The offer, ongoing till July 31, 2021, will allow 9mobile prepaid and postpaid customers to remain connected with their families, friends and loved ones in Saudi Arabia and Nigeria at affordable rates.
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The operator’s move is the first by any Nigerian telecommunication company after the ban on activation of new SIM cards was lifted by the Federal Government last week.
Customers can now get up to 380GB for N60,000, plus a free router device valid for one year, and up to 200GB at N36,000, plus a free MiFi device also valid for one year.
The telco in a statement on Monday said the development followed the Federal Government’s approval granting telecoms the licence for NIN registration to ease the pressure of large crowd turnout at the various enrolment centres of the National Identity Management Commission.
9mobile made this known in a statement in Lagos.
The development is another initiative to enable customers buy data without stress and keep them in touch with their loved ones across the world.
The new appointee, according to the company, possesses vast international experience working in the telecoms, technology and service sectors in Asia, Europe and USA, with a profound understanding of telecom, content and media industries and embedded and surrounding technology environments and business models.