Globacom Frowns At Psquare Breakup & Terminates Their Contract

According to the source, the telecoms giant entered into a contract with P-Square and not with any of the twins. The last may not have been heard of the widely reported crisis rocking the duo of Peter and Paul Okoye, popularly known as P-Square, as the telecommunications giant, Globacom Nigeria Limited may be forced to review its four-year contract with the pop twins.A source close to the telecoms operator said on telephone that Glo may terminate the endorsement deal, which it has with the pop twins since 2010, should they go ahead with the break-up.

“Since Glo has a contract with P-Square, and not with Peter or Paul, their breakup will definitely lead to the termination of the contract,” the source explained. SEE MORE AFTER CUT>>>>>>

The Private Life Of A World Class Billionaire Dr Mike Adenuga

Take a sneak into the Naija based, World class billionaire's lifestyle,Dr.  Mike Adeniyi Ishola Adenuga, Jr., the Chairman of Globacom and Conoil, is not your regular billionaire. The man is simply in a world and class of his own – strange, unusual and eccentric. 

Sources who know him very well told Yes International, that he hates to play the second fiddle. “Adenuga loves to rule his world and dominate his environment…he also doesn’t like being taken unawares and enjoys being in charge totally”.

Dissecting him further, the sources said: “His appetite for work is out of this world and that is why at 1am, 2am, 3am, you can still find him in the office working; sometimes all alone all alone. Most of his key staffers like Bode Opeseitan and co don’t have any closing time. The man can call them up at any time and summon them to the office. But he compensates them immeasurably for this. He knows all his key staffers by name. Not only that, no major staff can be employed in any of his companies without his input. He must see the person before the final decision can be taken. SEE MORE AFTER CUT>>>>>>>>

Glo Closed User Group (CUG) Prepaid Services

Globacom has launched a new post-paid product that enables subscribers to enjoy the full range of Glo voice, data and business offerings with the convenience of a single monthly bill rather than recharging different voice and data accounts.

Glo Infinitiser, as the new product is called, makes it possible for Glo subscribers to make absolutely free calls to 26 million subscribers on the Glo network once the beneficiaries pay the monthly subscription fee of N5,000. Kamaldeen Shonibare, Globacom’s Head of Corporate affairs said at the launch of the product in Lagos, described it as the biggest postpaid product offering ever in Nigeria. “Infinitiser gives a golden opportunity to achieve more, enables you to talk endlessly with loved ones and business associates. It helps you to close your deals and get fulfilment. SEE MORE AFTER CUT>>>>>>

Dele Momodu's Exclusive Interview With PREMIUM TIMES

Dele Momodu is a journalist, publisher of Ovation magazine, and former presidential candidate. In an exclusive interview with PREMIUM TIMES’ Michael Abimboye, he speaks about his relationship with the rich and influential in the society, his 2015 ambition, and his quest for a better Nigeria.

PT: You are critical of government and government officials in your Thisday column and on Twitter, how do you manage that with your cozy relationship with the powerful and rich in Nigeria?

Dele Momodu: I have not been critical of government; I have only been analyzing issues and proffering solutions. You cannot call me a bitter critic because you must differentiate between people who just criticize anything that has to do with government; that is not me. I proffer solutions, I write letters to Nigerians, write letters to leaders, and give them my ideas. SEE MORE AFTER THE CUT>>>>>>>

Aliko Dangote Becomes Richest Black Man To Be Ranked Top 25 Richest People In The World

Aliko Dangote wealth is now $25bn from $16.1bn in 2013, According to Forbes magazine’s list of the richest people on earth. Dangote, who was number 43 in the top 100 world billionaire list last year, moved up 20 spots to retain his position as the richest person in Africa and also number 23rd in the world. The Chairman, Globacom, Chief Mike Adenuga, was the next Nigerian on the list with a wealth of $4.6bn to maintain the 325th position in the world. The Executive Vice Chairman, Famfa Oil Limited and fashion icon, Mrs. Folorunsho Alakija, retained her position as the world’s richest black woman and the 687th in the world with a fortune of $2.5bn; while the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, BUA Group of Companies, Alhaji Abdulsamad Rabiu, was ranked 1372th in the world with $1.2bn. SEE MORE AFTER CUT>>>>>