Glo treats Nigerians to special data roaming packs at Olympics

<h4 class="yiv9365551189v1MsoNormal">Glo treats Nigerians</h4>&NewLine;<h4 class="yiv9365551189v1MsoNormal"> </h4>&NewLine;<a href="https&colon;//openlife&period;ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a> reports that Nigerians who are already in France or preparing to go for the one-month long summer Olympics in Paris, France, can &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;flex” like true champions with great data roaming packs from Globacom&period;&NewLine;&NewLine;The data roaming packs will help Glo subscribers capture incredible Olympics photos and videos and other great moments of their presence at the global sporting fiesta which holds every four years&period; They can also share such moments with friends and loved ones back home in Nigeria or in any part of the world&period;&NewLine;&NewLine;The Glo Data roaming packages will give subscribers the opportunity to enjoy data services in Paris for as little as N5,000 for 300MB pack&period; The N10,000 pack delivers 750MB to the customer while a N15,000 pack fetches 1&period;25GB to the customer&period; The N5,000 pack is valid for 7 days while the N10,000 pack is valid for 15 days&period; The N15,000 pack is for 30 days, this giving customers ample choices&period;&NewLine;&NewLine;To sign up for any of these roaming packages, all that a subscriber needs to do is to dial &ast;312&num; and then select Option 5 and thereafter follow the prompt to select a pack of their choice&period; In addition to being reasonably priced, the data bundle may be purchased in Nigeria, while its validity begins when the user lands in France&period;&NewLine;&NewLine;Globacom noted that &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;subscribers are assured that they won’t experience any billing shock as they only use from the bundle that they have purchased”, thus eliminating fears of being charged for what they have not used&period;&NewLine;&NewLine;The statement added that customers will receive regular consumption messages to enable them monitor their consumption and depletion of the data they have purchased&NewLine;

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