Airtel Nigeria, the country’s second-largest telecom operator, has updated its data pricing and adjusted tariffs, according to a notice on its website on Monday.The new information from the Airtel website—confirmed the revised rates.
The operator explained that these changes, which cover various data bundles, are designed to help offset the rising operational costs amid an increasingly challenging economic environment. In addition, call rates have been increased to 25 kobo per second from approximately 18 kobo per second.
Below are the updated data plans:
Daily Plans
• N50 – 40MB (Valid for 1 day)
• N100 – 100MB (Valid for 1 day)
• N200 – 200MB (Valid for 3 days)
• N350 – 1GB (Valid for 1 day)
Weekly Plans
• N350 – 350MB (Valid for 7 days)
• N500 – 750MB + 1GB YouTube Night + 200MB for YouTube Music/Spotify (Valid for 7 days)
• N500 – 1GB + 1GB YouTube Night + 50MB for Socials (Valid for 7 days)
• N500 – 2GB (Valid for 2 days)
Monthly Plans (Revised)
• N2,000 – 3GB (Previously 1.5GB for N1,200)
• N2,500 – 4GB (Previously 3GB for N1,500)
• N3,000 – 8GB (Previously 4.5GB for N2,000)
Other Adjustments
• N4,000 – 10GB (Previously 6GB for N2,500)
• N5,000 – 13GB (Previously 10GB for N3,000)
• N6,000 – 18GB (Previously 15GB for N4,000)
• N8,000 – 25GB (Previously 18GB for N5,000)
These tariff modifications reflect Airtel Nigeria’s efforts to adapt to the rising costs of operation while continuing to serve its customers in a competitive market.
