OpenLife Nigerian reports that telecommunications solutions provider Globacom is celebrating the Yuletide season with its consumers as it announced incredible bargains on smartphones, airtime, and data.
This follows its partnership with highly regarded device manufacturers. Additionally, it is also giving away data and airtime along with the available gadgets.
Tagged Green December, the offer allows customers to freely choose the hand-held devices they want at the most affordable costs. The company further stated that payments for the devices may also be spread out in accordance with Globacom’s terms and conditions.
There are discounts on the available Samsung devices including Samsung S23 FE 128+8 which has discounted from N636,000 to N599,000; Samsung S23 FE 256+8 from N692,000 to N649,000. Equally, Samsung A24 128+4 has been reduced from N266,200 to N225,000, while Samsung A24 128+6 has been discounted from N283,300 to N250,000 and Samsung A04e 32+3 from N95,000 to N90,000.
Samsung A04e 64+3 now goes for N100,000 from N105,000; Samsung A34 126+6 is N350,000 instead of N388,000; Samsung A54 128+8 from N493,000 to N450,000 and Samsung A54 256+8 from N529,000 to N480,000.
Similarly, customers will enjoy up to 18GB data bonus for six months on each of their preferred devices. These price reductions are only applicable when customers make their purchases from Gloworld outlets across the country.
Consumers can also purchase the original iTel A70 and other devices from the Gloworld shops, where they can also learn more about financing options for the devices and after-sale service.
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