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MTN Extends Mega Billion Promo, Offers Nigerians More Time to Win Big

Ugo Onwuaso2 Oct 20250 Comments
MTN Extends Mega Billion Promo, Offers Nigerians More Time to Win Big
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MTN Nigeria has announced the extension of its widely celebrated Mega Billion Promo, giving millions of customers an additional month to participate and win life-changing cash prizes. Originally…

MTN Nigeria has announced the extension of its widely celebrated Mega Billion Promo, giving millions of customers an additional month to participate and win life-changing cash prizes.

Originally scheduled to end on September 21, 2025, the promo will now run until October 21, 2025.

Since its launch, the Mega Billion Promo has captured national attention, offering cash rewards ranging from ₦25,000 to ₦10 million.

The initiative has been praised for its role in uplifting customers during challenging economic times.

Speaking on the extension, MTN Nigeria’s Chief Marketing Officer, Onyinye Ikenna-Emeka, said, “In the last couple of years, it’s been a very tough time for the average Nigerian.

And as a company that is committed to making our customers’ lives better, we consistently look for ways to achieve this. This Mega Billion promo is one of such initiatives.”

Participation is open to all MTN customers via the USSD code *900#. By following the on-screen instructions, users can enter daily, weekly, and grand prize draws.

With the new deadline set for October 21, MTN has reaffirmed its commitment to rewarding loyalty and delivering memorable experiences to its subscribers.

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