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  • Glo shows the power of imagination in new adverts


    ‎In its tradition as an innovative business, telecommunications giant, Globacom has unveiled two new television commercials, “Road Trip” and “Department of Imagination,” underscoring its commitment to delivering seamless connectivity.
    ‎Both commercials are vibrant and engaging, showing how Glo integrates effortlessly into everyday life while pointing toward a more connected and exciting future.
    “Road Trip” tells a relatable, feel-good story of a family journey filled with laughter and routine moments. When Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi encounters poor network service, the contrast becomes evident after switching to Glo- everything transforms wth downloads faster, navigation smoother, and entertainment uninterrupted.
    ‎Central to the Road Trip narrative is easy access to data, highlighted by the simple prompt: dial *312# to choose a plan and stay connected, ensuring a smooth experience on the move.
    ‎ The commercial also features Bolaji Ogunmola and other cast members who bring humour and energy to the storyline. As the journey unfolds, Glo emerges as a dependable companion, keeping everyone connected and entertained.
    On the other hand, “Department of Imagination” transports viewers into a futuristic setting where technology enhances everyday experiences. With Richard Mofe-Damijo as the Professor, the storyline explores how innovative ideas can evolve into powerful realities.
    ‎In this imaginative world, experiences feel smarter and more dynamic-from real-time gaming to enhanced culinary processes showcased by Hilda Baci, alongside a creative tech dimension brought to life by Bamike Adenibuyan (Bam-Bam). Each scene reinforces Glo’s role in shaping a future filled with endless possibilities.
    ‎With these TVCs, Glo takes the voyage to bold visions of tomorrow, promises to keep providing reliable, high-quality service while confidently embracing a vibrant future. The message across both commercials is unmistakable: the future is already here-and it is Glo.

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