Report has gathered that one of Nigeria’s biggest network ‘Glo’ which is a subsidiary of the Nigerian telecom group ‘Globalcom’ has refused to comply with the new payment obligation made by telecoms license in Benin Republic. This was reported by the Regulatory Authority for Electrical Communication and Posts (ARCEP) of Benin Republic, and so, the body also threatens to end Glo mobile and its operation in the West African Country.

Globalcom company which has earlier been notified of their refusal to comply with their new dues on the 18th December 2017 following the failure in September 2017 of the negotiations initiated with the State since June 2017 for the renewal of its telecom license. It was revealed that Glo Mobile would have refused to pay the new price of the telecom license, set by the Beninese state.

ARCEP of Benin Republic also stated that in refusal of the company's compliance to the new payment, it  requires Globalcom operations around its state to stop, this also include the sales of new SIM card and recharge cards around its state. Also stated that the company must notify all its subscribers of the impending cessation of its activities and invite them to consume definitively the telephone credits available on their accounts within thirty days of the notification sent to them. Glo Mobile will also have to maintain its passive colocation infrastructure with other operators for a period of three months.
 
From our findings Globalcom has yet to release an official statement regarding the issue.
 
The Beninese telecom market lost two big mobile operators in about four months although if we assume the worse case scenario with Globalcom. Bell Benin Communications SA which was lost on 2nd August 2017. Leaving only three which are MTN, Libercom, Spacetel and Moov.

source: http://www.techsphere.com.ng/globalcom-ends-in-benin-republic/

Maybe the amount was too much. Africans always looking to reap where they did not sow

techbloga:
Report has gathered that one of Nigeria’s biggest network ‘Glo’ which is a subsidiary of the Nigerian telecom group ‘Globalcom’ has refused to comply with the new payment obligation made by telecoms license in Benin Republic. This was reported by the Regulatory Authority for Electrical Communication and Posts (ARCEP) of Benin Republic, and so, the body also threatens to end Glo mobile and its operation in the West African Country.

Globalcom company which has earlier been notified of their refusal to comply with their new dues on the 18th December 2017 following the failure in September 2017 of the negotiations initiated with the State since June 2017 for the renewal of its telecom license. It was revealed that Glo Mobile would have refused to pay the new price of the telecom license, set by the Beninese state.

ARCEP of Benin Republic also stated that in refusal of the company's compliance to the new payment, it  requires Globalcom operations around its state to stop, this also include the sales of new SIM card and recharge cards around its state. Also stated that the company must notify all its subscribers of the impending cessation of its activities and invite them to consume definitively the telephone credits available on their accounts within thirty days of the notification sent to them. Glo Mobile will also have to maintain its passive colocation infrastructure with other operators for a period of three months.
 
From our findings Globalcom has yet to release an official statement regarding the issue.
 
The Beninese telecom market lost two big mobile operators in about four months although if we assume the worse case scenario with Globalcom. Bell Benin Communications SA which was lost on 2nd August 2017. Leaving only three which are MTN, Libercom, Spacetel and Moov.

source: http://www.techsphere.com.ng/globalcom-ends-in-benin-republic/

Glo and mago mago na one and the same

GLO will just be deducting someone's airtime anyhow...They have signed the whole celebs in Nigeria . And their network is the most useless still

make dem dey operate fo naija jeje

Focus here, make it stronger and be richer

pls can someone explain what's going on here?

THEIR COUNTRY THEIR RULES

techbloga:
Report has gathered that one of Nigeria’s biggest network ‘Glo’ which is a subsidiary of the Nigerian telecom group ‘Globalcom’ has refused to comply with the new payment obligation made by telecoms license in Benin Republic. This was reported by the Regulatory Authority for Electrical Communication and Posts (ARCEP) of Benin Republic, and so, the body also threatens to end Glo mobile and its operation in the West African Country.

Globalcom company which has earlier been notified of their refusal to comply with their new dues on the 18th December 2017 following the failure in September 2017 of the negotiations initiated with the State since June 2017 for the renewal of its telecom license. It was revealed that Glo Mobile would have refused to pay the new price of the telecom license, set by the Beninese state.

ARCEP of Benin Republic also stated that in refusal of the company's compliance to the new payment, it  requires Globalcom operations around its state to stop, this also include the sales of new SIM card and recharge cards around its state. Also stated that the company must notify all its subscribers of the impending cessation of its activities and invite them to consume definitively the telephone credits available on their accounts within thirty days of the notification sent to them. Glo Mobile will also have to maintain its passive colocation infrastructure with other operators for a period of three months.
 
From our findings Globalcom has yet to release an official statement regarding the issue.
 
The Beninese telecom market lost two big mobile operators in about four months although if we assume the worse case scenario with Globalcom. Bell Benin Communications SA which was lost on 2nd August 2017. Leaving only three which are MTN, Libercom, Spacetel and Moov.

source: http://www.techsphere.com.ng/globalcom-ends-in-benin-republic/

Glo is such a USELESS network, though I prefer them being a Nigerian company. No matter how much I load as credit on my Glo line it is 'thieved' by Glo in no time forcing me to only recharge other network.

NCC needs to closely monitor all these corporate thieves like their counterparts in the banking sector.

Biko come home ehn... dun worry we wee noh send you away

Please you guys should continue to function there oo, because it's this sort of things that might end the unfair data advantage here

Glo no be network I swear, I just dey use ham coz na naija pikin get ham

Benin republic will miss Glo... Because glo has offered so many benefits for them.. I remembered my years of living in cotonou... Glo has always been the cheapest both in browsing too. Followed by moov benin.

The rubbish they do in Nigeria, can't be tolerated in Benin

Maintaining a business isn't always easy. If they leave maybe they'll be able to concentrate on their home base cos the network is shitty

Eya

Na wa oo

Dey want to use nigerian company to boost their economy

Buhari must hear dis

Where is Buhari when you need him?

Benin kwa...

Okay...

Come back here and improve on your services then consolidate on your customer base. No need having to operate in multiple markets without having any on lockdown

Thank GOD I made it...

Am d first to comment.

On the first day of the year..

This year go report...

If only Buhari was more proactive, this would not have happened.

it is finished

Chevronstaff:
wow

You be ambulance

Well done

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this is way to much to bear for the glo coy

maxwell767:
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jonnytad:
Q

Ray1251:
Eya

This is 2018

This nonsense must stop

Ok

igbohausayoruba:
Thank GOD I made it...

Am d first to comment.

On the first day of the year..

This year go report...

1st abi 21st

FTC dey hungry

my wonderful glo. Masters of data, 1k 4gig and finish it b4 month end too. abeg 4get benin and come home and expand so that qe chase them MTN back to SA.