[November 09, 2009] Globacom Set to Excel At Lagos Fair Tweet (AllAfrica.com Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Globacom, Nigeria's national telecommunications operator, stormed this year's edition of the Lagos International Trade Fair, which kicked off yesterday, November 6. The company is participating fully in the fair and is making available to visitors, its array of product and service offerings. The company's participation in the yearly event has always recorded huge success as old and new subscribers find it an opportunity to connect with the network. Globacom has concluded arrangements to ensure that its participation in this year's edition of the fair is used equally to create more awareness for its value added service offerings and also to sign on new subscribers to the network. The company's sales director, Mr. Ken Hall, disclosed that the subscribers are at the heart of Globacom's business equation. "We are ready at all times to innovate and provide the services that will continually distinguish Glo as the network of choice for all who want the very best telecommunication services at affordable rates," he said. Globacom in a statement also said it will provide customer care services for its subscribers at the fair. Among the life and business enhancing packages Glo has introduced for the benefit of subscribers are Glo Mobile Internet, Magic Plus, Telemetry Security Solutions, GPRS, Point to Point Connectivity over GPRS, Glo MMS, Glo M-Banking, Vehicle Tracking, post paid and pre-paid Blackberry, Voice SMS, 3G, Fleet Management and Glo Fax. It also recently introduced prepaid 3G Plus modem, which gives freedom to millions of prepaid subscribers on the network to connect to the internet anyhow, anywhere and anytime. Though the 3G service is available in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan and Benin, subscribers on the Glo network anywhere else in the country can still enjoy fast internet access through the Glo GPRS coverage, which is the widest in Nigeria. A wholly Nigerian owned firm, Globacom has been at the forefront of providing services that empower Nigerians to realise their fullest potentials by placing telecommunication services and other associative value adding services at their disposal at very affordable costs. The international profile of the telecom giant has also shot up significantly within the last two months after it successfully landed its own transatlantic submarine cable, Glo 1. The cable will bring a new wave of prosperity to Africa with its incredible bandwidth at affordable cost. (c) 2009 AllAfrica Global Media. Provided by Syndigate.info an Albawaba.com company [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]