Afinni Job Ready Program: 50 Employers, Recruiters grace job fair @Lagos Island II Constituency - ITREALMS

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At the conclusion of month-long Afinni Job Ready programme, some 50 employers and recruiters attended the job fair at the Lagos Island II Constituency, reports ITREALMS.

The event was part of a one-month employability and soft skills training program organized by Hon. Suleiman 'Lanre Afinni in collaboration with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF).

Afinni Job Ready Programme: Participants gear up for 2nd phase of employability training - ITREALMS

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The Afinni Job Ready Programme, a one-month employability and soft skills training initiative for fresh graduates, graduates, and job seekers in Lagos Island II, has entered its second phase, reports ITREALMS.

Participants, ITREALMS gathered, are now focusing on cleaning up their social media profiles, re-strategizing their personal branding, and preparing for mock interviews to enhance their chances of success in the upcoming job fair.

Afinni Job Ready Program: Empowers Youths in Lagos Island Constituency 11 - ITREALMS

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The Lagos State Assembly Lawmaker representing Lagos Island 11, Hon. Suleiman 'Lanre Afinni, has launched the maiden Afinni Job Ready Program, in partnership with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF), reports ITREALMS.

The program aims to address the growing concerns of unemployment among young people in the constituency.

INEC gets ready for Anambra governorship election, primaries to commence on March 20 - ITREALMS

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has begun to oil its machineries for the forthcoming Anambra State governorship elections slated for Saturday, November 8, 2025, even as the party primaries will start from Thursday, March 20, this year, reports ITREALMS.

The National Commissioner & Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Mr Sam Olumekun, disclosed this after the weekly meeting of the Commission, today, Thursday in Abuja.

Zinox chairman @France–Nigeria Investment Forum: Tech ecosystem ready to power investments - ITREALMS

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The 2024's France–Nigeria Investment Forum ended on a sound note and was mutually rewarding for both countries.

For some of us who have attended a few such forums in the past, this year’s edition stands out as the best from a Nigerian perspective, especially because of the organization and selection of relevant, successful Nigerian entrepreneurs who attended.

2025 GITEX Nigeria comes to Lagos says Hamzat - ITREALMS

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The Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, has disclosed the readiness of the Lagos State Government to host the 2025 GITEX Nigeria conference in September, reports ITREALMS.

He said the State Government and indeed the entire technology ecosystem in Nigeria would be very receptive to the coming of the global tech show to the country, especially Lagos State, where tech and innovation have found a good ground in Africa.

NITRA felicitates Tijani, ready to collabo - ITREALMS

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Journalists in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry, under the aegis of the Nigeria Information Technology Reporters Association (NITRA), has felicitated with the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, over his appointment.

In a letter to the Minister, the Chairman of the Association, Mr. Chike Onwuegbuchi noted that the news of his appointment was a cheery one knowing his antecedent to deliver viable results in past endeavours.

We're ready for sport partnership says Governor Adeleke - ITREALMS

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The Executive Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke has reiterated his administration’s readiness to drive sports development in the state through public private partnership.

The Governor stated this while responding to an address by Masai Michael Ujiri, a British born Nigerian-Canadian professional basketball executive and President of the Toronto Raptors in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

E-commerce is expensive business, but Konga is ready for marathon says Ekeh, Zinox Group Chairman

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The chairman of Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, has said that though e-commerce is a big money business, Konga, Nigeria’s most innovative e-commerce giant, set out with clear plans to last the distance. 

He spoke with journalists on the sidelines of the recent innovation forum of the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) bankrolled by Zinox which has produced young graduates and undergraduate entrepreneurs ready to hit the corporate world.

FGN ready for global data privacy day 2023, plans week-long event - ITREALMS

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The Federal Government of Nigeria will on Saturday 28th of January 2023 join the international community to observe global Data Privacy Day (DPD) 2023, reports ITREALMS.

DPD, ITREALMS gathered is a day that has been set aside to create awareness of fundamental rights and freedoms relating to the privacy of citizens in the data processing ecosystem.

