Spotify Expands Audiobook Access in Nigeria for Users

Spotify has introduced audiobooks to its platform in Nigeria as part of its global expansion, which aims to reach over 180 markets by the end of 2026. This service allows both Free and Premium users in Nigeria to add Audiobooks+, a monthly subscription that includes 15 hours of audiobook listening.
Users can purchase additional hours or individual titles. The service features Page Match, enabling users to transition between print, ebook, and audio formats by scanning a book's ISBN barcode.
Spotify provides a dedicated space for audiobooks within the app, offering personalized recommendations based on user preferences. The platform saves listening progress across over 2,000 devices, allowing seamless transitions between devices.
Additionally, Spotify for Authors enables local publishers and self-published authors in Nigeria to upload their audiobooks, expanding their reach to listeners in more than 180 markets.
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