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Globacom Honors Top Business Partners at 2026 Reward Gala in Lagos

By Africazine

Globacom celebrated its top-performing business partners at a gala event in Lagos, reinforcing its commitment to collaboration and innovation.

During the 2026 Glo Partners’ Reward Gala, held at Eko Hotel & Suites, the digital solutions provider honored 115 dealers for their outstanding performance between January and June 2026. These partners received cash rewards worth millions of naira and other prizes, highlighting the importance of strong partnerships in driving the company’s success.

Globacom Honors Top Dealers at Reward Gala

The Glo Partners’ Reward Gala brought together strategic business and trade partners for an evening filled with recognition and entertainment. Globacom’s Cluster Head, Lagos 2, Abdul Rasaq Ande, emphasized the significance of the event, stating that it celebrated the shared vision and collaboration that define the company’s relationships with its partners. He noted that the success of the partners is integral to Globacom’s ecosystem.

Globacom has been a leader in technological innovation and service excellence since its inception on August 29, 2003. The company is committed to continuous investment in next-generation technologies and infrastructure upgrades to enhance customer service.

Nigeria: Key figures on Dealer Rewards

  • 115 dealers recognized
  • Cash rewards worth millions of naira
  • ₦500,000 cash prize for Best Dressed winners

New Initiatives to Enhance Customer Experience

At the gala, Globacom unveiled new customer-focused initiatives aimed at providing greater value to subscribers. The More Data More Value proposition ensures that customers receive increased value for every naira spent on data services. Additionally, the company introduced Gloria, an AI-powered voice assistant, and expanded the Borrow Me Credit service to improve customer connectivity.

These initiatives reflect Globacom’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the customer experience nationwide, with plans to further engage millions of subscribers through the Glo Café platform.

Upcoming Developments and Celebrations

  • Continuous investment in next-generation technologies
  • Enhancements to the Glo Café platform
  • Expansion of customer support initiatives

Globacom’s gala underscores the vital role of partnerships in delivering quality services across Nigeria.

Globacom Honors Top Business Partners at 2026 Reward Gala in Lagos

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