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Destinations  ›  Nigeria Entry 164  ·  last checked 05.09.2026 NG
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164 Nigeria

Nigeria

NG LTE only

Nigeria has a large and complex telecom market, but mobile data is widely used. Travellers use an eSIM to avoid the cumbersome SIM registration process, which requires NIN (National Identification Number) for local SIMs.

Selected 10 GB · 30 days
Nigeria, 10 GB €55.90
Buy and receive the QR code Refundable while unused
Glo First choice — what you will usually be on. LTE
Cities Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt have good LTE coverage from Glo.
Major roads Coverage along highways is generally continuous but can drop in remote areas.
Rural areas Many villages have only 2G or no coverage; Glo's LTE is concentrated in urban and semi-urban areas.
Niger Delta Terrain and security issues can affect coverage; signal may be intermittent.
01

Airport arrival

International airports have SIM vendors, but you need NIN for local SIM. An eSIM bypasses this.

02

Payment

Cash is common, but cards and mobile money are accepted in cities.

03

Power and internet

Power supply is unreliable; carry a power bank. Some messaging apps may be temporarily restricted; have a VPN if needed.

01

Does the eSIM work on Glo Nigeria?

Yes, it roams on Glo's LTE network.

02

Is 5G available?

Glo has limited 5G in some cities, but the eSIM plan is LTE-only.

03

Will I have coverage in rural areas?

Expect patchy or no coverage in remote villages.

04

Do I need a NIN to use the eSIM?

No, because it's a foreign travel eSIM.

05

Can I use the eSIM for a long trip?

Yes, plans up to 30 days are available.

06

Is the eSIM data-only?

Yes, use apps for communication.