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Glo Offers Customers Toyota Prado, Other Amazing Prizes In ‘Festival of Joy’ Promo

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Glo customers all over Nigeria are in for a great and rewarding time as the digital solutions provider introduced a new season of its Festival of Joy promotion on Tuesday.

The promo has lined up several exciting prizes, including Toyota Prado Sports SUVs.

In a statement issued in Lagos, Globacom stated that the end-of-year promotion, which began on October 1, will last until January 31, 2025.

It also revealed that the rewards comprise five state-of-the-art Toyota Prado, five Kia Picanto automobiles, fifteen tricycles, 150 power generating sets, 200 sewing machines and 300 grinding machines.

The Festival of Joy campaign was designed to align with the company’s objective of empowering Glo customers and making them happy as the end of year season draws near.

Globacom clarified that the awards were thoughtfully chosen to appeal to a wide range of clientele, including professionals, business executives, workers, students, and high net worth individuals (HNIs).

The company stated that although other businesses are cutting expenses in light of the current economic climate, Globacom has chosen to spend enormous amounts to reward its customers with prizes that will impact their lives.

Prize-presentation events will be conducted in various locations across Nigeria, including Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Enugu, Benin, Warri, enabling Nigerians from all corners of the nation to have a chance at winning any of the incredible items up for grabs.

The Festival of Joy promotion, according to Globacom, is available to both new and current customers on the prepaid and postpaid platforms.

“To be eligible for the draw, a customer can easily opt into the promotion by dialing *611#, choose the prize they want, and recharge up to the required amount for the specific item during the promo period.”

To be eligible for the draw for a Prado SUV, a customers must recharge his or her line up to N100,000 cumulatively during the promotion time, while for the Kia Picanto, the subscriber must recharge up to N50,000 cumulatively over the same period.

Customers who recharge their lines up to N10,000 cumulatively in a month are eligible to be drawn to win any of the tricycles, while for generators, customers need to recharge their lines up to N5,000 in a month.

A minimum recharge of N2,500 must be made in a month for the draws for the sewing machines, while a daily recharge of N500 will qualify any subscriber for the draws for the grinding machines.

Globacom affirmed that “all recharge types – physical and electronic – count towards the qualification. The higher the recharge amount, the higher the chances of winning”.

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