You can’t deny the fact that the era of free browsing is dead, I mean that gone are those days which you can browse for three years without paying a dime, gone are those days which you can download UNLIMITED without paying any kobo. Now, if you really want to browse and download then you have to buy a data bundle.
Well, our telco’s providers are trying to give us a cheap and affordable data bundle. We can example of Glo which is taking the lead when its come to offering cheap and affordable data bundle. Glo claims to be the grand masters of data in Nigeria simply because they are offering the cheapest data bundle Nigeria. Glo recently revived its bundle package by increasing its data bundle by 50% with the same old price. The new Glo data bundle now offers 4GB for just N1000, N2000 for 9.2GB, N2500 for 12.5GB, N3000 for 15GB and more.
However, the likes of MTN are also trying there best in offering cheap and affordable data offer. With double data offer, you can enjoy more of MTN data offer. Some days ago, I shared an article that talks about how you can enjoy 2GB of data for just N500 without tweaking IMEI of your device.
Well, many people have testified to it that is working so today I will show to you how you can activate 4GB of data for just N1000. This 4GB for N1000 is valid for 14days and the data works perfectly with all kinds of device.
Note: If you already activated Double data offer then start from Step 7, new users should start from Step 1.
1. You need to make sure that you have airtime in your SIM
2. Migrate to MTN Pulse by dialing *406*1#
3. Now Send Double to 131
4. Send Promo to 131
5. Then you receive a pop-up message that says “your request for Device Bundle at naira 1.00/day”
just Accept it and proceed
6. Send Free to 131
7. Now that the double data offer is activated then recharge N1000 and send 103 to 131 twice
it valid for 14days.
8. Finally, send 2 to 131 or dial *131*4# to check your data balance.
You can also read on how you can activate 100% double offer of your data on all MTN data plans.
