Vanguard News·3 min read·medium
Millions still rely on emergency airtime as inflation squeezes household budgets
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Millions of Nigerians are increasingly reliant on emergency airtime credit services to maintain digital connectivity amid rising inflation and economic hardship. The service acts as a vital economic buffer for low-income earners, though it has faced regulatory scrutiny.
As rising food prices, transport fares and other living costs continue to strain household budgets, millions of Nigerians are relying on emergency airtime services to stay connected, reinforcing the growing importance of digital connectivity for work, business, banking and everyday communication.
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