Adamu to Tinubu: Get ready to be next President - ITREALMS

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The National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Abdullahi Adamu has told Asíwájú Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to get ready to assume the presidency of Nigeria, from 29 May 2023.

Adamu, who spoke emphatically at the Town Hall meeting Thursday in Lafia between the APC candidate and stakeholders in the mining sector, said he was merely echoing President Muhammadu Buhari’s statement.

Kogi youths: We’re ready for APC, Bello in 2023 – ITREALMS

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Youths in Kogi State on Sunday endorsed the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) senatorial candidate in Kogi Central, Chief Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan, as their choice candidate for the February National Assembly election.

“The good people of Kogi Central deserve a better senator with sound understanding and intellectual depth. Chief Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is suitable and capable of leading the way out of the quagmire we find ourselves today.”

Zinox not ready for Jumia acquisition now - ITREALMS

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While there may been some substance to the rumoured acquisition of pan-African e-commerce brand, Jumia by Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading tech conglomerate, the Zinox Group and to possibly merge it with Konga, there is currently no concrete interest.

This was revealed by Gideon Ayogu, Head of Corporate Communications, Zinox Group, in a virtual chat with newsmen on Saturday, May 21, 2022.

Sokoto ready to host All Nigeria Editors Confab 2019 - ITREALMS

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The city of caliphate, Sokoto is ready to host the 2019 All Nigeria Editors’ Conference (ANEC), slated to hold at the International Conference Centre, Sokoto, from Wednesday, November 27 to Sunday, December 1, reports ITREALMS.

The All Nigeria Editors’ Conference, is the flagship event of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE.

Acting President of the Guild, Mr. Mustapha Isah, said Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal has confirmed the readiness of Sokoto State to host this year’s ANEC as a mark of his strong belief in the media as a strategic partner in nation-building and strengthening of the nation’s democratic structures.

The theme of this year’s conference is: A Distressed Media: Impact on Government, Governance and Society. The keynote speaker is Mr. Gbenga Adefaye, a multi-award winning editor, Fellow of the Guild and current Editor-in-Chief of Vanguard newspapers.

This year’s ANEC, the 15th in the series, would be chaired by former Governor of Ogun State, Aremo Olusegun Osoba. Osoba is a widely travelled journalist of repute and the first Nigerian journalist to win the Nieman Fellowship for Journalism at Harvard.

Other speakers include Mr. John Momoh, Founder/CEO of Channels TV, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, Publisher Thisday Newspapers and Chairman of Newspaper Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria (NPAN), Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher Premium Times, representatives of Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON), Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON), etc.

Press statement made available to ITREALMS and signed by the Publicity Secretary of the Guild, Mr. Ken Ugbechie, said the theme was chosen to reflect the prevailing realities and challenges in the Nigerian media.

He noted that the theme was informed by an urgent and compelling need for editors and other stakeholders in the society to examine the state of the media which has in recent years come under inclement economic and regulatory circumstances.

In explaining the reason for the focus on the media, the Acting President said: “The choice of this year’s conference is deliberate. The Nigerian media is distressed and its capacity to play the watchdog role in society is being eroded and challenged on several fronts and by multiple factors. We have reached the point where all media stakeholders must come together to seek answers to the many questions and puzzles that threaten media practice in Nigeria.

“We have carefully assembled the crème of outliers in the profession drawn from print, broadcast and new media to share their thoughts and perspectives with Nigerian editors so that collectively we can proffer solutions to our challenges,” Mr. Isah said.

ANEC was first held in 2004 at Ada, in Osun State. Since then, it has been held in different parts of the country. It brings together no fewer than 400 editors and other media professionals from all over the country and beyond to focus on a designated national issues that affect the future and wellbeing of our country.

The conference also attracts foreign speakers and editors from organizations such as the West Africa Editors Forum (WAEF), the African Editors Forum (TAEF), the World Editors Forum (WEF) and the World Association of Newspapers (WAN).

