MUST SEE: Glo introduced the titanic data plans check it out

Globacom has not stopped dishing out affordable bundles for their patronisers as they have released the titanic data plan that gives you huge data that are very cheap.
2GB for N1,000 valid for 30days

2. 6GB for N2,000 valid for 30days

3. 10GB for N2,500 valid for 30days

4. 12GB for N3,000 valid for 30days

5. 18GB for N4,000 valid for 30days

6. 24GB for N5,000 valid for 30days

7. 48GB for N8,000 valid for 30days

8. 60GB for N15,000 valid for 30days

9. 90GB for N18,000 valid for 30days

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