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91,565,010 Nigerian internet subscribers are shown in national statistics kept. Telecoms are about 9% of Nigerian GDP. Like in other African nations, likely airtime and top-ups are even used as currency in Nigerian transactions. Everything originates at a bank. There are lots of internet descriptions about how to make the airtime work. People in Nigeria likely know more about what they do!
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