As Nigeria’s digital economy continues to expand, affordable and reliable internet access has become a necessity for individuals, businesses, and remote workers across the country. In a landscape dominated by high data consumption from streaming, remote work tools, and online learning, unlimited data plans have emerged as a crucial lifeline.
According to new data from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) compiled by Nairalytics, the top 10 cheapest unlimited data plans in Nigeria for July 2025 reveal a competitive market dominated by both traditional telcos and newer broadband players. Monthly subscription prices range from ₦15,380 to ₦45,750.
Here’s a breakdown of the most affordable providers:
Top 10 Cheapest Unlimited Internet Providers (Monthly Cost)
1. WiFiber Broadband – ₦15,380
Leading the pack, WiFiber offers the most affordable unlimited internet plan in Nigeria, undercutting rivals while maintaining impressive coverage in key urban areas.
2. NGCOM – ₦15,500
Known for its focus on SMEs and residential areas, NGCOM ties with Hoop Telecoms for the second-cheapest plan.
3. Hoop Telecoms – ₦15,500
A growing player in the broadband space, Hoop Telecoms continues to gain traction with its reliable unlimited offering.
4. Tizeti – ₦17,500
Also known as “wifi.com.ng,” Tizeti offers solar-powered internet with wide coverage, especially in Lagos and other coastal cities.
5. IPNX – ₦22,253
With a long history in Nigeria’s telecom industry, IPNX balances speed and affordability, appealing to businesses and homes alike.
6. MTN – ₦25,000
As one of Nigeria’s largest telecom operators, MTN provides unlimited plans for those seeking brand reliability and national coverage.
7. Airtel – ₦30,000
A well-known name in mobile internet, Airtel also plays in the fixed broadband space with a slightly higher monthly cost.
8. Cobranet – ₦32,000
Offering business-class internet in Lagos and Abuja, Cobranet is a dependable choice for professionals needing steady connectivity.
9. Cyberspace – ₦33,910
A long-time ISP, Cyberspace’s pricing puts it in the premium bracket, catering to clients who prioritize enterprise-grade services.
10. Swift Networks – ₦45,750
At the highest end of this list, Swift targets the premium segment with value-added services and strong business-grade packages.
What This Means for Consumers
The emergence of affordable unlimited broadband options signals healthy competition and a market gradually shifting from metered mobile data to fixed wireless and fiber internet. For consumers, especially those in urban centers, this means more choice and better value.
However, availability still varies significantly by location. While some providers offer excellent services in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, others are still scaling infrastructure in secondary cities and rural areas. Speed, latency, and customer service remain key differentiators.
Looking Ahead
With the rising demand for remote work, streaming, online education, and fintech applications, data consumption is only expected to grow. Telcos and ISPs are responding by investing in infrastructure and slashing prices, which bodes well for digital inclusion.
But regulatory bodies like the NCC must continue to ensure fair competition and protect consumers from subpar service, throttling, and hidden charges disguised under “unlimited” plans.
Conclusion
Whether you’re a student, remote worker, SME owner, or tech enthusiast, this updated list offers a useful benchmark for choosing the most cost-effective unlimited data provider in Nigeria. With prices now starting as low as ₦15,380 per month, it’s clear that the race for Nigeria’s broadband market is heating up, and the customers are the winners.
Source: NCC, Nairalytics | July 2025.