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AWOOF!!! AIRTEL CHEAPEST DATA BUNDLE. 6GB FOR N1500

Airtel is back at it again, I really love the competition going on. It seems like the network providers are competing on who to provide the cheapest data pan for the masses and I see Airtel coming first position with their N1500 plan for a whooping 6gb of data. After the introduction of their night plan which goes for N25 for 500mb and N50 for 1.5gb. The major problem here is just that I hope airtel is not using our heads here. After they introduced their 3gb plan which goes for N1500 it later got to our notice that the data  was actually 1.5gb and not 3gb as supposedly said..

This is a very nice offer to all who value streaming and downloading. The good thing about this is that it is usable on all devices; android, BlackBerry, Symbian windows phone, iPad/iPhone, laptops and etc..

HOW TO GET THE6GB  DATA FOR N1500
Load your airtel sim with N1500
Dial *440*161# to subscribe
You can dial *123*10# or *140# to check the balance

The good thing is that you don't need to belong to a particular tariff plan to qualify for this plan. The bad side is that not all airtel line are eligible for the plan only selected lines are viable for this plan, or sims that have received a message from airtel like the one below.

So enjoy the offer while it lasts..

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