Airtel unveils unlimited data plans

Telecommunications services provider, Airtel Nigeria, has announced the introduction of its Unlimited Ultra Plans, a new value offering that is designed to ensure its home broadband customers do not run out of data, while enjoying superior, uncapped speed and continuous broadband connectivity to the internet.

According to Airtel, the new offering, which is available only to Routers and Outdoor Unit (ODU) customers, will offer telecoms consumers the freedom to do more and become more productive without worrying about data speed reduction and utilisation, ensuring that customers ‘never run out of data.’

With the new unlimited ultra plans, customers have four distinct packages to choose from, which include, ‘unlimited Ultra Weekly’, ‘Unlimited Ultra Standard’, ‘Unlimited Ultra Diamond’ and ‘Unlimited Ultra Platinum’, each package comes with unlimited data, uncapped speed and applicable Fair Usage Policy (FUP).

Commenting on the new offer, Mr Godfrey Efeurhobo, Director, Home Broadband, Airtel Nigeria, said the unlimited ultra plans will further enrich home broadband customers’ experience. According to him, the unlimited ultra plans have been designed to meet the growing demand for quality home broadband experience with consideration for those working from home, schooling remotely and enjoying home entertainment.

“Airtel is committed to creating unique and innovative value propositions that will make life simpler, easier, better and more fun for all its customers. With this compelling unlimited ultra plans, we are confident that telecoms consumers in the home broadband segment will have an enriched experience and be further empowered to realise their full potential,” he said.

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