Telecommunications giant, Globacom, has held a draw in Ibadan to select new winners in its ongoing loyalty reward promo, Festival of Joy.
The event, which took place at the Challenge Office of Globacom, was attended by the media as well as a large gathering of walk-in customers, some of who participated in drawing the winning numbers.
Winners who emerged from the draw, according to Globacom , will receive their prizes including two brand new Kia Picanto cars, sewing machines, generators, and grinding machines at a presentation ceremony scheduled to hold at Gloworld, Ring Road, on Monday, February 3, 2025
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To participate in the promo,Globacom enjoined customers to dial *611# and keep recharging their lines (voice and data) during the promo period. New subscribers can also participate immediately by purchasing a new SIM, registering it, and dialing *611#.
Globacom equally outlined the eligibility criteria for the various prizes, stating that, “customers must recharge up to N100,000 cumulatively during the promo period to qualify for the draw for the Prado Jeep. For the Kia Picanto, a cumulative recharge of N50,000 is required, while a recharge of N10,000 in a month qualifies customers for a tricycle. A total recharge of N5,000 in a month makes customers eligible for a generator, while a recharge of N2,500 in a month qualifies for a sewing machine. For the grinding machine, a recharge of N1,000 in a week is required”.
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