The data showed that the sector grew substantially in the quarter propelled by data subscriptions, which rose by 23 per cent year on year to stand at 151,063,413 million subscribers at the end of September 2020.
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Glo E-Top up service is a convenient medium by which customers can top up their Glo lines or gift friends and family with recharge denominations without scratching any card or needing any special PIN.
Super Story is widely adjudged as the most watched television drama series in Nigeria.
According to the telecoms giant, the new plans are meant for Home Broadband users such as Small Office Home Office and Small and Medium Enterprise subscribers who have the need for huge data benefits with longer validity periods.
According to a vignette of the edition released by the telecommunications company in Lagos on Friday, the other two guests are South Africa’s pop star, Amanda Benedicta Antony, widely known as Amanda Black, and Tanzanian singer, Bernard Michael Paul Mnyang’anga, who goes by his stage name Ben Pol.
Born July 19, 1991 in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, the 29-year-old read Mechanical Engineering at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana, from where he began his musical career in 2012 with his rhythm and blues single, entitled: “Pipi Dance.”
A statement from Globacom stated that under the GloRewards programme, subscribers will earn a CASHTOKEN of N6 each time they recharge their lines, and this is the assured cashback.
The Primero Transport Services Limited, operator of the Bus Rapid Transit, says it is still looking for driver of its bus that crushed a businesswoman, Grace Okeleke, to death at Ikorodu.
Total telecommunications solutions provider, Globacom, has urged Nigerian workers to regard this year’s May Day celebration as a time to reaffirm their faith in the Creator to see them through as the entire world confronts the Coronavirus pandemic.
In order to facilitate work from home, sustain business activities and create more excitement for Nigerians while the government’s stay at home order in almost every part of the country subsists, Globacom has empowered its data customers with more data as they renew their plans.
In order to enable Nigerians to meet their data demand at this period of stay-at-home in almost all parts of the country, occasioned by the need to curtail the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, Globacom has introduced a unique data plan, which gives its subscribers more access to the internet on Sundays.
African Voices Changemakers, a programme of the Cable News Network, sponsored by Nigeria’s foremost telecommunications company, Globacom, this week airs a compilation edition with four personalities whose interests span wildlife conservation, bike riding and feeding of school children.
Digital transformation leader, Globacom, has reconfirmed its rating as the preferred network for new telecom subscribers with the addition of over six million new customers to its base in one year.
In the latest ranking of the world’s billionaires by Forbes, the American global media company focusing on business, investment, technology, entrepreneurship and leadership, Dangote’s present worth is down from his estimate of $10.3 billion, a year ago, a development attributed to possibly a slightly lower stock price for his Dangote Cement flagship company
Jos is the seventh city to host the prize presentation exercise which has been held in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano and Onitsha in the last few weeks.
Globacom, the grandmasters of data, has added two million new subscribers in Nigeria in the month of September, according to the current ratings released by the Nigerian Communications Commission.
Authorities of the University of Benin and student beneficiaries of Globacom’s ICT solutions for tertiary institutions have commended Globacom for its above par services, which have made Glo the network of choice among the University community with an average of eight out of 10 members of the community carrying a Glo line.
The first of the twosome is Mwila Musonda, who goes by the stage name, Slapdee.
The last three most popular Change makers featured on Cable News Network’s African Voices Changemakers, will be the focus of the next edition of the well-followed documentary, which is broadcast from Friday to Tuesday every week.
Two new-age stars in choreography, dance and storytelling will be guests on this week’s African Voices Changemakers series during which they will reveal how they use their passions to remould street kids.