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Nigerian youths not ready to run for national development - Wole Adedoyin - ITREALMS

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The governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party (HDP) in the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State, Wole Adedoyin, in this interview told ITREALMS correspondent that participation and involvement of Nigerian youth in politics will be active in the forthcoming 2019 general elections. 

Excerpts.

How was the idea of the having a youth platform born?

It was born out of passion and commitment to contribute meaningfully to the growth and development of the country and the fact that the youth of the country needs a conducive platform to exercise their political rights. There are millions of youths out there who are interested in politics but they don’t have the resources, platforms, means and wherewithal to actualize their vision.

Give a brief description of the platform, including what your structure is?

The National Interparty Youth Alliance (NIYA) was founded for card-carrying youths of different political parties irrespective of their party programmes, ideology and mission. Youth Arise for 2019 “YAF19” is a platform initiated for youths who are interested in participating in the forthcoming 2019 general elections while the Youth Alliance for Politics “YAP” is a general platform for youth to brainstorm, share ideas and think-tank on ways of actualizing their vision. For over three weeks now we’ve have been talking and discussing with over twenty national chairmen of different political parties to allow some passionate youths  who are also our members and have shown their interest in contesting the forthcoming elections under their parties for free. Majority of these youths are well known in their respective domains and truly grass rooted. Our mission is to look for a platform for them to contest. Currently we have members across the states of the Federation which cut across different political parties.

What is your take on the current level of youth participation in politics?

Youths are not showing much interest in practical politics. When I say practical politics, I mean youth involvement in politics whereby they officially belong to a registered political party, obtain their membership card, attend meetings and pay prescribed subscriptions or dues as authorized by the constitution of such political party. Well, I can say lack of funds hinders some of them. Youth don’t take politics serious in Nigeria. You will always see them where they share money, rice, detergent, bournvita, clothes and semolina. Well, our politicians called that stomach infrastructure. Many youth have sold their future and rights through this. Some of them don’t even know the meaning of party ideology; they are not ready to know the principles behind the formation of the party in which they are members. All they are after is their stomach and selfish interest. If you ask anyone of them to tell you their party’s programmes, you will be baffled with their response. They will only tell you what they hear on radio and read in newspapers. Some of them don’t even know that a typical political party has what they called “Manifestoes”. Some of them don’t even read. That is why when they argued on issues related to the political and economic problems of the country they argued blindly.

You have a big task ahead of you, what are the key challenges you will face?

One of the major challenges we are facing right now is the issue of finance. We currently lack funds to execute some of our brilliant ideas and programmes. We need to print more IEC materials to sensitize more youth. Approach different registered political parties to cooperate with us. Another challenge is the poor operation of the NOT TOO YOUNG TO RUN. Currently, we don’t see any impact the initiative is making apart from the fact that it gives young people the right to contest and be voted for. Only the children of the rich people are benefiting from the initiative. No registered political party will render any service for you free of charge. They can never use their resources for you if you are not financially useful for the party. Even if your village oracle tells them you will win, you must still drop something. The initiators of this laudable project should seek for international support to create an endowment fund for this. Any youth who is poor and passionately interested to run for any office with good blueprints and programmes can apply for support.

How do you hope your programme will help to contribute to greater participation of young people in politics in Nigeria?

It is already making a positive impact. We shall soon publish the names of some of those who have benefited from our project. We don’t want any interested youth to be unserious members of any registered political party. We want them to be card-carrying members who must also have sense of belongings and have 100% rights in such parties. They must know what such parties stand for, manifestoes, programmes and blueprints. They must differentiate between a politician who have their interest and that of the nation in his or her heart rather than pursuing his or her selfish ambition.

Are young people eager to get involved in politics in Nigeria?

