Nigeria Daily eSIM — Never Run Out of Data
Daily-renewing data plan for your Nigeria trip: choose 500MB–3GB high-speed data per day and the exact number of days you need (1–30 days). Once your daily high-speed allowance is exhausted, speeds are reduced — maps and messaging still work, unlike fixed-data plans where connectivity drops entirely.
Choose your Nigeria eSIM plan
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| Daily high-speed data allowance | Price/day | Price/GB | After the cap | Carrier | 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500MB | 73,406 ₫ | 150,335 ₫ | 512 Kbps | Glo | 513,842 ₫ |
| 1GB | 98,806 ₫ | 98,806 ₫ | 512 Kbps | Glo | 691,642 ₫ |
| 2GB | 169,926 ₫ | 84,963 ₫ | 512 Kbps | Glo | 1,189,482 ₫ |
| 3GB | 327,406 ₫ | 109,135 ₫ | 1 Mbps | Glo | 2,291,842 ₫ |
- Lowest cost per GB: 2GB/day, about 84,963 ₫ per GB of high-speed data.
- Speed after the daily cap depends on the plan: 1 Mbps on 3GB, but only 512 Kbps on 500MB, 1GB, 2GB. A bigger plan doesn’t mean faster speeds once the cap is reached.
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Using mobile data in Nigeria: local tips
- Dial 112 in an emergency. Nigeria’s toll-free 112 line covers ambulance, fire and police around the clock. There’s no national ambulance service, so know how you’d get to a hospital.
- Check coverage before you go. MTN Nigeria runs an online coverage locator. Check it for your accommodation and planned stops, particularly outside the big cities.
- Fill in landing cards online. Foreign visitors complete landing and departure cards on the Nigeria Immigration Service’s online portal before entry and exit. Keep the confirmation handy, as you may be asked for it at the border.
- Cowry card or app. If you pay for transport with Cowry, note that the app works only online, while the Cowry card also works offline – useful where signal is weak.
Checked against official sources in September 2026. Services and coverage change — check the app or operator before you travel.
FAQ
Depends on your chosen plan: 500MB/day → 512 Kbps; 1GB/day → 512 Kbps; 2GB/day → 512 Kbps; 3GB/day → 1 Mbps. After that, you stay connected until your daily high-speed allowance resets.
eSIM plans for Nigeria connect via Glo on 4G/LTE networks. Your device automatically selects the strongest local network. The carrier for each plan is listed on its detail page.
Daily plans provide a fixed amount of high-speed data refreshed each day (e.g., 1 GB/day). Once the daily high-speed limit is reached, speeds are reduced but connectivity remains — the full high-speed allowance resets the next day. Fixed-data plans end completely once exhausted; additional data must be purchased.
Essentially similar to "unlimited" plans on the market: you always stay connected, but speeds are reduced after exceeding your daily high-speed data allowance. We clearly state the reduced speed for each plan so you can choose the right one—no vague marketing.
Select the exact number of days for your trip — from 1 to 30 days. Pricing is per day: travel for 5 days, pay for 5 days — no need to overbuy a 30-day package.
1 GB/day is enough for maps, messaging, and social media. 2–3 GB/day if you frequently watch videos or make video calls. 5–10 GB/day for livestreaming or sharing a hotspot with your group.
For most plans, validity starts from the first time your eSIM connects to a network at your destination—you can safely install it at home before flying. Exact details for each plan are clearly stated on its product page.
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