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Glo gives customers 200% data bonus on new MiFi purchase

Telecommunication company, Globacom, has launched a new 200% data value back offer on every MiFi device purchased at its outlets across Nigeria.

The company made this known via a statement issued on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

Globacom noted that the 200% data bonus is new MiFi customers registering with new Glo SIMs.

“The new MiFi devices are available at the rate of N14,999 at all Gloworld outlets, the company’s one-stop shop across the country,” it said.

Disclosing the details of the offer, Globacom explained that such customers will receive 30GB upon activation, valid for 30 days, and 100% data bonus on all data plan purchases for 4 months.

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The company said the customers will also get a 2.5GB bonus data every month for 12 months on purchase of a data plan of N2,500 or above.

According to the company, the Glo MiFi allows customers to connect multiple devices and share data among friends and peers.

It added that the device comes with long-lasting in-built battery to enable the user stay connected like never before.

The MiFi device, Globacom said, offers high speed downloads and uploads, seamless video calls, faster music and movie streaming, and faster gaming experience.

The company urged its customers to visit any Gloworld shop nationwide to enjoy the offer.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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