If you say a progressive politics I will say no. But if it is stomach infrastructure politics I will say yes. A typical Nigerian youth nowadays during campaign if they are offered N500 or N1000 would tell you to get yours too because once they (politician campaigning) enter, you will never get anything from them again. This is the way a typical Nigerian youth thinks nowadays. They believed that the little stipend they always collect from candidates contesting for any election is their right. They are even the one given those politician the strength to embezzle when they get there. Because to a typical Nigerian politician the money they spent during and every elections is an investment which they hope to get back when they win such election. That is why most of them make it a do or die election. Some of them would even go ahead selling their personal properties and family assets to actualize their goal of winning such election. And some would even kill their strong opponents which they think might pose a threat to their selfish ambition. Nigerian youths are not ready to run for national development but ready to enrich their pockets.

How did you venture into politics?

My venturing into politics is a long story but I’ve chaired political parties like Peoples Mandate Party (PMP), Democratic Front for People Federation (DFPF), United Progressive Party (UPP) African Peoples Alliance (APA) and Hope Democratic Party (HDP). I was also a former Oyo state secretary of the Coalition for a New Nigeria (CNN), Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) and the Interparty Advisory Council (IPAC).

What are your plans for youth in the state?

I have promised Osun state youths to create youth centers aimed at educating, advocating, empowering and making them independent through vocational and technical training in field like tailoring, catering, carpentry, computer engineering, bakery, photography, lamination, computer operation, bead making, videography, arts and crafts, publishing and others. We are already consulting with experts and professionals in different professional fields on logistics and financial implications of such venture.

What is your advice to your fellow Nigerian youths?

I will implore them to take politics serious and stop following all those selfish political leaders who are using them for their selfish ambitions. They should always think of their future and their generations yet unborn. There are currently 68 registered political parties in Nigeria, PDP and APC are only part of them. They are free to join any one of the 68 registered political parties. If APC and PDP are not conducive for you to achieve your ambition, then try other parties.

Youths shouldn’t be thinking that the only way of making fast money is by joining politics. Politics should be seen as voluntary and not as profession. If anyone is fully active in politics, he or she must make sure there is job to support ones political ambition. So youth shouldn’t take politics as job but as vocation.

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Unibadan Business School ready soon - Dangote

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The foremost entrepreneur in Africa, Alhaji Aliko Dangote has assured that the N250 million University of Ibadan Business School being constructed by him would soon be ready for commissioning, reports ITRealms.

Alsi, the business mogul who is constructing same type of project in the Bayero University Kano (BUK) said the structure will be ready for hand over to the university management anytime from now.

The UI project being undertaken by the Aliko Dangote Foundation (http://Dangote.com) was sequel to a pledge made by the business mogul last year during the convocation ceremony by the university when he was conferred honorary doctorate degree along with some other eminent Nigerians.

The University of Ibadan management later requested that the pledged funds be used to construct the building complex within the premises of the Business School under Professor Nike Oshofisan as the Director.

The University management has equally decided that the building, when completed, will be named ‘Aliko Dangote Complex’.

The Chief Executive of the Aliko Dangote Foundation, Zouera Youssoufou, explained that all efforts are being geared towards timely completion of the project saying “construction is currently on-going and the project will be delivered to the University in February 2018.”

This venture is part of a N2 billion investment by the Aliko Dangote Foundation, across various institutions, in support of Tertiary education in Nigeria.

Mrs. Youssoufou stated that the projects are in line with the Foundation’s mission to enhance opportunities for social change through strategic investments that improve health and wellbeing, promote quality education, and broaden economic empowerment opportunities.

On the Bayero Business School, the Foundation boss explained that on commencement, the business school will be only the third accredited business school in the country and the first in the North, others being University of Lagos Business School and University of Ibadan Business School.

She disclosed that the UI and BUK projects are complementary to the Foundation’s other tertiary education support projects such as the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria “where we are currently constructing 10 units of students’ dormitories and we expect that it would be ready by March.

“We have constructed and delivered students’ dormitories in this University, Crescent University, Abeokuta. We have constructed and delivered units of students’ dormitories and provided power generating set to Kano University of Science & Technology, Wudil and now we are in University of Ibadan.”

