
These mobile apps may be described as ‘basic amenities' and we use them on a daily basis for our shopping, businesses, chatting/connecting with friends, transportation and more.
Some mobile apps Nigerians can't do without include:
• Banking apps
All the Nigerian banks have mobile apps which help their customers in carrying out transactions without visiting the physical branches. These apps make banking easy and fun for customers as almost all kinds of transactions can be carried out.

Customers can transfer money, recharge their phones, pay for bills and even contact the customer care services with the apps. Customers prefer the mobile banking apps to the USSD codes because the later uses airtime while apps use only your data. Some banks like UBA even go as far as sponsoring your browsing actions if you're using the app.
• Mobile services self-care app
Telecom companies like MTN have mobile apps that help their subscribers to monitor/manage their data usages and subscribe to various data and tariff plans.
If you're an MTN subscriber, you can visit the Google playstore or other app stores to download the My MTN app. It'll go a long way in helping you manage your data usage while informing you of the cheapest available data plans. Also check out our post on how to get 4GB for ₦500 in the MTN Yafun Yafun plan.
• File sharing apps
We all transfer files like music, videos, PDFs and apps among our friends. These file sharing apps like Xender, bluetooth, Flashare and Xshare enable us share files across many devices without data connection.

One good thing about these file sharing apps is that they cut across various operating systems and phone specs. You can also use them for viewing files across devices without downloading the files.
• Social media apps
The popular social media apps like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Pinterest are very necessary in our daily lives.
• Transportation apps
The world is advancing and so many things are changing. You can now from the comfort of your house order for a taxi or okada, board the taxi, safely get to your destination and make the payment.The most popular transportation apps in Nigeria include Taxify, Uber, Gokada, Bolt and Oride. They are available in the various Nigerian cities and often offer discounts to their new customers.
• News apps
Nigerians enjoy gist a lot and are always out for new updates. There are many news blogs in Nigeria but a few News apps that have gotten millions of users.
• Browsers
We all have our favourite browsers and use them for browsing across various websites. The most popular browsers include Opera Mini, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and UC Browser.
Thanks for reading along, which of the apps above can't you do without? Drop them as comments below and don't forget to share with your friends.
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