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Christmas: Glo Charges Nigerians To Show Love To All

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Nigerian wholly owned telecommunications and digital solutions services provider, Globacom, has called on Christians to commit to showing love to everyone during and after the festive season.

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The company said this on the occasion of the 2024 Christmas celebrations, noting that the economic challenges the country is currently witnessing have made it necessary for Christians to emulate Jesus Christ through loving and caring for their neighbours even more.

“Christ taught many virtues including obedience to God and loving one’s neighbour as oneself”, the company noted, adding that now is the best time to practise these teachings by regularly sharing with the needy.
The company also charged them to extend the camaraderie of Christmas beyond the season by always emulating the love demonstrated by God through the birth of Jesus Christ and also peace, which is the hallmark of the life that Christ was all about.

The network assured its customers of good services throughout the Yuletide period and beyond, and urged them to make use of its array of innovative products and services to stay connected and share the memories of the season with loved ones.


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