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StreetToolz ready for 2017 Digital Coffee

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The Nigeria’s leading interactive marketing and advertising agency, Street Toolz,

is set to hold the 2017 edition of its annual proprietary industry event, Digital Coffee on Friday December 8, 2017 at the Zowasel Office, 29 Adeniyi Jones Lagos, reports ITRealms.

Chief Executive Officer, Street Toolz, Semira Mammud, disclosed to ITRealms, explained that Digital coffee is a gathering of players in the interactive marketing and advertising industry to discuss trends and issues that will shape brand management and business outlook in the coming year and also do a critical examination of activities that impacted the industry in the outgoing year.

“We are glad to announce the date for the much anticipated 2017 edition of Digital Coffee which has been a platform for industry players to discuss global trends and matters that define the growth of the industry,” Mammud said.

Stressing that the past editions have helped agencies understand and use global trends to their advantage, resolutions from the event have also helped consultants in making vital business decisions in line with what is currently obtainable in other parts of the world.    

Also, she said that the theme for the 2017 edition; ‘Digital Revolution: Now & the Future’ is strategically selected to stimulate new thinking in the industry.

“There will be 3 sessions, the first will discuss the topic; Artificial Intelligence: Technology & Trends while the second session will discuss Consumer Centric Content” she said.

As said by her, experts lined up to speak at the event include Dr Tunde Adegbola, a research scientist, consulting engineer and cultural activist speaking on Artificial Intelligence: Technology & Trends and Olubunmi Adeleye, Head, Corporate Communications/Services at Leadway Assurance Company Limited who will speak on Consumer Centric Content.

Part of the highpoints of the event will be the panel session which will discuss 2018 Outlook for the marketing communications industry in Nigeria and Africa in general.

ITRealms gathered that confirmed discussants for the panel include, Fanen Acho , CEO, Medleypark Limited; Segun Martins, Head, Digital at Insight Publicis, Jerry Oche, Chief Executive Officer, Zowasel and Semira Mammud, Chief Executive Officer, Street Toolz.

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INEC says over 200,000 Permanent Voters Card ready for collection

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The Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that over 200,000 Permanent Voters Cards (PVC) is now ready for collection across the country, reports ITRealms.

The National Commissioner in-charge of the Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC) at INEC, Prince Soyebi Adedeji Solomon made this revelation during a session on Focus Nigeria, a programme of African Independent Television (AIT) monitored in Lagos.

According to him, the completed Permanent Voters Cards are being dispatched to various state headquarters and would be ready for collection by next week.

He insisted that INEC does not distribute voter’s cards to individuals, and advised eligible Nigerians to visit the nearest centre or local government headquarters to collect their permanent voters card.

This, he said, is an ongoing exercise across the country, adding that those who have relocated from where they were when the registration took place, should update their records with INEC office so as to enable them get viable PVC they can use at their current location.

Prince Soyebi further cautioned that double registration is an office before the law and advised people to desist from such act.

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Nigeria ready for business, urges Japanese to set up plants

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The Federal Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun has declared to a Japanese Trade and Investment Mission to Nigeria that the country is open and ready to continue to do business with the rest of the world, reports ITRealms.

This is coming as she urged the big Japanese companies to invest in the country by setting up manufacturing plants, instead of shipping-in finished products.

Making this call in a discussion with a Japanese Public and Private Joint Mission in promoting Trade and Investment in Nigeria in Abuja on Thursday, Adeosun said, the Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs led the 32 private sector and government organisations to the Ministry of Finance for the engagement.

She said that Nigeria welcomes Japanese investors in banking, insurance, manufacturing and other sectors adding that: “We will assist you to do well. Many companies came into Nigeria and are doing very well and there is nothing to stop Japanese firms from doing very well.”

She said that the Government is vigorously working to improve the country’s business environment by investing in transportation infrastructure and has made doing business in Nigeria easier.  “Specific reforms by removing lots of impediments, fiscal incentives to facilitate your coming into Nigeria to invest and drive your businesses, are being put in place,” she assured.

