Call any Nigerian phone. Landlines and mobiles. No app, smartphone, or internet on their end.

Calling Nigeria, answered.

• How much does it cost to call Nigeria with Kalum? +

  From 28¢ per minute to any Nigerian number, as of September 11, 2026. Mobile and landline numbers there can price differently, so the app shows the exact rate for the number you type before you dial — that is the rate you are charged. Calls are billed per minute, rounded up, with a one-minute minimum.

• Does the person in Nigeria need the app or internet? +

  No. Kalum routes through real phone networks, so their phone rings like any normal call. They need no app, no smartphone, and no internet — an old landline or feature phone works.

• Can I call landlines in Nigeria? +

  Yes. Kalum reaches landlines and mobiles in Nigeria alike, and whoever you call answers on whatever phone they already have. Per-minute rates can differ between the two, so the app shows the exact rate for the number you type before the call starts.

• How do I call Nigeria? +

  Download Kalum on iPhone or Android, sign up with your phone number, and add credit starting from $4.99. Pick Nigeria (+234) in the dialer, type the local number, and hit call.

• Can I call Nigeria from my cell phone? +

  Yes. Kalum runs on your own iPhone or Android, so you call Nigeria straight from your cell phone over Wi-Fi or mobile data. The person you reach picks up on whatever phone they already have — no app or internet needed on their end.

• What is the number format for calling Nigeria? +

  Nigerian mobiles are 10 digits starting with 7, 8, or 9 (written locally with a leading 0). Drop the leading 0 and dial +234, then the rest of the number. In the Kalum dialer you just pick Nigeria (+234) and type the local number — the country code is set for you.