Call Nigeria for $0.05/min
Make crystal-clear calls to Nigeria directly from your browser. Save up to 85% compared to traditional carriers. No app, no subscription, no hidden fees.
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Why Choose Zenophone for Calls to Nigeria?
The smartest way to stay connected with Nigeria
Looking for an affordable and reliable way to stay connected with Nigeria? Zenophone offers the most competitive international calling rates, with prices starting at just $0.05/minute. Whether you're calling family in Lagos, managing business relationships in Abuja, or staying in touch with friends in Kano, our browser-based calling platform makes it simple and cost-effective.
Unlike traditional telephone carriers that charge premium rates for international calls, Zenophone leverages modern VoIP technology to deliver crystal-clear voice quality at a fraction of the cost. No expensive international calling plans, no hidden fees, and no long-term contracts – just straightforward, pay-as-you-go pricing that puts you in control.
Getting started with Zenophone is incredibly simple. Create your account in seconds and begin calling Nigeria, your first call is free! Your credit never expires, so there's no pressure to use it quickly or worry about losing your balance. Whether you're calling from your desktop, tablet, or mobile device, Zenophone works seamlessly across all platforms – no app download required.
Cheapest Rates
Call Nigeria for as low as $0.05/minute. Save up to 85% compared to traditional phone carriers and mobile plans.
Browser-Based Calling
No app to download. Call Nigeria directly from your web browser on any device. Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Private & Secure
All calls to Nigeria are end-to-end encrypted. We never record or listen to your conversations. Your privacy is guaranteed.
First call is FREE • No credit card required
How to Call Nigeria
Everything you need to know about dialing Nigeria
Dialing Format
From US/Canada: 011 + 234 + Area Code + Local Number
From UK/Europe: 00 + 234 + Area Code + Local Number
From Mobile: +234 + Area Code + Local Number
With Zenophone: The country code (+234) is prefilled for you - just enter the phone number and start calling. No need to remember complex dialing codes!
Understanding Nigeria's Phone Numbers
Country Code: +234
Mobile Numbers: 10 digits starting with 70, 80, 81, or 90
Landline Numbers: 10 digits with area code (1 for Lagos, 9 for Abuja)
Example Mobile: +234 803 123 4567
Example Landline: +234 1 234 5678
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- ✗Don't forget to drop the leading 0 from the area code when dialing internationally
- ✗Don't use the wrong international prefix for your location
- ✗Mobile numbers don't require an area code - they're already complete
- ✓Always include the +234 country code when calling from abroad
Business Culture in Nigeria
Essential information for business calls
Business Hours
Standard: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM WAT
Many Companies: Traffic can affect schedules in Lagos
Government: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Business Etiquette
- • Relationship building is important in Nigerian business
- • Seniority and titles are respected
- • Patience is important in negotiations
- • English is the business language
Best Times to Call Nigeria
For Business Calls:
10 AM - 4 PM WAT (Monday-Friday)
From Different Locations:
US East Coast: 4:00 AM - 10:00 AM EST
UK: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM GMT
Europe: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CET
Calling Tips for Nigeria
Get the best call quality and value
Time Zone Considerations
Nigeria uses West Africa Time (WAT, UTC+1) year-round. The country does not observe daylight saving time.
Nigeria does not observe daylight saving time, so time differences with countries that do will vary by season.
Connection Quality Tips
- • Use a stable internet connection for best call quality
- • Headphones with microphone improve audio clarity
- • Close other applications using bandwidth during calls
- • WiFi connections typically provide better quality than mobile data
Cost-Saving Tips
- • Rates are the same 24/7 - no peak hour charges
- • Use WiFi instead of mobile data when possible
- • Your credit never expires - top up any amount
- • First call is FREE to test our service
Languages & Communication in Nigeria
Understanding Nigeria's linguistic diversity
Primary Languages
English: Official language
Hausa: ~30% of population (Northern Nigeria)
Yoruba: ~20% of population (Southwestern Nigeria)
Igbo: ~18% of population (Southeastern Nigeria)
Pidgin: Widely spoken lingua franca
Fulani: ~6% of population (Northern Nigeria)
Common Greetings
English: "Hello" - Standard greeting
Yoruba: "Ẹ káàárọ̀" - Good morning
Hausa: "Sannu" - Hello
Igbo: "Nnọọ" - Hello
Communication Tips
- • English is the official language
- • Nigerian Pidgin is widely spoken
- • Nigeria has over 500 indigenous languages
- • Greetings are important in Nigerian culture
Major Cities in Nigeria
Call any of these cities at the same low rate of $0.05/min
Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria's largest city and economic powerhouse, is the most populous city in Africa with over 20 million people. The city is the commercial and financial hub of West Africa, hosting the Nigerian Stock Exchange and major corporations. Lagos is known for its vibrant culture, Nollywood film industry, and Afrobeats music scene.
Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria's purpose-built capital city, is the country's political center and hosts all federal government institutions. The planned city features modern architecture and is home to embassies and international organizations. Abuja is one of Africa's fastest-growing cities with significant infrastructure development.
Kano
Kano, the largest city in northern Nigeria, is a historic trading center and major commercial hub. The city has a rich history dating back over a thousand years and remains an important center for agriculture and trade. Kano is known for its traditional crafts, textiles, and historic old city.
Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt, capital of Rivers State, is the hub of Nigeria's oil and gas industry in the Niger Delta region. The city hosts major international oil companies and is a center for petroleum and petrochemical industries. Port Harcourt has grown rapidly due to the oil industry and has a diverse, multicultural population.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about calling Nigeria with Zenophone
Your first call (up to) is completely free—no credit card required. Just sign up and dial.
You'll be redirected to Stripe to enter your payment details securely. We never see or store your card information.
No. Your balance never expires—spend it when you want.
Yes! Zenophone works entirely in your browser—on desktop, tablet, or phone. No app to download, no software to install. Just use your regular microphone and/or your headphones.
Yes! Verify your number once, and your calls will display your phone number. You can always choose a public number as well.
No. Pay only for the minutes you use. No monthly fees, no contracts, no hidden charges.
Absolutely. You're redirected to Stripe for all payments—a trusted, PCI-compliant provider. We never see your card details.
Absolutely. All calls are end-to-end encrypted between your browser and the recipient using WebRTC protocols. Zenophone never has access to your call content—we don't listen, record, or store any part of your conversations. Only call metadata (duration, timestamp, phone numbers) is stored for billing purposes.
Crystal clear. We use HD voice technology with smart routing to ensure stable, high-quality connections worldwide.
Yes, just reach out to our support team at [email protected] and we'll refund you.