Nigeria virtual phone numbers
Expand your reach in Nigeria without boundaries with a global virtual phone number from Telnyx. Our Nigerian numbers are feature-packed and AI-ready.
WHY TELNYX
Use a centralized platform for global calling
Bring a personal touch to Nigerian customers with a local presence. Increase engagement in Nigeria with recognizable numbers.
Global reach, local familiarity
Establish a local presence your customers will recognize in 140+ countries.
Unlimited numbers
Scale your presence according to your business needs. Receive a discount after purchasing 50+ numbers.
Fast, easy number porting
Port existing Nigeria numbers painlessly with Telnyx FastPort® technology.
Real User feedback
"The portal gives me an amazing level of control including managing all of my own porting requests and number purchasing."
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"I think what I like best about your team is how knowledgable Samira and Klane are with helping us get our 10DLC campaigns approved."
Travis P. - Senior Developer
"I like how quick it is to create an account, setup a sip connection, purchase a number, authenticate, and be ready to make and receive calls"
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Nigeria local regulations
Nigeria has specific regulations for telemarketing that businesses must adhere to:
- The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) regulates telemarketing activities, and telemarketers must comply with the NCC's guidelines (Source: Nigerian Communications Commission)
- Telemarketers are prohibited from making calls to numbers listed on the Do Not Disturb (DND) registry, and consumers can activate the DND code by sending "STOP" to 2442 (Source: Nigerian Communications Commission | IFEX)
- Telemarketers must obtain explicit consent from individuals before making any marketing calls, and provide a clear option to opt out of future calls (Source: Nigerian Communications Commission)
These regulations highlight the need for businesses to respect consumer privacy and adhere to specific guidelines when operating in Nigeria.
Top industries in Nigeria
Nigeria's economy in 2024 is expected to be driven by several key sectors, despite a modest GDP growth projection of 3.1%.
- Services Sector: The services sector, including telecommunications and transport, grew by 4.32% in Q1 2024, contributing 58.04% to the aggregate GDP.
- Financial Sector: The financial sector, encompassing banks and fintechs, witnessed a significant growth of 33.30% in Q1 2024, indicating a strong and promising trend.
- Metal Ores and Road Transport: The metal ores sector rebounded to 114.35% growth in Q1 2024, while the road transport sector grew by 5.58%, crucial for the movement of goods and people.
Alongside continued policy reforms and a rebound in oil production, these sectors are set to influence Nigeria's economic trajectory in 2024.
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