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Glo, Samsung Offer Data, N1m Benefits to Customers on Galaxy Z Fold8 Preorder
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Glo, Samsung Offer Data, N1m Benefits to Customers on Galaxy Z Fold8 Preorder

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Emma Okonji 

Globacom has assured that customers who pre-order the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra or Galaxy Z Fold8 at any Gloworld outlet across the country will receive 10GB of free Glo data every month for six months, plus additional Samsung pre-order benefits valued at up to ₦1 million. 

This was as both partners shared the innovations in the Galaxy Z Fold8 Series with Glo customers and high net worth individuals during an exclusive Masterclass at Gloworld in Abuja 

The Galaxy Z Fold8 series is Samsung’s most sophisticated foldable smartphone to date, according to the North Regional Trainer for Samsung Nigeria, Bobby Ochang, who spoke at the Masterclass. He disclosed that the devices combine strong performance with clever AI capabilities to make daily living easier and activities more productive.

“The Galaxy Z Fold8 is more than just a smartphone. It can serve as your personal assistant by taking calls on your behalf, transcribing conversations and helping you stay organized. It is designed to help users work smarter while enjoying an even more seamless mobile experience,” he said.

According to Ochang, the new foldable series has a larger battery with 45-watt rapid charging that can go from zero to over 60 percent in 30 minutes, a brighter display, faster processing for more seamless multitasking, and an improved camera system. He further disclosed that people now have more faith in the device’s endurance because its revised foldable construction has been tested up to 400,000 times under controlled circumstances. Within the first year of purchase, customers who sign up for Samsung Care Plus can replace a damaged screen for as little as ₦45,000.

Speaking at the event,  Head of Gloworld Sales, Oghenemaro Ugoje, stated that the purpose of the Abuja Masterclass was to provide customers in the federal capital territory with an equal chance to personally experience Samsung’s most recent advancements. He expressed confidence that consumers would value the new foldable devices’ performance, design, and AI capabilities, pointing out that Abuja remained one of Globacom’s strongest markets.

“The Galaxy Z Fold8 series offers something for everyone, whether you are looking for a compact device or a smartphone built for productivity and multitasking. With Glo’s exclusive 10GB data offer monthly for six months, customers can immediately enjoy everything these devices have to offer,” he said.

Guests also witnessed live demonstrations of the Galaxy Z Fold8 series, exploring its AI-powered productivity tools, improved display quality, advanced editing features and real-time transcription capabilities. The session gave attendees a closer look at how the devices can support work, entertainment and everyday communication..

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