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A new reward promo in which customers stand to win over 500,000 life- enhancing prizes has been unveiled by national telecommunications company, Globacom, for the exclusive benefit of customers on its network.

Tagged Joy Unlimited extravaganza, the promo was unveiled by Globacom at a press conference in Lagos on Thursday.

Globacom said the promo is a continuation of its various empowerment promotions including the recent Everyday Bonanza and My Own Don Beta promos where thousands of telecom subscribers went home with different prizes, adding that the need to appreciate its numerous customers who have stood by the brand all over the years and also to commemorate its 18th anniversary underscored the need to unveil the promo.

According to the company, "Since 2003 when Globacom changed the paradigm at launch with the people–oriented offer 'Per second billing' the company has consistently brought innovation, quality service delivery and unequalled benefits to its subscribers in the past 18 years",
It explained that over 500,000 prizes including different household appliances like fridges, television sets, generators will be won by customers across the country.

"There are also data prizes which will be won on daily basis while the grand prize of a brand new Saloon car will be won by lucky subscribers across the country every month end throughout the duration of the promotion", the company further explained.

Glo said a customer must recharge a cumulative of N500 a week (Monday to Sunday), or N2,000 in a calendar month to qualify for the weekly and monthly draws, adding that all recharge amounts, physical, electronic, special (4x,5x, etc.) count towards qualification.

To participate in the promo the company said customers should dial the dedicated USSD code: *611# on the Glo network.

It enjoined current and prospective customers across the country to make utmost use of the opportunity provided by Joy Unlimited Extravaganza Promo to win quality prizes.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/metro/500000-prizes-to-be-won-as-glo-unveils-joy-unlimited-extravaganza/w7hnehn

Those who summon the storm must never cringe from a storm cloud. But having beckoned the storm, Nora Johnson cringes from its ravage like a spaniel fleeing the gusts of a snowstorm.
A Sierra Leonean who came to Nigeria in search of employment years ago, Johnson was fortunate to have been employed in a company where she enjoyed several mouth-watering perks but her greed would be her greatest undoing. Now, all that she acquired illegally are being confiscated by the law one after the other.

Justice A. Lewis Allagoa, Presiding Judge, Federal High Court (Lagos Division) has ordered that the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) can now take possession of all property owned by Ms Nora OlumideJohnson.

Ms Johnson was accused by her former employers of inflating air ticket fares and over-invoicing on purchases of vehicles reportedly to the tune of over one billion naira (N1billion). Following an application on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria by the EFCC, she was charged to court, which led to the interim forfeiture of some properties and bank accounts on the order of Justice A.M. Liman on February 16, 2021.

However, on March 21, 2021, Ms Johnson and the other respondents: Babajide Aremu Johnson, Olabose Ibrahim Falobi, Steve Nnamdi Izebu, Steve Ibem and Bakoliza Limited went to court to suspend or stay execution on Justice Liman’sorder. They had sought the following: an order to discharge the interim order of forfeiture of assets, an order discharging the final forfeiture and any other orders as deemed fit by the court.

In his judgment after hearing J.O. Adeyemi Esq, Counsel for the Applicant/Respondent and V.C. Nwokafor Counsel for the 1st, 2nd and 6th Respondents/Applicants, Justice Allagoaordered that the motion of Ms Olumide and the other respondent’s dated March 12, 2021, be set aside.

The judgment, delivered on July 14, 2021, stated further: “That the order of Justice Liman stands in all its ramifications” and “That the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is entitled to take possession of all that property subject of the Order of my Lord A.M. Liman on the 16th day of February 2021.”

Interestingly, Nigerians like an underdog and a sob story. It is understandable, therefore, the kind of public sympathy that has been whipped up by Nora Johnson who, in a viral video, was seen wailing and begging some people suspected to be EFCC officials not to dispossess her of the house.

Those who know the root of the story say the woman was being melodramatic by releasing the video and that she had employed every means to prevent the federal government from taking possession of her assets.

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When are they completing this?? I will like to know, just so I can a visitation! I recently read that most looted art works would be returned by the countries that carted away with them. I think this project is very timely! Obaseki wehdone ooooooooooooooooooooo

Me wen i heard about Glo new data plan prices! Glo is bursting brain

I do say Glo is truly the grand masters of data! Check out their new data prizes