Nigeria is the seventh most generous country in the world where people get free phone airtime from abroad, according to a survey that wanted to know which nation’s immigrants send more mobile airtime to family and friends living in their homeland.
KeepCalling, the company behind MobileRecharge.com, a provider of telecoms solutions: mobile recharges (direct top ups, airtime credit or mobile load), Voice Credit for calls and SMS, wanted to guage how generous its customers have been with folks back home, “no matter where customers are currently living.”
The study conducted by the telecoms solutions provider was to further reveal the “Top 10 Most Generous Nations in the World” where citizens living abroad are more generous and express their care by sending a mobile top up back home.
MobileRecharge.com said it took a close look at its records in order to reveal which nation’s immigrants send more mobile top ups to family and friends living in their homeland.
The question asked was simple: which citizens living abroad are more generous and kind and express their care by sending a mobile top up back home?
MobileRecharge is not the only company interested in people’s generosity level.
The 2013 World Giving Index states the world became a more generous place than the previous year. The average percentage of people donating money, volunteering time and helping strangers all grew, despite a fall in the rate of growth of the global economy.
Fortunately, MobileRecharge.com reports show the same conclusion, the company said underscoring that love, care and affection can now be expressed in the currency of phone airtime.
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