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    Nigeria eSIM

    22 standard plans · 27 total

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    Free eSIM in Nigeria — 500MB–1GB free for first-time users, claimed in the Wanderly app. No card.

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    5 GB
    30 days

    Total plan price

    $17.99USD

    Price per GB

    $3.60

    5 GB30 days3G/4G/5G
    Coverage
    Single country
    Plan type
    Data only
    Top-up
    Available
    Activation
    On network connection

    Available packages

    7 days
    15 days
    30 days
    90 days
    365 days

    What's Included

    Instant email delivery
    QR code activation
    24/7 customer support
    No hidden fees
    Data-only eSIM
    Works with iPhone & Android
    Easy installation guide
    Refund eligible

    Nigeria eSIM plans at a glance

    Wanderly lists 22 fixed-data Nigeria plans, ranging from 1GB up to 20GB over 7 to 365 days. Prices start at $5.99, and the lowest cost per gigabyte is $2.97/GB on the 20GB 30-day plan.

    Unlimited day-passes are also available from $5.99 per day, billed per day rather than per gigabyte. All 27 Nigeria plans can be topped up without reinstalling the eSIM.

    Every plan is data-only and installs from a QR code, so your home number stays active on its own line. Validity starts when the eSIM first connects to a network in Nigeria, not at purchase, which means you can install before you fly.

    🇳🇬 About eSIMs in Nigeria

    Nigeria’s largest cities have broad mobile coverage, so the practical challenge for a short visit is usually setup rather than signal. A travel eSIM lets you arrive with data ready for ride apps, maps, hotel messages and work communication without making local SIM registration your first errand. Lagos and Abuja are the easiest environments; service can vary more between cities and on rural roads, where downloading an offline route remains sensible.

    Heavy traffic and busy cells can affect speed even when your phone shows a strong signal. Keep a charged power bank with you, especially during long transfers, and save important addresses outside the browser. Install the profile over Wi-Fi before departure, retain your home SIM for calls and verification texts, and assign mobile data to the Nigeria line after landing. The catalogue above lists current plan allowances and validity, letting you compare a brief business trip with a longer multi-city stay.

    How to activate your eSIM in Nigeria

    1. 1
      Set up before departure
      Install and label the Nigeria eSIM over Wi-Fi, then leave the line disabled until arrival.
    2. 2
      Enable mobile data
      Select the Nigeria eSIM for cellular data and turn on Data Roaming for that eSIM line.
    3. 3
      Verify the connection
      Load your hotel address or send a message before leaving the airport.
    4. 4
      Keep power and offline details
      Carry a power bank and save key addresses for congestion or gaps between cities.

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    5 GB · 30 days

    $17.99