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Globacom assures Nigerians of improved bandwidth

Admin March 21, 2018

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March 21, 2018

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The Global Mobile Network Nigeria (Globacom), has assured Nigerians of improved network as the company  repositions to serve its customers with better bandwidth.

Globacom South East Sales Representative, Mr Mike Ehumabe gave the assurance at the company’s special day at the ongoing 29th Enugu International Trade.

Ehumabe said that the company had laid fibre optic cable from Europe to Nigeria, adding that such facility would ensure better bandwidth connectivity.

He said Globacom had become an international brand and that the management was doing all it could to ensure it maintained that lofty status.

“We are doing so much in data services in order to offer our customers excellent services.

“We were the first to offer per second billing that has led to the revolution in the industry in the country,” the official said.

Ehumabe said that the company would not go to sleep until every Nigerian and African had telecommunication at their finger tips.

He said that the company had a long standing and strong relationship with the Enugu Chamber of Commerce, Mines, Industry and Agriculture (ECCIMA).

According to him, the partnership with ECCIMA has been very successful and the company sustains the collaboration.

Earlier, President of the Chamber, Mr Emeka Udeze, said that Globacom as the foremost private and indigenous telecommunication industry in Nigeria had made a remarkable impact in the industry.

Udeze, however, urged the company to further improve on its services.

“In spite of the tremendous efforts made by the company, there are yet more challenges to overcome to make the services of the network more far reaching.

“There is still room for improvement.’’

The official said that the chamber was happy to have a reliable partner in Globacom, adding that it was their wish that such relationship continued.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the fair which has entered its 6th day has the theme: “Engendering the Competiveness of Nigerian Products in the Global Market.’’

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Tags: 29th Enugu International Trade. better bandwidth connectivity. Enugu Chamber of Commerce Mines Industry and Agriculture (ECCIMA). fibre optic cable Globacom South East Sales Representative Global Mobile Network Nigeria (Globacom) improved network Internet bandwidth. Mr Emeka Udeze Mr Mike Ehumabe President of the Chamber

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