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Active Magic IP's to Continue Your Flexing With Etisalat Unlimited Surfing

I can see that most of you guys are unable to browse and download the way you like with Etisalat Sim since yesterday, you are just managing the available 150MB through IMEI tweaking. Now, it istime to back on the track with your Etisalat Unlimited surfing via Magic IP's.
Use any of the below active IP's with its Port to connect and resume your unlimited surfing with N0.0 via Psiphon and Etisalat sim:

176.9.19.101:::;3128
195.154.231.43::::3128
176.31.11.106;::3128
37.128.116.34::::3128

In your Psiphon under Proxy Server, you can use; instagram.comormobile.etisalat.com.ng%2F%3a@ 41.73.228.136

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