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Glo introduces new data plans

Globacom has introduced a new data package to address needs of individuals who desire heavy and affordable data plans. The company in a statement on…

Globacom has introduced a new data package to address needs of individuals who desire heavy and affordable data plans.

The company in a statement on Monday said the plans, called Glo Mega Data, are meant for Home Broadband users such as Small Office Home Office (SOHO) and SME customers as well as high-end customers who have the need for higher data benefits with longer validity periods.

The plans are for N30,000, N36,000, N50,000, N60,000, N75,000 and N100,000, while the data validity ranges from 30 days to one year.

“With the Covid-19 situation, millions of people rely on the internet to work or study from home, carry out most business and social transactions, hold meetings, seminars, religious worship, among other activities. We have introduced this package to cater to such heavy data users”, Globacom said.

A breakdown of the offer shows that the N30,000 plan gives the subscriber 225GB with a validity of 30 days, while the N36,000 plan gives 300GB and also has 30 days’ validity.

The N50,000 plan comes with 425GB and is valid for 90 days, just as a subscriber who opts for the N60,000 pack will get 525GB of data valid for 120 days.

Similarly, the N75,000 package gives the customer 675GB with 120 days’ validity, while the biggest plan in the offer, the N100,000 plan, gives an unbelievable 1Terabyte of data valid for one full year.

“These fantastic data plans are available for both existing and new Glo subscribers.”

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