Airalo eSIM Data Plans for Nigeria

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to produce an FAQ answer on eSIMDB site: answer: "Does Airalo offer unlimited data eSIM for Nigeria?" The guidelines say: We have dataset showing Airalo unlimited plans for Nigeria: Actually the dataset shows that all plans have specific GBs; no unlimited. So we must state clearly that unlimited plans are not available. We need to mention fixed data plans are available, highlight one or two examples from dataset. Mention that fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless user is extremely heavy data consumer. Use neutral tone, no marketing, no pronouns like "this provider". Use "Airalo" explicitly. Use "Nigeria". No lists, no headings. Use one or two short paragraphs. Let's craft.

First paragraph: There are no unlimited data eSIM plans from Airalo for Nigeria. All Airalo eSIM offerings for Nigeria provide capped data allowances, ranging from 5GB to 20GB, with varying validity periods.

Second paragraph: For travelers who need a lot of data but not truly unlimited, destination-specific fixed plans such as the Discover – 20GB plan (20GB for 365days) and the Nigercell – 5GB plan (5GB for 30days) can be suitable. Choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer.

Make sure it's neutral. Also we might mention that the limited data availability: 5GB to 20GB. Should not mention the price? The guidelines say: "Use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go" but since we cannot draw new info we can just mention the examples. But the dataset mention price ranges: $66 for 20GB, $30 for 5GB. But better to keep simple: mention price not necessary. But we could mention price to satisfy "Use attributes" but not necessary: guidelines mention "Use attributes like price range, validity range". Not mandatory: but we can mention that the 20GB plan for 365 days costs $66. Should we mention that? It's fine. But must stay concise: one or two paragraphs. Must not include bullet list. Might need to keep within 2 paragraphs max. Would mention:

• "Airalo offers fixed data eSIM plans for Nigeria, such as the Discover – 20GB plan, valid for 365 days, and the Nigercell – 5GB plan, valid for 30 days."

Yes. That would be a short sentence. "Fixed data plan can be cost-effective unless need heavy data usage." Good. It must not mention pronouns "this provider". Use "Airalo”. Use "Nigeria".

Also mention "airal" for unlimited? "Airalo does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Nigeria."

We must not include any promotional phrasing. Keep tone neutral. Avoid marketing style. Keep simple. Use one or two paragraphs. Let's ensure no em dashes. Use only etc. No dash, but hyphen is okay? They didn't forbid hyphen. Keep entire paragraphs clear. Let's produce.

Check guidelines: "Never use emdashes (—). Use commas, parentheses, or standard punctuation instead." Hyphens are fine. Just don't use em-dash. We can use hyphens in words like "Discovery+ - 20GB" but we'll write text, not referencing table.

We need to use a consistent phrasing. Keep certain char usage.

From infinite plan rules: - "State clearly that unlimited plans are not available." Good.

• "Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list." Good.

• "Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." Good.

Also note: Format for data cap: "20GB". Good.

Ok.

Now produce response.

But careful: The dataset shows "30 days" for Nigercell, but no "30 days" is in the dataset? It says 30 days. Should we mention validity? yes, "valid for 30 days".

All done. Write final answer.

But we must ensure no headings or bullet points. Just paragraphs.

Paragraph 1: "Airalo does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Nigeria. All Airalo eSIM offerings for Nigeria provide capped data allowances, ranging from 5GB to 20GB, with varying validity periods."

Paragraph 2: "For travelers seeking a higher data allowance, fixed data plans may be a better option. For example, Airalo’s Discover – 20GB plan offers 20GB of data for 365 days, while the Nigercell – 5GB plan offers 5GB for 30 days. Choosing one of these fixed plans can be more cost-effective unless a user requires very heavy data consumption."

Check rhetorical: We used "Airalo" and "Nigeria". No pronoun "this provider".

Check we didn't mention datasets. Good.

Check lines: separate paragraphs. Good.

Let's produce output accordingly.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Airalo does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Nigeria. All Airalo eSIM offerings for Nigeria provide capped data allowances, ranging from 5GB to 20GB, with varying validity periods.

For travelers who need a larger data allocation, fixed data plans are available. Examples include Airalo’s Discover – 20GB plan, which offers 20GB of data for 365 days, and the Nigercell – 5GB plan, which provides 5GB of data for 30 days. Choosing one of these fixed plans can be more cost‑effective unless a user requires very heavy data usage.

Airalo does not provide eSIM plans for Nigeria that include a local phone number or SMS capability. The available options are strictly data‑only eSIMs, so travelers will need to rely on internet‑based services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage for communication.

Airalo provides a total of 18 data plans for travelers in Nigeria. Of these, 4 are single‑country plans that apply only to Nigeria, while 14 are multi‑country plans that include Nigeria among other destinations. The available plans vary in price from about $7.50 up to $89.00 and offer data caps ranging from 1 GB to 20 GB, with validity periods between 7 and 365 days. This range includes both fixed‑data packages and daily‑cap options, giving users flexibility to choose a plan that fits their travel needs and budget.