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9mobile Customers to Buy Data on Facebook

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9mobile Customers to Buy Data on Facebook
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9mobile has said it is offering Nigerians the opportunity to purchase data directly on Facebook, social media platform. The development is another initiative to enable customers buy data without…

9mobile has said it is offering Nigerians the opportunity to purchase data directly on Facebook, social media platform.

9mobile Customers to Buy Data on Facebook

The development is another initiative to enable customers buy data without stress and keep them in touch with their loved ones across the world, the telecom company said in a statement.

Stjepan Udovicic, chief commercial officer, 9mobile, disclosed that its customers can now purchase select data plans on Facebook.

“At 9mobile, we are committed to superior customer experience through innovative alternatives. We are about giving the best to our customers, and this is a strategic partnership with the social media giant to make further data accessible for them. Imagine running out of data while having an important conversation on Facebook Messenger or making a post.

“All you need to do is to buy your data straight from the Facebook platform. We are about making life easy for our customers, and this is one of the ways we demonstrate it,” he said.

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