GLO LEADING THE WAY WITH GLO RINGA

Globacom, the Nigerian telecoms giant has been setting standards and rewriting the script in the Nigerian Telecoms sector since its inception. Globacom was the first telecoms company to introduce the "per second" billing system, a feat deemed impossible at time. Glo blazed the trail, paving the way for other telecom companies to make the switch from "per minute" to "per second" billing system.

With a new product tagged the Glo Ringa, a product which allows subscribers on the Globacom network to call millions of other subscribers on the network at just eleven kobo per second, Glo has once again set the bar by having the lowest call tariff.

Globacom's Head, Business Support Group, Mr. Yomi Ogunbamowo who launched the product on behalf of the telecoms network said, “This is the cutting edge freedom every subscriber wants to make calls to all their friends, families and associates without limiting the number of friends and families they can call at a specially discounted rate”.

Head, Business Support Group, Globacom, Yomi Ogunbamowo flanked by Head of VAS, Adebanke Kuyinu (left), Head of Data and Ijeoma Ngodo (far right) at the launch of Glo Ringa at the Mike Adenuga Towers, Lagos on Tuesday.

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Education these days look something like this. Do you agree?

MESSAGE OF THE DAY 10/04

The message is clear. If you want top quality and best value, then you can't be cheap. What you give (in this case, "pay") is what you get. I should put this up at the end of my Sales presentations, lol.

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FACEBOOK BUYS WHATSAPP FOR $19BILLION

Facebook, the world’s largest social network, said this week that it’s buying WhatsApp in a deal that values each of its 450 million active monthly users at $42. Free for the first year and 99 cents annually thereafter, WhatsApp is almost always cheaper than texting, especially across national borders.

Facebook Inc. (FB)’s $19 billion purchase of mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp Inc. is a stark reminder of how much money phone carriers are losing out on as competitors let users text and chat at no charge.

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