The Glo 4G LTE network
has continued to generate more interest from impressed subscribers nationwide
as they clamour for more coverage areas in the hinterlands by the telecoms
operator in order for them to enjoy the service when they travel to their
country homes.
Already, Globacom has
rolled out the service in close to one hundred locations nationwide. Some of
the locations include Lagos (Lekki, Ikoyi, Victoria Island, Ajah and Akoka),
Port Harcourt (Aba Road, Trans Amadi, Diobu, Old GRA and UNIPort, Warri, Eket
and Benin), Abuja (Maitama, Wuse, Asokoro, Garki/Central Business District and
Airport Road), and Jos in North Central), Yola – ABTI (North East) and Zaria-
ABU in North West.
A number of the Glo 4G LTE
subscribers, who having experienced the speed of the service, described it as
second to none in the country in terms of quality and coverage, and urged
Globacom to rapidly spread the network to suburbs and villages.
One of the respondents, Titilayo
Lawal, a fashion designer based in Adeniran Ogunsanya area of Surulere
Lagos, praised the Glo 4G LTE service. Lawal who had ported to Glo from another
network for reasons relating to poor data service said her experience so far on
Glo network is remarkable and impressive. “It is good. It is very
fast no matter the amount of attachment you are sending. I love the
service.” She urged Globacom to extend the 4G LTE service to some other
locations especially where she spends most of her time.
Stephen Obembe, who resides in Wuse
2, Abuja who also ported to Glo could not hide his excitement at the 4G LTE service. “It’s been great. Glo 4G has been good, very good. I use
a lot of data for my business and I am really satisfied with the service. I am
very happy I ported to the Glo network”, he said.
For Maniru Saminu, a
Bureau De Change operator based in Zone 4, Wuse, Abuja, the Glo 4G LTE service is a new dawn in
data and internet network in Nigeria. He enthused that Glo has become the
network of choice for him.
“I really appreciate Glo 4G
service. It is very fast. I am enjoying the internet service, I do not
experience delays doing streaming and downloads. I also do my internet banking
transactions with ease,” Saminu said. He explained that the clear difference he
experienced spurred him to encourage his friends in the BDC business to
subscribe to Glo 4G.
“I even gave my old Samsung S7 Edge phone to one of my friends to
use and he has subscribed. The second person will soon subscribe. I want to
urge Globacom to bring the service to Kano, my home state so we can enjoy it
over there also,” he added.
Globacom in a statement
encouraged Nigerians to switch to its 4G
LTE network and begin to enjoy superior quality. “Glo LTE network is one of the very best you will find anywhere in
the world. Apart from an expansive, nationwide state-of-the-art
telecommunications infrastructure which our 4G LTE network is predicated on, it is also riding on
the much sought-after spectrum band 28. This gives it a strong edge,” Globacom explained.
The company said it has deployed wider bandwidth for broader
coverage, higher data capacity and optimum performance. “It also has much
better indoor reception than other frequency bands because of unparalleled
ability to penetrate building walls and similar obstacles”, the statement read.
Globacom revealed that more
parts of the country will soon be connected on the network in the shortest time
possible. The company said the network has been configured in such a way that
subscribers will never be stranded even when they move out of Glo 4G LTE network coverage.
“When a subscriber moves out of
4G LTE network coverage, our 3G or 2.5G network (depending on where he or
she is) automatically steps in to ensure the subscriber continues to enjoy
connectivity. Calls or browsing is never interrupted. You will only notice that
the speed will drop to 3G or 2.5 G level, depending on the area. We are ramping
up efforts to cover everywhere as soon as possible so that wherever our
subscribers are, they can enjoy the same top notch quality” Globacom revealed.
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