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MTN revamps Pulse, offers subscribers cheaper data

Ehime Alex by Ehime Alex
February 17, 2021
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MTN Nigeria Communications has unveiled a revamped Pulse proposition that would allow Nigerian youths to have access to affordable data rates.

The telecommunications company announced this in a statement made available to Financial Street on Wednesday.

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According to the company, the new Pulse plans have a range of features, including Instagram and TikTok bundles of 350MB for N100, valid for one day and 1GB for N200, valid for seven days.

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Also, the package would allow subscribers to a night bundle of 250MB for N25, up to 2GB usable data between 11pm and 6am daily, and to earn Pulse points when they buy IG/TikTok bundles, subscribe to MusicTime or buy data via MyMTNApp, MTN stated.

Commenting on the Pulse revamp plans, the Acting Chief Marketing Officer of MTN Nigeria, Anthony Obi, said, “Nigerian youths are diverse, with varying interests. They are constantly seeking platforms, plans and opportunities to enable them do more.

“In addition to the important need for our youth to socialise, especially in these unusual times, many of them now use the platforms as their digital office to earn a living. We have created the new Pulse to support them in their quest to stay connected and live their dreams.”

MTN Pulse is a pre-paid tariff plan that allows customers to enjoy low call rates across all local networks, nightlife bundles of up to 2GB for N200, and accumulate points, which could be exchanged for data.

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