Glo rewards ‘loyal’ customers

Globacom Limited has introduced two schemes – ‘Everyday Bonanza and Glo Jumbo SIM’ – “t0 reward its loyal customers”.

The initiatives were introduced at a media launch held at Mike Adenuga Towers, head office of the company in Victoria Island, Lagos.

The event was attended by Glo brand ambassadors, representatives of the Nigerian Communications Commission, the Nigerian Lottery Regulation Commission (NLRC) and select members of the media.

Explaining the details of the initiatives, Ashok Israni, Globacom’s regional chief marketing officer, said “50 lucky Glo subscribers will win Television sets every Monday (750 TV sets in total), 150 subscribers will win 4G-LTE smartphones every Tuesday (2250 in total), 100 subscribers will win generating sets every Wednesday (1,400 in total), 100 subscribers will take home refrigerators every Thursday (1,400 total), 200 winners of Microwave ovens every Friday (2,800 total), while 650 subscribers will walk home with 4G-LTE MiFis on Saturdays (9,100 total)”.

“To crown the week-long largesse to its subscribers, Globacom will be giving out a brand new Hyundai Accent to a lucky subscriber every Sunday, making a total of 14 car winners,” he said.

“All a subscriber needs to do to qualify for these life-impacting prizes is to recharge his or her phone with at least N100 worth of credit. Each N100 credit purchased entitles a subscriber to an entry.

“So the more recharge a subscriber makes, the more entries he gets and consequently the greater the chance to win quality gifts every day!”

Israni said the second offer, Special JUMBO SIM, gives the subscriber value that is “not only unprecedented but also unimaginable in Nigeria’s telecoms industry”.

According to him, anybody who buys the new JUMBO SIM for N100 will automatically have an airtime value of N200,000 preloaded on the SIM.
He called on telecom subscribers to continue to support Globacom as the wholly owned Nigerian company remains irrevocably committed to meeting and exceeding their expectations.