Globacom Marks 20 Years with Renewed Focus on Innovation and Service Excellence
Globacom, a leading provider of digital services, has expressed its sincere gratitude to Nigerians for their unwavering support over the past 20 years that the business has offered services.
Credible News Nigeria reports that Globacom began operations on Tuesday, August 29, 2003, and has continuously provided its users with innovative, high-quality, and reasonably priced telecommunications services ever since.
“Twenty years of changing the telecoms industry, realising aspirations, and improving the lives of millions of Nigerians. We appreciate the support shown by the government, our customers, business partners, and other stakeholders “, Globacom stated in a news release issued on Monday in Lagos.
The revolutionary improvements in Nigeria’s telecommunications industry have been led by Glo. The price of getting a SIM card in the country was reduced from roughly N25,000 to just about N200 as a result.
The Globacom network also let down bookies by beginning operations on a Per Second Billing platform, an accomplishment that others had predicted would take another five years to accomplish.
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Blackberry, Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), Magic Plus, Glo Direct, Glo Fonepals, Africhat, Glo Mobile Internet, GloFleetmanager, M-Banking, and Glo Mobile Office are just a few of the notable inventions Globacom pioneered in Nigeria.
Moreover, Globacom was the first to roll out 2.5G, 3G, and 4G LTE networks. Also, it was the sole contributor to the construction of the international underwater cable Glo 1 that connected West Africa to the United Kingdom and the
Glo1 is now the favoured cable system among international OTT providers, and it is credited with driving down the cost of internet services. It links Nigeria’s whole country with thousands of kilometres of national fibre.
According to Globacom, “As we celebrate our achievements these past twenty years, we wish to acknowledge that Globacom’s huge success is a result of the support of millions of Nigerians. We wish to thank them for their love and patronage and for the unprecedented confidence they have consistently shown in the company”.
Restating its commitment to the corporate promise it made at launch, the company said “We will remain a catalyst for socio-economic empowerment not only in Nigeria but also in Africa. We will also continue to invest massively in new technologies to exceed customer expectations”.
