9mobile Introduces Pocket Friendly Data Plans, Plus Free Access to Social Media

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This could be the start of an innovation for 9mobiles if they can get their subscribers back.

Once labeled the "most expensive telecom operators", they now return to standard steps when reorganizing their data plans.

9mobile has unveiled new data plans and it looks like it's appealing to what MTN and Airtel are currently offering you.

You can now enjoy the enticing data offers available as daily, 3-day, weekly, and monthly plans.

The new revamped data plans allow subscribers to enjoy offers like 1GB + free access to social media sites (WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) valid for 1 day at just N300, or 2GB plus free access to social media sites valid for three days at just N500.

And if you are such that is most interested in the weekly plans, you can get a whooping 7GB plus free access to social media sites valid for seven days at just N1,500 or get 15gb for N5000 valid for 30days.

If you look closely, Airtel and MTN offer you 6GB for N1500 weekly, but this offer from 9mobile looks enticing because you get to use all your social media handles for free. Meaning if Facebook or Instagram has been consuming your data before now, it is now free to access on 9mobile platform once you subscribed to the new data plans.

How Do I Activate it?

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According to the Acting Director of 9mobile,

“We are a caring network that believes in showing love to our customers especially in this season of giving. We want them to be able to browse and stream online without the fear of quickly exhausting their data and having to spend more. We believe doing this will boost the internet experience of our customers across the country. The beauty of this revamp is that it’s not limited to a few packages; it involves all our data plans,”

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