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Nigeria's telecommunications giant, Globacom, has distanced itself from media reports which insinuated that it was the preferred bidder to acquire  telecommunications  company, 9Mobile. A press statement issued in Lagos on Friday said: “Globacom has not acquired 9Mobile as widely reported in the media.” According to the company, "we are bound by the terms of the acquisition process as stipulated by the authorities handling it and we will not in any way sway or deviate from the rules".  “We repose confidence in Barclays Africa, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which are handling the process that will lead to the emergence of a new owner for the company”. Globacom urges all stakeholders and, indeed, the Nigerian public to disregard the report.

Nigeria's indigenous network provider, Globacom, has launched a new and affordable data plan that comes with free Youtube streaming in Nigeria. Introducing the Glo YouTube Data offer! Glo is pleased to announce the introduction of New Data Plans with FREE YouTube benefit. With this feature, Nigerians can now automatically enjoy free YouTube access with every purchase of data plans worth N500 or more. This benefit is received, irrespective of customer device technology i.e 4G LTE, 3G or 2G. Furthermore, customers will still be able to purchase these data plans at existing prices and respective validity days. Subscribers can buy any plan of their choice by dialing *777# or by using the hsi self-care – www.hsi.glo.com. These data plans, which can be gifted and shared, are also available on Etop-up channels and Glo Café App. In addition to the enhanced features and extra data volumes, customers can enjoy: 2.5GB for watching YouTube videos which would be available for use ...

Telecom operators in the country have demanded 100 per cent increase in data and voice calls as a result in rising cost of production, sources within the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) told Dailytrust newspaper.

Glo Nigeria has reviewed its data plan bundle by cutting it down by 100 per cent for all customers on its network.

   Globacom has unveiled a new data tariff called TGIF. Glo subscribers nationwide can now enjoy 3GB of data for just N500 during weekends.