In a recent announcement, Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, has suspended its planned price increase for Nigerian users.
The move comes after feedback from Nigerian customers, who had raised concerns about the proposed subscription hike amidst ongoing economic challenges in the country.
Initially, Starlink’s plan to raise its monthly subscription fees sparked widespread debate, with many users voicing concerns over affordability. However, in a reversal aimed at easing access to reliable internet services, the company has chosen to maintain its current pricing structure, allowing Nigerian users to continue benefiting from high-speed internet at the existing rates.
Starlink’s decision is seen as a positive response to consumer feedback, reinforcing its commitment to expanding internet accessibility across Nigeria and supporting the nation’s push for digital inclusivity.
