Nigeria is a nation of mobile users, with around 48% of the population getting online via mobile device in 2021. This figure is expected to continue to grow, as more Nigerians than ever can buy the latest technology.

One of the best aspects of a smartphone or tablet is that they can run apps. These light applications give users easy access to games, media, and useful features such as online banking. In Nigeria, most mobile devices are Androids, but there are plenty of iOS devices too.

Throughout the country, mobile apps are commonly downloaded and used. Offering a simple way to connect with other people and find the latest TV shows and films, there are lots of great reasons to download apps. Below are some of the most popular apps in Nigeria.

Bet9ja

Bet9ja is one of the most popular sports betting apps in the country. Offering the best odds on sports from all around the world, sports fans can easily sign up, make deposits and start betting. The app is available to download from the Play Store, but there’s also a mobile-friendly site if you prefer. Bet9ja old mobile registration is simple and fast, meaning bettors will be able to start placing bets without any issues. As well as offering great odds, the app provides a generous welcome bonus for all new users.

FairMoney

FairMoney is a digital banking and loans service, offering financial services to millions of Nigerians. It makes lending money simple and stress-free for its users, allowing them to easily download the app, sign up and request a loan within minutes. FairMoney Loan was launched in early March 2018, and it now offers more than 1,500 loans per day to Nigerians. These are collateral-free personal loans, which make finance more accessible for the average person. The FairMoney account also offers free bank transfers.

Jumia

Jumia is now regarded as Nigeria’s most popular online shopping destination. This online store allows anyone to acquire all of the latest electronic goods, as well as books, home appliances, children’s stuff, and fashion items. There are also cool gadgets, computers, food, vehicle parts, and more. All of this can now be accessed through the Jumia app, which has made buying goods online so much easier. Anyone in Nigeria can sign up to Jumia and instantly make purchases while on the go. The app is very fun to use and offers all of the best products for sale.

TikTok

TikTok is the fastest-growing social media app in the world, so it’s hardly surprising that it’s one of Nigeria’s top apps. Like other forms of social media, it allows users to view and interact with content from users all over the world. Unlike other apps, it focuses entirely on video content, allowing users to create and share short clips with other people. You can follow top creators, make your own videos and enjoy the latest trends.

Whatsapp

Whatsapp remains the most popular instant messaging app in Nigeria, despite competition from the likes of Telegram and Hangouts. It’s simple to use and provides a free service that lets you call and message anyone in the world. While Whatsapp uses phone numbers, the connections are made through the internet, which allows calls to other countries. Although there are lots of messaging apps available to Nigerians, Whatsapp is still the favourite as so many people use it.

Audiomack

Audiomack is part of a new generation of apps that aims to put content creators first. The service allows anyone to upload and share their music and podcasts, making it easier than ever for artists to get noticed. An unlimited amount of content can be shared for free, and the service also makes it very easy for users to find and discover new talent.