Nigeria’s retail mobile network Liv.ing launched its Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) on February 25. It aims to transform how Nigerians connect and live.
Besides talk time, the platform provides access to Ductour, a Healthcare-as-a-Service platform for quality healthcare and nutrition, and Roducate, a digital education hub supporting students, parents, teachers, professionals, and institutions.
By merging technology with essential services, Liv.ing is setting a new standard for connectivity in Nigeria.
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