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GLO ROLLS OUT 3 FUN DIGITAL SERVICES WITH CASH, DATA & AIRTIME PRIZES FOR SUBSCRIBERS
Telecom giant Globacom is giving its subscribers even more reasons to stay connected with the launch of three exciting digital services that promise entertainment, learning, and fantastic rewards.
The new offerings — Animation World Promo, Sport Brain, and Treasure Spin — were unveiled by Glo in Lagos as part of its drive to deliver creative and engaging value-added services to customers across Nigeria.
In a statement, the company said the services were designed to reward, educate, and entertain users, bringing more fun and interaction to their daily mobile experience.
What are the new services all about?
✅ Animation World Promo
This is a trivia-based app that tests how well you know Nigerian food. Players answer interesting food-related questions, earn points, and unlock rewards. It’s a deliciously fun way to learn more about local cuisine while standing a chance to win big.
✅ Sport Brain
Perfect for football fans, Sport Brain lets users predict the outcomes of matches from top football leagues around the world. Subscribers can pick their favorite leagues and games, put their football instincts to the test, and compete for attractive prizes.
✅ Treasure Spin
This virtual treasure hunt gives subscribers a chance to spin and instantly win. Every spin could be your lucky break, making it an exciting and potentially rewarding experience every time you play.
Lots of prizes up for grabs
Glo isn’t just offering fun; there are juicy rewards on the line too. Each day, 20 winners will receive ₦1,000 cash, alongside other benefits like ₦1,000 worth of airtime and 3.5GB of data.
Every week, five lucky players will bag ₦100,000 each, while a grand monthly winner will walk away with a whopping ₦1 million.
Globacom says these new services reaffirm its commitment to delivering innovative digital experiences that go beyond just voice and data, ensuring customers get real value while having fun.
"This represents a significant development in our ongoing coverage of current events."— Editorial Board