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InnJoo Management Restates Commitment to Nigeria

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The management of TecSync Technology Co., Ltd., makers of fast-selling smart mobile device brand InnJoo have restated their commitment to the growth of the Nigerian ICT sector and economy in general, with the company keen to revamp the technological landscape in Nigeria by expanding the rapid adoption of smart mobile devices and applications in the country.

With its headquarters in Dubai and supplying in Shenzhen, InnJoo devices which include a wide range of high specifications and cost-effective 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.

InnJoo started its internet journey by joining hands with the regional largest e-Commerce platform.

Riding on its success story in parts of the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Egypt and other GCC countries, 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.

President, TecSync Technology Co. Ltd, Jack Lee affirmed the organization’s recognition of the prime status of the Nigerian market as the biggest in Middle East and Africa, a factor which justifies its focus and permanent residence of the company’s senior executives in the country.

“Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa, the 7th most populated country in the world and is by far the biggest market for mobile devices in Middle East and Africa.

This fact is not recognized by many investors who would rather opt to focus attention and channel their resources to countries such as Dubai, South Africa and Egypt,” said Lee, President and CSO of the InnJoo brand which has risen quickly from its launch in 2014 to become one of the fastest growing smart device makers in Middle East and Africa.

“For us, we recognize the importance of Nigeria as a regional giant and as a force to be reckoned with in the global economy. This justifies our decision to make Nigeria the focus and centre-piece of our market operations. As the biggest market in Middle East and Africa, we have chosen to make Nigeria the hub of our activities.

In line with this, a lot of our senior management and executives have relocated to Nigeria to direct our expansionary plans out of here and as a result, most of our new products and latest offerings will be unveiled here in the country first before they are received in other countries,” he noted.

Continuing, Lee disclosed that with a team of highly motivated and talented leadership team with experience from both mobile device, software, telecom and internet market leaders; the organization’s over-riding ambition is to build an eco-system with software services and provide access to content for millions of Nigeria’s value-for-money yet tech-savvy users. Lee also restated the commitment of the organization to contribute its quota to the growth of the mobile economy in Nigeria through sound intervention projects and other corporate social responsibility initiatives.

According to him, the state visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to China in April was timely as it has helped to strengthen trade relations and build stronger economic ties between both countries. 

Lee, who was a member of the Chinese delegation that engaged with President Buhari’s team in China, is optimistic that the visit of the Nigerian leader will open doors to areas of greater cooperation, with specific regards to the business terrain and the ease of doing business in the country.

With an ambitious roadmap founded on geographic expansion and capturing the underlying market opportunity in key growth markets, TecSync Technology’s tripartite price, content and distribution strategy has fuelled its rapid growth and strong presence in the Middle East and African markets – a strategy that has seen InnJoo rise to become the fastest-growing smart devices brand in the region.


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ATCON Says Telecom Network Under Threat, Urges Stronger Efforts to Protect Infrastructure

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Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON), umbrella organization for all telecommunications and ICT companies operating in Nigeria, has warned that telecom networks in the country are under threat from infrastructure attacks and vandalism.

ATCON Says Telecom Network Under Threat, Urges Stronger Efforts to Protect Infrastructure

Tony Emoekpere, president, ATCON, who stated this during an interview with Channels Television, has called for stronger protection of communication infrastructure nationwide.

He also urged  Nigerians to treat telecom assets as critical to national development.

Emoekpere said operators in the telecommunications sector are not indifferent to the quality of service delivered to consumers, noting that industry stakeholders are already working closely with regulators, including the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), to tackle persistent challenges affecting network performance.

Emoekpere stressed that many of these challenges are beyond the direct control of operators and require stronger public cooperation in protecting telecom infrastructure.

He added that infrastructure destruction remains one of the biggest threats to service quality and network stability in Nigeria.

According to him, telecom assets should be regarded as essential national infrastructure that must be safeguarded by all citizens.

He said, “We’re here complaining about poor service, but when we see people vandalising infrastructure, we don’t complain; when we see people cutting cables, we don’t report.”

He further urged Nigerians to be more proactive in reporting acts of vandalism to the appropriate authorities.

Emoekpere warned that continued damage to telecom facilities will only worsen the quality of service experienced by consumers across the country.

He called for stronger awareness campaigns to educate the public on the importance of protecting communication infrastructure.

He also emphasized that improving service delivery requires shared responsibility between operators, regulators, and citizens.

He appealed for collective action to safeguard telecom infrastructure, noting that its protection is key to improving connectivity and driving national development


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NIMC Launches WhatsApp, Live Chat Support for Faster NIN Services

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National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has introduced new digital customer support channels, including WhatsApp and live chat services, to improve accessibility and service delivery for Nigerians and legal residents seeking assistance with National Identification Number (NIN) related issues.

