Liv.ing, a mobile virtual network operator, has launched its telecom service to provide affordable connectivity and essential services to underserved communities in Nigeria.

The company, which debuted in 2025, said its service integrates communication, education, healthcare, and financial access to bridge digital and social gaps, according to a statement on Monday.

“Liv.ing is not just about connectivity; it’s about transforming lives,” the Chief Executive Officer of Liv.ing, Femisola Awosika, said. “By integrating education, healthcare, and financial access into our network, we are creating a network that meets real-life needs and drives meaningful change.”

MVNOs offer telecom services without owning physical network infrastructure, leveraging partnerships with existing operators to deliver more affordable and accessible solutions.

The launch is part of Liv.ing’s mission to empower families, cooperatives, small businesses, and communities with digital tools that improve quality of life.

Chairman of Liv.ing’s Board of Directors, Bolaji Osunsanya, described the launch as the beginning of a bold journey to expand digital inclusion across Nigeria.

“Access to the essentials of life should not be a privilege but a right for all,” he said.

Liv.ing said it plans to collaborate with strategic partners to reshape the future of connectivity and drive inclusive digital transformation across the country.