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Glo Introduces Cheapest Data Rate In The History Of Nigeria [Must See]

As the competition for the best data services and prices get sterner between the 4 major network providers in Nigeria, Glo weighs in with a hard one here.Guys go dust your glo sims and get browsing data at jaw dropping rates.

Glo current data subscription rate and value
1. N1000·2GB 30Days
2. N2000·6GB 30Days
3. N2500·10GB 30Days
4. N3000·12GB 30Days
5. N4000·18GB 30Days
6. N5000·24GB 30Days
7. N8000·48GB 30Days


To subscribe to any of the cheap Monthly data plans from Glo just Dial *777# and follow the prompts.

Please after this, no one should come again and say they are still looking for free browsing cheat ooo. WHO U EPP??

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