Nigerian telecom operator, Globacom, is reported to be making a bid to purchase troubled Cote d’Ivorien network, Comium for the sum of $600 million. Globacom
Nigerian telecom operator, Globacom, is reported to be making a bid to purchase troubled Cote d’Ivorien network, Comium for the sum of $600 million.
Globacom already has operations in Nigeria, Ghana and Benin Republic, and has an international carrier licence in Cote d’Ivoire. An acquisition of Comium in Cote d’Ivoire will give Globacom wider foothold in the West African sub-region.
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Good and bold move.Well done GLO! If mtn can make inroads into some african countries incl.Nigeria and conquer them,why cant our dear Glo network?
Good move, Glo!
Glo should consider buying mtn Nigeria. At least that would end mtn’s crappy services and data pricing
LOL!
charity begins at home… Glo fix ya home performance first, mscheww
buhaha