MTN Customer Care Whatsapp Numbers & MTN Twitter Handle

We all know how frustrating calling MTN Customer Care number, 180 can be. With too many customers waiting over the line, it has become very challenging for an MTN Customer care Rep to pick up and attend to your issues.

MTN Nigeria has now made it easy to reach their Customer Care via WhatsApp Messenger on mobile. The need to introduce the MTN Customer Care Whatsapp Number will help reduce the load on MTN call agents and in their call centers in Nigeria. What you need do is type your complaint to any of the MTN Nigeria Whatsapp number’s and they will respond.

Although, the WhatsApp Messenger platform isn’t the best platform to relate with a customer, it will also come in handy especially when you are not in place where you can make a call.

If you want to contact MTN’s WhatsApp number, just add this numbers below in your Whatsapp Contacts.

List of Mtn Whatsapp Customer Care Numbers

09033000001
09033000002
09033000003
09033000004
09033000005

Finally, if you choose to contact MTN Customer Care on twitter, MTN Twitter Handle is @MTN180. Hope you will find this information on MTN very useful

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