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Globacom Celebrates 23 Years, Launches "Never Settle for Less" Campaign

From ThisDay · () English

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  • Globacom is celebrating 23 years of operations in Nigeria, launching its "Never Settle for Less" campaign to emphasize delivering more value to subscribers.
  • The campaign introduces new products and digital solutions focused on customer needs, including an enhanced Glo Welcome Bonus for new SIM activations.
  • The company aims to continue its tradition of innovation by offering practical benefits like longer data duration and improved customer service.

Globacom is marking its 23rd anniversary by launching the "Never Settle for Less" campaign, signaling a renewed commitment to delivering enhanced value to its Nigerian subscribers. The telecommunications giant, which has significantly shaped the country's connectivity landscape since its inception, is focusing on practical customer needs, from call and data services to customer support.

The "Never Settle for Less" philosophy underpins the introduction of new products and digital upgrades designed to offer tangible benefits. For the average Nigerian user, this translates to longer-lasting data, better recharge value, and more efficient complaint resolution. Globacom unveiled these new offerings at its Lagos headquarters, emphasizing a forward-looking approach rather than dwelling on past achievements.

As part of the campaign, new subscribers are being welcomed with an enhanced Glo Welcome Bonus. This package includes 20 minutes of calls to all networks, 2GB of data, and a month of free access to GloTV Premium. This initiative aims to provide an immediate and rewarding experience for those joining the network, aligning with the company's new proposition that customer experiences should start with added value.

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Originally published by ThisDay in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.