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Festival Of Joy: How GLO Made 19-year-Old Student landlord
Festival Of Joy: How GLO Made 19-year-Old Student landlord
The first house winner in Globacom’s Festival of Joy promotion has emerged. He is 19-year-old Ibrahim Akindele, a 200-level student of the Science Laboratory at Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State. At a presentation ceremony held by the company on Wednesday, November 16, Akindele was given the keys to a three-bedroom house by the Speaker of Oyo State House of Assembly, Mr. Debo Ogundoyin, who was accompanied to the event by other key members of the parliament, and Globacom’s Head of Operations in the West Territory, Mr. Akeem Yusuf.
The student who was dazed by his new status as a landlord expressed
gratitude to the digital services provider for making him an overnight
landlord at a young age. “My first reaction when I was called and told
about the good news was doubt. I was in disbelief, I thought it was just
someone playing pranks. I am short of words to convey my appreciation to
Glo for what they have done for me today. I am still a student, but
glo has already made me a landlord”.
Equally overjoyed was his 54-year-old mother, Mrs. Funmilayo Akindele.
“We are grateful to Globacom for this wonderful gesture. The house will
be a place of refuge for Ibrahim and his older brother while we will be
coming to spend weekends with them”.
In his remarks at the event, Mr. Yusuf noted that the promo was another
opportunity for the company to reward its subscribers with amazing
prizes in line with its commitment to the continued empowerment of its
customers.
“Our commitment to the total well-being of our subscribers and the
the realization that shelter is one of the key needs of man has fuelled our
desire to help some of them have their own houses through this promo.
This kind of prize is unprecedented as no brand has ever offered or
presented such to their customers before”, he stated.
Ibadan will be hosting another prize presentation on Thursday, November
17, where lucky winners will go home with prizes including a brand new
Kia, power generators, sewing machines, and rechargeable fans among
other prizes.
Glo Festival of Joy will make 20 lucky subscribers
landlords/landladies, just as 24 of them will win brand-new cars
across major cities of the nation as well as other prizes, including
power generators, sewing machines, and rechargeable fans, among other
prizes.
Subscribers who wish to participate in the promo have been enjoined to
dial the dedicated short code *611# and recharge with N500 weekly to
stand a chance to win the rechargeable fan, N2,500 monthly recharge for
the Sewing Machine, N5,000 monthly recharge for the generator, N10,000
monthly recharge for the car and N20,000 data subscription during the
promo period for the house. The more the recharges, the higher the
chance of winning.
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