OpenLife Nigeria reports that telecommunications company, Globacom, has introduced a new thrilling lottery service that combines entertainment with the chance to win life-changing cash prizes.
Called Glo Play Up, the new service is a fun and easy way for subscribers to turn small predictions into million-naira wins.
Designed for those who enjoy the game of chance, the new lottery service allows Glo subscribers to pick a lucky number between 1 and 9 for an opportunity to win big.
To play, subscribers simply dial *400# on their Glo line or send their chosen number by SMS to 400. Each entry costs ₦100, and players can choose to subscribe daily or play on demand, whenever they wish.
In a statement released in Lagos, Globacom explained that Glo Play Up is more than a game; it is a platform for Nigerians to experience joy and create new beginnings that could transform their stories. “We understand the optimism and adventurous spirit of Nigerians.
People love to play, dream and hope for that one big win. Glo Play Up is our way of making that dream more accessible — simple to play, affordable, and truly rewarding,” the company stated.
According to Globacom, a weekly draw will be held at the Glo Head Office every Friday at 4 p.m., where ten lucky winners will receive ₦1 million each. Also, one subscriber will walk away with the grand prize of ₦10 million monthly.
Winners will be hosted at their nearest Glo regional office, and all cash prizes will be credited directly to their MoneyMaster Wallet accounts.
The Glo Play Up lottery offers entertainment and empowerment in one, underscoring the company’s consistent drive to innovate, connect and create experiences that keep customers engaged and inspired.
Glo added that customers could get more information on the service by visiting https://www.gloworld.com/ng/glo-play-up-lottery
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