This is to confirm that the issue is now resolved. Thanks for your attention to this matter @AirtelNigeria @NgComCommission

Has this really been addressed? @NgComCommission

Thank you so very much. The representative responded that the line is fine and that I should restart the router. I've done that and the data network is still very terrible. Please find attached shot for the mbps at exactly 4:22 pm 11th Sept, 2026

Can @AirtelNigeria explain what's going on in Ido. How can I be having 77kbps for 50mbps UDO Router with 100mbps unlimited monthly subscription? What's going on? @NgComCommission

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. @FirstBankngr Your downtime these days is getting really worrisome. Your network has been so good in the past years. Among the likes of Opay and Moniepoint, with Firstbank app, I need not worry... but it seems that has changed. Since last month this error has been so frequent even with very sound network (despite the fact that you announced that the services were restored 1st week of Sept.) If I need my money to do something important at the moment and I can't even login until days, there is no point keeping my money with you. Please do better and get things back on track!