Subsea Fibre Cut Internet Outage: How Glo1 Defies the Odds to Offer Value to its Subscribers – Anthony Eshemokhai
The current internet fluctuations experienced by other telecommunications company in Nigeria does not affect the truly Nigerian telco giant Globacom, also known as Glo.
There has been nationwide internet breakdown involving all major telcos in Nigera, except Glo. The … Continue Reading
3 Reasons Every Nigerian Must Have a Glo Line – by Anthony Eshemokhai
“Glo dey try abeg,” a roadside SIM card seller shouted as he advertised his products, catching my attention as I drove by on a Lagos street.
The middle-aged man then proceeded to list the impressive feats the giant indigenous telco … Continue Reading
Beyond Being a Trailblazing Telecom Brand: 5 Reasons Globacom Stands Out Among Others
Yes, the history of telecommunications in Nigeria cannot be complete without mentioning the trailblazing exploits of Chief Mike Adenuga’s Globacom.
Since its establishment in 2003, Globacom has achieved the “impossible”, from the introduction of the per-second billing to … Continue Reading
From A Whopping Sum Of N7.05 Billion To N2.3 Billion: How GLOBACOM Resisted Corporate Bullying By MTN (OPINION)
The raging disagreements between Nigerian-owned telecoms giant, GLOBACOM, and the near-monopolistic South African behemoth, MTN, seem to have reached a crescendo.
According to impeccable industry sources, MTN had tried to intimidate and blackmail GLOBACOM on its own soil … Continue Reading
OPINION | Debbie (Mummy Zee) and Corporate Hypocrisy in Nigeria
A simple Tweet on X, formerly Twitter, was all it took for the life of a married woman, Mrs Deborah Olaki, popularly known as Debbie or Mummy Zee to turn around.
Things happened so dizzily fast that before you … Continue Reading
Opinion | Reviewing Nigeria under President Tinubu
The much awaited 2024 is finally here. The expectations of many Nigerians, especially the common man on the street is that there should be economic respite from the harrowing experiences of 2023.
To many Nigerians, 2023 was a year when … Continue Reading