Apple TV lands in Nigeria for ₦1,300 a month: Here’s what you get
Apple TV is coming to Nigeria for the first time, with access bundled into an expanded iCloud+ subscription starting at ₦1,300 a month.
Apple TV arrives in Nigeria for the first time, bundled into an expanded iCloud+ subscription starting at ₦1,300 a month. This new service combines Apple TV, Apple Arcade, Apple Music Select, cloud storage, and more, launching before the end of September 2026. The bundle will initially cover 170 countries, adding 59 new markets for Apple TV.
Apple TV, separate from the physical streaming box, will be accessible through the Apple TV app on supported devices. At ₦1,300, the entry plan costs less than Netflix's cheapest Nigerian option, which starts at ₦2,500. Apple TV offers a diverse catalogue of original content, including shows like Ted Lasso and Severance, while Apple Arcade provides over 200 games without ads or in-app purchases. Subscribers can also access Apple Music Select, ad-free music stations programmed by Apple Music.
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