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The BB10 Maxi plan seems to be an unlimited BB10 plan unlike the BBLITE package. We’re all aware that with the BBLITE daily and weekly packages, we can use up to 5GB & 8GB respectively, but the BB10 Maxi plans exceeds the limit. It might be unlimited, who knows.

Since the BBLITE plans are still unstable, I’ll reveal the configuration setup for the BB10 Maxi plans so that you can enjoy the BB10 Maxi till the BBLITE plans regains stability. Please follow the procedure as explained below, so you don’t end up complaining “not working”.

There are two ways to subscribe for the BB10 MAXI plans.

Dial *131*6*5# and select if it’s daily, weekly or monthly subscription you wish to opt-in for. Alternatively, you can dial *216*5*3# for BB10 Maxi monthly, *216*5*2# for BB10 Maxi weekly or *216*5*1# for BB10 Maxi daily.

1.Firstly, download the Netloop VPN and install on your android device.

2.Next go to your mobile network settings, and make sure that you make use of “127.0.0.1” as proxy address with port “8080”.

For PC & iOS users, you can simply download tweakware VPN and then make sure you make use of the MTN BIS setup, just as I selected for that on android. PC users can also make use of simple server for PC (download here) and then make sure that your modem access point is set to “web.gprs.mtnnigeria.com” with “web” as username and password. Also remember to set your browser and IDM with proxy “127.0.0.1” and port “8080”.

Another 4G LTE network has launched in Nigeria 3 days back (23 of August, 2016). The company known as Intercellular Nigeria Limited - InterC for short as they like to be called. Born from the need to truly address the existing gaps in the market, InterC Network was established to provide sustainable quality services through a high capacity 4G LTE network to Nigerians.

It is a new 4G LTE network in Nigeria and from what we see on their locations page, they will operate in Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kaduna first, before hitting the cities of Lagos as their head office is in Lagos. Other locations in Nigeria joins later.
InterC are in for a serious business, it seems the price of their data plan is more affordable than other network in Nigeria offering 4G service at this moment and they are offering free internet for the first month, and 25% off on the second month. InterC 4G LTE Data Plans and Price are as follow;


1. InterC Lite: » 1.5GB Plan for N1,400 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 4GB for N2,800 (24/7 30 Days)» 2.5GB for N1,500 (6PM – 6AM 7Days validity)» 1GB for N1,000 (6PM – 6AM 7Days validity)
2. InterC Savvy» 7GB for N4,500 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 15GB for N7,000 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 25GB for N10,000 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 40GB for N9,000 (6PM – 6AM 30 Days Validity)» 25GB for N6,000 (6PM – 6AM 30 Days validity)

3. InterC Ultra» 50GB for N17,000 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 75GB for N24,000 (24/7 30 Days Validity)» 110GB for N35,000 (24/7 60 Days Validity)» 75GB for N12,000 (6PM – 6AM 30 Days Validity).
Log on to InterC official website for more detail at www.intercnetwork.com.ng

Now we have InterC, Smile, Spectranet, Ntel, Swift, and (soon) MTN. 4G LTE is the latest network in town. If you have a device that doesn’t support 4G, then you are in too many miles.