NIMC Launches WhatsApp, Live Chat Support for Faster NIN Services

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NIMC disclosed this in a statement, saying the initiative forms part of its ongoing digital transformation and customer service reforms.

According to the commission, the new support channels include a live chat feature on its official website and an official WhatsApp platform designed to provide faster and more convenient access to customer support services.

Members of the public can now access support through the Live Chat feature on the NIMC website via www.nimc.gov.ng and the official WhatsApp support line: +234 701 566 6971.

The commission said the initiative aligns with efforts to improve public sector efficiency and enhance access to government services through technology-driven solutions.

NIMC noted that the new platforms would enable users to receive prompt responses to enquiries, real-time guidance, and improved customer interaction without necessarily visiting physical offices.

The commission said the move reflects its commitment to service innovation, citizen-centred engagement, and efficient identity management service delivery.

Under the leadership of Director-General and Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Abisoye Coker-Odusote, NIMC said it had continued implementing reforms and digital solutions aimed at expanding access, strengthening public trust, and improving service delivery.

The commission encouraged Nigerians and legal residents to utilise the official platforms for verified information, assistance, and updates on NIN services and related identity management matters.

It also advised members of the public to remain vigilant and engage only through official communication channels to avoid fraud, scams, and misinformation.

The statement was signed by Kayode Adegoke, Head of Corporate Communications Unit, NIMC.


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QNET Spotlights Mothers as Unsung Heroes of Family Wellness

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As families across the world celebrate Mother’s Day, QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct selling company, honours mothers as the everyday force behind healthier homes, stronger families, and more resilient communities. From managing households and supporting family wellbeing to balancing careers and personal responsibilities, mothers play a central role in sustaining daily life. Yet, amid these responsibilities, their own wellness is often overlooked.

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In today’s fast-paced environment, the demands of modern living continue to take a toll on human energy and well-being. Alarmingly, recent surveys indicate that 75% of Nigerian employees experience work-related stress, with 60% reporting persistent feelings of overwhelm.

These pressures are often compounded by economic realities that require many individuals to juggle multiple responsibilities or income streams. For women, particularly mothers, this burden is even greater. Beyond professional demands, they often take on the primary role of managing household well-being, childcare, and daily routines.

This continuous cycle of responsibility leaves little time for rest, recovery, or intentional self-care, increasing the risk of long-term physical and mental strain.

At the same time, access to basic wellness essentials remains a challenge. According to data from the WHO and UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme, 28% of Nigerians lack access to basic drinking water, approximately 75% lack basic sanitation, two-thirds do not live in premises with a handwashing facility that includes soap and water, while 20% practice open defecation.

In many homes, ensuring safe water and overall family health largely falls to mothers, further reinforcing their central role in household well-being. This reality highlights the importance of recognising and celebrating mothers who consistently take on this responsibility, often placing the needs of their families above their own.

Commenting on the significance of the global observance, Ayokunmi Solesi, General Manager for QNET Nigeria, said, “Mothers are the backbone of many households. They give their time, energy, and care so consistently that their own well-being can sometimes take a back seat. Mother’s Day is an important reminder that supporting mothers’ health and wellness is not just a personal priority, but a family and societal one.”

He added that this perspective aligns with QNET’s 2026 global campaign, “Energised, Every Day,” which focuses on practical solutions that support everyday living. “When mothers are well-supported and energised, it positively impacts the entire household. Wellness should be part of daily life.”

As conversations around health continue to evolve, there is a growing shift towards preventive and lifestyle-based wellness – simple, consistent actions that support long-term vitality. This includes prioritising proper nutrition, hydration, rest, and balance as part of everyday routines, particularly for individuals managing demanding schedules.

Supporting this approach, QNET offers a range of products designed to fit seamlessly into daily life. Its nutritional supplement, EDG3 Plus, provides essential nutrients that contribute to daily vitality and help individuals maintain energy levels throughout busy days.

Recognising the importance of safe hydration in overall health, the HomePure Nova helps improve the quality of drinking water at home, supporting healthier households and reducing exposure to common water impurities.

In many Nigerian homes, where women play a key role in managing family health, access to cleaner water remains an essential part of everyday wellbeing.

Complementing this is the Amezcua Bio Disc 3, part of QNET’s wellness range, designed to support overall wellbeing across different aspects of daily life. Its versatile use within the home – from supporting food preservation to enhancing water quality and contributing to a more balanced living environment – makes it a practical wellness companion for families, particularly mothers managing multiple household needs.

As Mother’s Day is observed this year, QNET encourages families and communities to not only celebrate mothers but also to actively support their wellbeing. By creating healthier homes and encouraging better daily habits, the company reinforces its belief that true wellness begins with everyday choices and with those who hold the family together.


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