Telecommunications firm, Globacom, on Thursday in Warri, Delta State, gave its subscribers an Easter to remember as celebrated comedian, Bovi Ugboma delighted the audience with hilarious jokes during a comedy show sponsored by the company.
Tagged Bovi Man on Fire, the show had Bovi, who brought the show to a glorious end. Other comedians who entertained the live audience at the show included Kelvin Sapp, Young Chief Odogwu, MC Shakara and Mr. Flexy.
The show had in attendance High Networth Individuals (HNIs) and other customers who spent Good Friday with the grandmasters of data.
In attendance were the Prime Minister of Warri Kingdom, High Chief Ayiri Emami, the president of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF), Mr. Amaju Pinick, Globacom’s number one trade partner in the Mid-West Region, Mr. Hanson Okuoimase, who doubles as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nadal Heights System Limited and his wife, Mrs. Hope Hanson, among others. Bovi was supported by Kelvin Sapp, Young Chief Odogwu, MC Shakara and Mr. Flexy who also gave the audience an evening of fun.
Engineer Philip Oghenetega who also watched the show, praised Globacom for always seeking to delight its customers at all given opportunities and for its support for the entertainment industry in Nigeria.
Said Oghenetega, “Beyond the laughter and the fun, I think, we should personally acknowledge Globacom for its efforts at always going out of its ways to delight its customers and make them always number one in everything. I have been to shows and I can appreciate the value of the free ticket Globacom gave to me to be part of this Bovi Man on Fire show, the first in Warri”.
Globacom subscriber and one of the leading activation dealers in Delta State,, Mr. Stanley Omatseyione, said “one must give it to Globacom for having the interest of its subscribers and business partners at heart. I had planned to come for the show on my own and I was greatly relieved when Globacom sent the free ticket to me. This is very encouraging and it gladdens one’s heart to note that a company as big as Globacom recognises one’s.
