Tag: Globacom
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Shocking news: Globacom lost 66% of its subscribers in May 2024
Between April and May 2024, Globacom lost 41 million active subscribers.
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How to use your Nigerian number abroad (International Roaming)
Yes, you can use your Nigerian number abroad. Here is how to roam your mobile number when traveling out of Nigeria.
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Happy New Year: We are giving out ₦5,000 airtime to 4 people this January 2022
What other way is there to start a new year but in the spirit of a giveaway? We are giving away a total of ₦20,000 airtime this January.
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Glo Unlimited Daily Plan is not what you were expecting
Don’t get too excited about the Glo Unlimited Daily Plan; it isn’t what you were hoping for.
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Rule your world with ruined recharge cards – from 2012 to 2021
It is 2021, nine years after I wrote about the traumatic ordeal Glo subscribers go through in scratching recharge cards. An experience yesterday showed me that bad quality recharge cards from Glo are not yet a thing of the past.
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How to get Glo 7GB for 1500 naira special data plan
The Glo 7GB for 1500 naira special offer plan fits right in the network’s reputation for being generous when it comes to their data plans. Here is how it works.
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How to subscribe to Glo Mega data plans
The new Glo Mega data plans pack a lot of value for money and will be beneficial for small business operations. This guide spells out what to expect, how they work, and how to activate or subscribe to them. Let’s start by identifying the new plans and what they offer. The new Glo Mega Plans…
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Glo 3GB for ₦500 Weekend Data Plan: How it works and how to subscribe
The Glo 3GB for 500 naira data plan, aka Weekend500 plan, is self-explanatory, It offers 3GB of data for a token amount of N500. Here is how it works and how to subscribe.
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MTN Internet goes to blazes; company apologizes
Apparently, MTN introduced more pocket-friendly data tariffs without adding adequate network capacity to handle the new subscribers that have since flooded to it. As a matter of fact, some subscribers say MTN is the new Glo.
