Bowen University Vice Chancellor Praises Globacom’s Digital Service Support

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Bowen University’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Jonathan Oyebamiji Babalola, commended telecommunications giant Globacom for its consistent support in providing digital services to the university over the years. Professor Babalola made these remarks while welcoming the Globacom Enterprise Sales team, led by Mr. Adeniyi Odejobi, during their recent visit to the university’s Iwo campus in Osun State.

The Vice Chancellor expressed satisfaction with Globacom’s dedication to delivering uninterrupted services, highlighting its importance in advancing the university’s mission. Professor Babalola also took the opportunity to seek Globacom’s backing for Bowen’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects, which aim to enhance educational outcomes and strengthen the institution’s impact.

In response, Mr. Odejobi described Globacom as Nigeria’s largest integrated telecommunications provider, serving enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses, large corporations, government organizations, universities, and millions of individual customers nationwide. He emphasized the company’s 21-year legacy of pioneering change in the telecom industry, noting that Globacom has played a key role in expanding telephone access across Nigeria, making it affordable for every Nigerian.

Mr. Odejobi also highlighted Globacom’s contributions to the sector’s development, including the creation of Glo 1, the company’s private international submarine cable. He encouraged Bowen University to expand its partnership with Globacom by leveraging advanced digital services, such as Glo’s Learning Management System (LMS), toll-free data, and mobility services, which he believes can propel the institution to new heights.


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