The latest gist from my friend who works with the largest mobile teleco in the world, Vodafone Group in the UK is that Vodafone is ready to buy Glo in an audacious acquisition scheme.

However, the big question agitating my mind is will Otunba Mike Adenuga, popularly known in the business world, as the Guru sell?Vodafone, with its headquarters in Berkshire, England, UK has a market value of about £100 billion.

That’s a lot of money.

Source : http://www.sisicalabar.com/vodafone-targets-glo-but-will-the-guru-sell/

It's good for him sell it..... Na him property

You don't mean it.
It's high time Vodafone come in and whip MTN's a**.

sir,just assume your mark of facebook and dont sell even now your better than MTN you become number one in africa and top 10 in the world your're already a billionaire u dont need it.

Vodafone should just park wan side jooooor! When Econet then wanted to sell they shied away. They can come and buy NITEL and help revamp it ...its cheaper else Adenuga will just buy them (Vodafone) up

sisicalabar1:

The latest gist from my friend who works with the largest mobile teleco in the world, Vodafone Group in the UK is that Vodafone is ready to buy Glo in an audacious acquisition scheme.

However, the big question agitating my mind is will Otunba Mike Adenuga, popularly known in the business world, as the Guru sell?Vodafone, with its headquarters in Berkshire, England, UK has a market value of about £100 billion.

That’s a lot of money.

Source : http://www.sisicalabar.com/vodafone-targets-glo-but-will-the-guru-sell/

When you start hearing about buyouts, There are remote possibilty that the owner of the company to be bought over might be in debt or want to diversify.
Today business climate, are filled with military strategies, if vodafone, apply a strong arm tactics, Adenuga or whoever he is will give way.

but Vodacom buying Glo will change the GSM business in NIgeria for good that means we will be able to make calls from as low as 10 naira per minute

sisicalabar1:
but Vodacom buying Glo will change the GSM business in NIgeria for good that means we will be able to make calls from as low as 10 naira per minute

Don't you think 2naira per minute is justifiable? After all calls is the least avenue from which gsm networks make money from in Vodafone country
But here on Nigeria, reverse is the case

let me keep observing from the sideline
But then I love Glo o
their awuuf no dey purge belly

OLXX sale itttttt