Do phone companies in Nigeria offer service contracts to those who meet the requirements or Nigerians limited to pre-paid service? I think there are Nigerians with adequate financial security to sign up to service contracts, because in the long run it's cheaper than pre-paid.

I am very sure that almost all the available GSM networks offer contract packages of various ranges-interested?then get in contact with any of them please

I get confused when everyone talks about charge cards to replenish the minutes, because that is synonymous with pre-paid service. Maybe there are other service contracts available, where you get to pay your bill monthly. That's what I want to know.

there are designated banks around,service centers and with MTN you could use recharge card to make payment

Yes, I can confirm that all the operators offer a postpaid (i.e. contract) service where you pay your bill at the end of the month. I believe you have to pay a deposit up front and they will all impose a limit on your monthly spend which I imagine will increase as time goes by and you prove your financial integrity. The other advantage is that you will be able to roam but I think you have to notify the operator in advance.

I think contract is by far better than prepaid, the only problem is that if you dont have self control with how you talk when you use contract you are going to be in big trouble, But i would go with contract any day.

if you go for contract payment in Nigeria, it will be a case of monkey dey work baboon dey chop. When month end reach you no go recognize your call logs data because a smart g will make a lot of foreign calls on your head.

Na true. In Nigeria contract is like a bad idea big time just chill with the prepaid, but over here in canada Contract is like the best option