A switch from Airtel to MTN
As a resident of Nigeria, I've had my fair share of experiences with various network providers. Previously, I used Airtel; this was my former hotline as all my family members use Airtel as if it's a family network provider, but a particular incident during my promotional exam made me switch to MTN. This experience almost got me into trouble, and if I were to be alone that day, I would be left hanging without any remedy until the following year, which means I wouldn't be moving with my current professional mates.
Airtel wanted to put me on hold for another year, but shame to the network devil. During the exam, I struggled to log in due to poor network connectivity. Despite having a stable signal, Airtel's network refused to cooperate, making it difficult for me to access the exam portal. See the way, I was shaking under the heat weather and also cold at the same time. You know what? My promotional exam to another level is at stake here🤔Fortunately, others in the room with MTN networks could log in seamlessly. One of my colleagues eventually provided a hotspot for me, which allowed me to log in and complete the exam without further issues.
That experience was a turning point, and I decided to switch to MTN. While MTN's network isn't perfect and can be slow at times, it's generally more reliable than Airtel's. However, MTN's subscription plans can be overwhelming. My experience with Airtel was disappointing, but it led me to find a more reliable network provider in MTN. Despite some drawbacks, MTN's network strength and reliability make it a better choice for me.
How's their network strength in my capacity?
To the best of my knowledge, the MTN network is still the most valuable network provider with good network strength, and it hardly disappoints. Even when one is in a remote village, the signal strength seems so perfect for me. I will choose MTN over any other network provider now and forever.
*MTN EVERYWHERE YOU GO*
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This post is in response to the #scifimultiverse community weekly prompt 16 on the topic: NETWORK PROVIDER.
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STOPGlad u were able to switch to a better network, some network can be frustrating most times
Thank God you didn't miss your exam or have an extra year. During my university days MTN was the network I used throughout. And it was the first network I used.
Thank God for my dear life🙏
It was not funny!
Anyone would have switched after such an experience lol, I can't imagine losing a year's opportunity because of network issues. Every Network Providers need to do better on their end, I think we've come too far in tech to be having issues like this 😏
Help me thank God I didn't stay alone to do the exam👌
It won't be funny to tell people you lost a promotion because of network problems 🤔
Lolz
That wasn't a funny experience, thank God you had a plan B, plan B is always necessary.
It wasn't funny o.
Sometimes, we need to listen to our inner mind when telling us something; I would have missed it due to my poor network, but thank God for the plan B.
Thanks, dear🥰
Compared to other networks, MTN is still a lot better. Airtel issue is like a curse, it will fumble at the point you need it the most. That is why I prefer to use multiple Sims because I can't afford to rely on one network.
Airtel network can roam for 24 hours 🤔 Multiple network providers answer it all if you don't want any disappointment