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Gov. Lalong Visits Glo, Commends ‘My Own Don Beta’ Promo

Governor Simon Lalong of Plateau State has brought to the fore the role Globacom is playing in strengthening the economic viability of Plateau State. Lalong, who was elated at the performance of Globacom in the State over the years, stressed that, as an indigenous company, Globacom has proven to be a force to be reckoned with in the socio-economic life of Plateau State and in Nigeria at large.

Governor Simon Lalong at Globacom stand in Jos, Plateau State

“Glo products are strong, the network is smooth and the business proposition is effective,” he said.

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The Governor who was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Regina Lalong, and his deputy, Prof Sonni Tyoden, to officially open the 2019 Jos International Trade Fair holding at the Jos Polo field on Joseph Gomwalk Road, spoke when he visited the Globacom stand at the Fair.

He went on to comment on the services and products on display, expressing delight with the way Globacom was connecting with the indigenous people of Nigeria in the design of its services, products and promotions. He particularly commended the ongoing Recharge and Win Big Promo, also known as My Own Don Beta, which seeks to empower hundreds of Nigerians with entrepreneurial tools.

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Lalong said that the promo would benefit the people of Plateau by bringing new prosperity to the state with the wide range of prizes available in the promo.

Welcoming the Governor to the Glo stand, the Zonal Business Coordinator, North East Zone of Globacom, Mr. Muyiwa Ogundimu, explained the purpose of the on-going promo, saying that rather than dishing out money to winners, Globacom had chosen to give them trade-establishment tools that would help them set up their own businesses.

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“This will have direct impact on their life situations,” Ogundimu explained.