A rich assemblage of leading lights from both public and private sectors yesterday in Abuja witnessed the launch of Nigerian Employees Digital Welfare Scheme (NEDWS), the genuine digital lifestyle scheme that offers a convenient payment scheme on Information and Communications Technology equipment, home appliances and other lifestyle products.
Some of dignitaries at the occasion were; Chief Emeka Ihedioha, deputy speaker, House of Representatives Omobola Johnson, minister of Communications and Technology; Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, Governor of Edo State; Abdulwaheed Omar, president Nigeria Labour Congress; and Ibrahim Dauda, permanent secretary, ministry of Communications and Technology.
There were also chief executives of MDGs, president and secretaries of different Labour Unions and Co-operatives, heads of human resources and administration and directors of related NGOs, and other decision makers in charge of staff welfare both in the public and private sectors of the economy in attendance.
NEDWS, a programme initiated by Buyright Africa, empowers Nigerians to buy ICT products as well as home appliances and pay at their conveniences.
Dignitaries at the event did not spare any kind words in praising the vision of Buyright Africa in offering Nigerians the ability to acquire life enhancing items at the most flexible repayment plan.
Buyright Africa, a member of Zinox Group is a technology division launched in partnership with an international finance group as a credible platform for execution and funding of ICT projects, ICT equipment Leasing , ICT ownership schemes and all ICT related LPO financing in Africa.
The company provides access to technology at all levels by offering quality and affordable ICT brands with the convenience of payment.
At the event also Mr. Leo Stan Ekeh, chief promoter of Zinox Group shared some of his success recipes and invited Nigerian employees to digitally empower themselves.