Digital solutions provider, Globacom, has promised its subscribers cash rewards as it unveiled a new lottery service tagged “Play Up Lottery”.
The company disclosed in a press statement issued in Lagos that the lottery service is aimed at giving the subscribers fun, excitement, and the prospect of life-changing monetary rewards.
The lottery service, said Globacom, is more than just a game of chance, but a celebration of hope, anticipation, possibility and financial freedom.
“We understand the optimism and adventurous spirit of Nigerians. People love to dream, play, and believe in the power of that one big win. Glo Play Up makes that dream more attainable — it’s easy to play, affordable, and truly rewarding,” Globacom enthused.
With the offer, subscribers will have the opportunity to turn simple and random predictions into multi-million-naira rewards by choosing a lucky number between 1 and 9 for a chance to strike gold in the draw.
Participating customers will be required to dial *400# or send their chosen number via SMS to 400 for an entry cost of ₦100 only. Subscribers can as well visit www.gloworld.com/ng/glo-play-up-l for additional information on the game.
Globacom further explained that subscribers will enjoy the liberty to play either daily or on demand anytime they deem fit.
According to the telecommunications giant, a deciding weekly draw is slated for every Friday at 4 p.m., at the Mike Adenuga Towers Headquarters of the company at Victoria Island, Lagos where ten lucky subscribers will each receive ₦1 million. Similarly, a grand prize winner of N10million will emerge monthly. Winners outside Lagos will receive their prizes at the nearest Glo Regional Office, while all cash prizes will be credited directly into their lucky winners’ MoneyMaster Wallet accounts.
“With Glo Play Up, entertainment meets empowerment — reinforcing Globacom’s commitment to innovation, connection, and customer delight. The service not only promises excitement but also the possibility of transforming lives through rewarding experiences,” said Glo.
