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3gb = ₦1,300

5gb = ₦1,900

6gb = ₦2,350

10gb = ₦3,400

15gb = ₦4,900

40gb = ₦9,800

75gb = ₦14,800

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AIRTEL DATA

750mb (14 days) = ₦490

1.5gb = ₦ 990

2gb = ₦1,200

4.5gb = ₦1,960

6gb = ₦2,480

8gb = ₦2,960

11gb = ₦3,960

15gb = ₦4,900

75gb = ₦14,850

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2gb = ₦1190

3gb = ₦1480

4.5gb = ₦1950

11gb = ₦3900

15gb = ₦4900

40gb = ₦9800

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5.8gb (5.2gb Day + 600mb Night) = ₦2,000

7.7gb (7.1gb Day + 600mb Night) = ₦2,450

10gb(9gb Day + 1gb Night) = ₦2,980

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18.5gb (17.5gb Day + 1gb Night) = ₦4,900

29.5gb (27.5gb Day + 2gb Night) = ₦7,850

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