9mobile enables customers talk more as it reduces call rates with Morelife
9mobile has relaunched its Morelife Complete package to enable subscribers talk more and stay more connected with colleagues, family and friends. The relaunched package offers customers more affordable rates on both local and international calls.
Morelife is a voice-based prepaid package that allows customers to make calls at 11k/s to all networks in Nigeria and to top international destinations including UK, USA, Canada, China, Norway, Puerto Rico and Bangladesh with a daily access fee of only N5 billed along with the first call of the day.
In addition, subscribers on the new package would enjoy other benefits, including exclusive data offer of as much as 11GB for N3000.
Speaking about the revamped offer, 9mobile’s Acting Marketing Director, Layi Onafowokan, said: “We are responding to our customers’ need to stay in touch with their friends and family both locally and around the world without worrying about expensive call rates, especially with the varying degrees of physical and social restrictions in place at this time.
“More than ever before, Nigerians now rely heavily on efficient and affordable telecom services to communicate with loved ones around the world. That is why we are introducing this most affordable uniform voice call rate of 11k/sec for all local calls and select international destinations.”
He added that the MoreLife Complete package underlines 9mobile’s desire to continue to offer meaningful and affordable services to its subscribers.
He disclosed that subscribers could activate the MoreLife Complete package by dialling 6201# and get the super 11GB data offer by dialling 2301#.
It will be recalled that the new normal occasioned by observance of Covid-19 pandemic protocols include physical distancing which has greatly reduced physical contacts with friends and families as more people now work remotely. This has led to an increased demand for airtime as people rely more on calls to stay connected.
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