Mrs. Adeosun said that Africa’s biggest economy is now out of recession and wants to grow again, adding that the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) articulated by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari was designed to stabilize the economy and propel it into growth.

The Minister told the Trade and Investment Mission that the Plan envisages stabilising the macroeconomic environment, boosting agricultural production for food security, ensuring energy sufficiency, improving transportation infrastructure and driving industrialization through manufacturing.

She stated that there are opportunities for the Japanese private sector investors, especially through Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in the development of transportation infrastructure, hydropower and ports

Mrs. Adeosun expressed appreciation to the Japanese Government for supporting and executing many projects through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Earlier in his remarks, the leader of the Mission, the Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Shunsuke Takei, said that they were on a Mission to in Nigeria as part of the efforts by the Japanese Government to actualize the US$30 billion Public and Private investment pledge made in August 2016 during the sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in Nairobi, Kenya, which was attended by President Muhammadu Buhari.

He said that given the size of the Nigerian population and market as well as its economic recovery and potential for growth, Japanese investors were  desirous of investing in Nigeria, while noting challenges in the areas of security, legal and  power environments.

He praised the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan of the Federal Government and expressed optimism that the foreign exchange situation would improve further.

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Pic: The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun and leader of the Japanese Trade and Investment Mission led by the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Shunsuke Takei.

InnJoo Max 3 smartphone ready for unveiling

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Latest in shelf mobile device brand in the Nigerian market, InnJoo is set to unveil its Max 3 smartphone, reports ITRealms.

InnJoo Max 3, ITRealms gathered is a high-specifications smartphone with an epic six-inch High Definition (HD) screen with fingerprint technology, offering more value to millions of consumers.

ITRealms also reports that InnJoo Max 3 was built around an all-metal body design and the first time applied 2.5D diamond-cut glass, is a sleek and premium-looking device that would go a long way in meeting the needs and aspirations of millions of Nigerians in search of a high-powered mobile device at a cost that makes sense in line with current economic realities.

Aside offering unparalleled bigger screen to work with, InnJoo Max 3 comes fully equipped with a 4000mAh long-life battery designed in line with consideration of the power situation in the country, availing users over 2 day-long normal usage and 19 hours phone call time with a single charge.

This is in addition with its rapid response quad core processor, the Max 3 offers the user 0.35 seconds lightning fast unlock speed, along with the guarantee of quicker upload and download of multimedia contents.

For selfie lovers, InnJoo Max 3 is very useful tool with its high-powered dual cameras: 13MP at the back and 8MP in front which offers auto-focus, multiple modes and anti-shake properties, delivering best in class picture quality.

With the official launch of the product set for Monday August 1^st 2016, the Max 3 is already generating huge excitement among tech-savvy Nigerians, many of whom are in tune with InnJoo’s wide range of high specifications and affordable devices.

Interested buyers who are eager to be among the first to get their hands on the Max 3 have also been offered an opportunity to enjoy amazing freebies by pre-ordering the product. By visiting the pre-order page @ www.innjoo.com, potential buyers can leave their email address and be the first to order the limited quantities available in Nigeria.

With its headquarters in Dubai and supplying in Shenzhen, InnJoo devices which include a wide range of high specifications and affordable smart phones, tablets and smart lifestyle devices, among others, have occupied an increasingly prominent share of the Nigerian mobile market, with consumers and end-users won over by their sleek design, smart features and state-of-the-art functionalities.

Riding on its success story in parts of the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Egypt, among others, the consumer electronics brand is desirous of tapping into the huge, under-penetrated and growing Emerging Markets of Middle East and Africa, with Nigeria in focus, at the right price points. This, it hopes to achieve, by becoming a key enabler for the migration of millions of Nigerian users from feature phones to smartphones by leveraging on its sustainable lean cost structure and focus on affordable smart devices.

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