Glo

AWOOF:- See What GLO Is Giving You All On Valentine’s Day

Published

9 years ago

February 12, 2018

Godwin

Nigeria’s telecommunications company, Globacom, has announced a new promo, which allows subscribers to buy LTE smartphones at rock-bottom prices in February and have access to unlimited browsing in the spirit of Valentine.

The special Valentine offer—from February 5 to19— will be available on the Huawei Y311 smartphone now reduced to N25,000 from N37,000 and the Huawei Y511 reduced to N36,000 from N45,000.

According to the terms of the offer, subscribers who buy the Y311 phone will have access to 3.13GB of free data monthly for four months, while those who purchase the Huawei Y511 will enjoy 4.5GB data for four months.

Globacom said the promo will avail Nigerians the opportunity to buy gifts with enduring benefits for their loved ones.

The fact that the freebies last for four months means that subscribers can enjoy the non-stop browsing before and long after Valentine’s Day,” the company said in a statement.

Globacom had, in the past, given out prizes to subscribers in its Valentine promos, including an all-expense-paid trip to the exotic Obudu Cattle Ranch resort in Cross River State.

The current special Valentine promo coincides with the new data regime recently announced by the company.

Globacom disclosed in a statement that the new bundles, christened Unmatched Data, will give subscribers 25 percent bonus across all data plans.

It said: “This means that for new subscribers and those who renew before expiration of their plans, a N100 subscription, for instance, will fetch a total of 100MB; a N200 will get 262MB; N500, 1GB and N 1,000, 2GB.

“Also N2,000 will attract a 4.5GB data bundle; N2500, 7.2GB data bundle; all figures include the 25 percent bonus.

Don Jazzy

Don Jazzy Become Glo New Ambassador

Published

6 years ago

October 6, 2020

Godwin

Don Jazzy Become New Glo Ambassador

Nigerian record producer and singer, Michael Collins Ajereh, better
known as Don Jazzy has joined the Globacom family after securing an
endorsement deal.

The Mavin Records CEO who took to Twitter to share the news acknowledged God’s wonders as regards the new deal.

Don Baba J wrote, “Another One .
The Endorsements don #Berekete. To GOD be the glory. Say hello to the
new Globacom Ambassador. Grinning #Glo #Globerekete. #Mavin”

See photos below;

See the tweet below;

Another One ☝🏿. The Endorsements don #Berekete. To GOD be the glory. Say hello to the new Globacom Ambassador. 😀😀😀 #Glo #Globerekete. #Mavin pic.twitter.com/CtHjijshOJ

— 🧞ITS DONJAZZY AGAIN🧞 (@DONJAZZY) October 6, 2020

Glo

Check out the Magnificent Glo Caf Awards set

Published

10 years ago

January 4, 2017

Godwin

All set for 2016 Glo–Caf Awards in Abuja on Thursday.

Etisalat

Senate Agree to Come To Nigeria Aid by Stopping NCC Plans to Increase cost of Data

Published

10 years ago

November 29, 2016

Godwin

…As anger trails NCC directive to telcos to hike tariff

Nigerians have reacted angrily to the recent directive by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to telecom operators to increase the tariff for data services, with several of them calling on the National Assembly to intervene in the matter.

In reaction to the NCC directive, MTN has started sending out bulk messages to its subscribers alerting them of the planned increase. The text message read: “Dear customer, please be informed that from 1st Dec, some MTN data tariffs will be increased to reflect the new rates set by the NCC to operators. Thank you.”

Sources indicate that the new rate could see subscribers of MTN, GLO, AIRTEL & Etisalat paying as much as N1000 for 500 megabytes instead of the 1 gigabyte, 1.5 gigabytes or 2 gigabytes they currently get, depending on the network.

There could be charges for other telecom services in the country in order to meet the reported proposition by Godwin Emefiele, the Central Bank Governor, for a tax from mobile phone users in the country as part of efforts to address the economic recession.

Many subscribers who reacted to the issue via their twitter handles wondered why NCC would seek to bring more hardship on Nigerians who are battling to survive the economic recession. They called on Senate President, Bukola Saraki, to stop the draconian directive by NCC.

The Senate President in a short message on his Twitter handle has promised that the Senate would intervene.

Senator Shehu Sani was among those who condemned the planned increase. “At a time telecom companies are still making billions in profits despite the recession, increasing tariff on data services is simply about extorting more from the people for data after paying more for electricity,” Senator Sani wrote.

Henry Ezeanya wrote: “can you people kindly look into the NCC’s hike in data charges. Market force bringing prices down, but NCC wants it up..”

Seyi Benz: “they want to gag us by increasing tariff so we can’t come online n harangue them on bad governance. It’s a ploy.”

Judith Hanrankis : “sir, am a student that still manage to subscribe with 1500 for my assignments, pls I can’t afford this NCC new rate,do something”.

David Olar tweeted: “Pls #SaveOurSoul @bukolasaraki Call Tariffs should be cheaper @NgComCommission can not be acting a script of incompetent.”

Olumide: “still wondering how people in NIGauthority think, other countries: almost free wifi, Nigerian govt. data4d rich”.

Umar. S: “Pls sir, don’t let them hike it. Nigerians are already feeling the heat.”

Nwachukwu Ugochukwu: We trust you to act fast on this as usual. Thanks Mr President.

Kazzem Mossa Tijani: “Enough of these extortions. Salary is not increased. Salary is not regular and everything is just going up. What a country. It seems NCC is not experiencing recession. God save us from these heartless people.”

Olushola Olufolabi: “cheap cost of reliable communication enables good business, good business translates to good economy growth”

In a short reply to the numerous tweets, Saraki confirmed that the Senate will look into the data tariff increase. “Will do”, the Senate President said.