Glo Offers Nigerians At Paris Olympics Affordable Data Roaming Bundles

Telecommunications giant, Globacom, has offered Nigerians who will be travelling to Paris, France for the 2024 Olympics the most affordable data roaming packs during the global games. 

According to the company, the data roaming packs will ensure that visiting Glo subscribers to the Olympics can capture incredible photo and video moments of the global sporting competition and  also share such exhilarating moments with friends and loved ones back home in Nigeria.

The company disclosed in a press release issued in Lagos that such visitors are free to purchase the unmatched  data roaming packs from Nigeria prior to their trip, while the validity of their  packages will begin to count only when they get to  France.

The Glo Data roaming bundles will give  subscribers the opportunity to use data services in France for as little as N5,000 for 300MB. N10,000 pack delivers 750MB to the customer who subscribes to it while a N15,000 pack fetches 1.25GB to the customer. The N5,000 pack is valid for 7 days while the N10,000 pack is valid for 15 days. The N15,000 pack is for 30 days, enabling the customer to choose a suitable pack.

Globacom also assured subscribers that they won’t  experience billing shocks as they will be privileged to expend only the bundle that they have paid for, thereby eliminating fears of being billed above their usage. Globacom also added that subscribers  will  receive regular and real-time consumption messages to enable them monitor their data consumption and depletion.

Customers who wish to enjoy any of the data roaming packs can sign up for any of the roaming packs by dialing *312# to select Option 5 and then follow the prompt to select a pack of their choice. 

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