The first time I got so pissed up and threw away my glo line was in 2006, after I failed to stop them from continually stealing from me openly through criminally and systematically getting me signed up unto services and products I didn’t subscribed for and through, and, stealing from me through those means. They were also indiscriminate deducting from every recharge I made, claiming I bought my line, which I paid fifteen thousand (N15, 000) for on credit, a marketing strategy they adopted then to get more student and the public to use their new service then.

Today for the second time, I am discarding my glo and I call on all Nigeria to do the same, never to ever use anything starting with glo again.
Do you know that glo have been charging me a whopping N54 for one minute call and N34 for 19 seconds? Plus they would automatically subscribe you for services you did not subscribe for. And when you call their customer service, apart from taking ages before someone picked, they would asked you to unsubscribed for a service you did not subscribed for, they said once you used it , it becomes automatic. I pity for those unsuspecting and illiterates public! Glo, like every other thing in Nigeria don finish us!
A week ago in a plenary, the Senate President, Senator Ahmed Lawal accused telecom operators in Nigeria of foul play and under-table dealing, vowing to start calling them out. With this position of the country’s highest law making arm of government, it now become an indictment on regulatory agencies like Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Nigerian communication commission (NCC) and the customer protection agency (CPA), agencies heavily budgeted for annually to protect Nigerians. Abeg make we probe everybody sef!

And I just bought a glo sim yesterday.. Corruption has already eaten Nigeria deep..

God bless Nigeria