Access Bank Plc Completes Acqusition of Transnational Bank (Kenya) Plc

Sequel to its earlier announcement on October 28, 2019, the Board of Access Bank PLC is pleased to inform the investing public and the Nigerian Stock Exchange of the Bank’s successful completion of the acquisition of Transnational Bank (Kenya) Plc.

This follows the receipt of full regulatory approvals and fulfilment of all conditions precedent to completion.

The Bank’s vision is to be the World’s Most Respected African Bank and our entry into the Kenyan market, a key gateway in East Africa, not only brings us closer to that vision but entities our customers tap into our extensive global network that translates into immense business opportunities, robust and efficient digital solutions, competitive products and unrivalled customer experience.

Commenting on the acquisition, M. Herbert Wigwe the Bank’s Group Managing DiredtorfChief Executive Officer said,

“We are excited to make an entry into the vibrant Kenyan market Wie pledge to put our customers at the forefront of everything we do Through the creation of a world-class payment system, we will build and support our wholesale and retail customers using our strong customer insights to deliver beyond their expectation
We are indeed grateful to the regulators tor the confidence imposed in us throughout this transaction and we acknowledge the support of our team of world-class advisors whose hard work made this deal possible.”

Access Bank Plc is a leading full-service commercial Bank operating through a network of more than 600 branches and service outlets, spanning three continents, 12 countries and 36 million customers.

The Bank employs 28,000 thousand people in its operations in Nigeria, Sub-Saharan Africa and the United Kingdom, with representative offices in China, Lebanon, India and the UAE.

Listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange since 1998, Access Bank is a diversified financial institution which combines a strong retail customer franchise and digital platform with deep corporate banking expertise and proven risk management and capital management capabilities.

Oando Announces a Delay in the Publication of its Full Year End 2019 Financial Results & Q1 2020 Management Accounts

Lagos, Nigeria – Pursuant to the direction of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) this is to update our valued shareholders and stakeholders of the delay in the release of Oando PLC’s results for the twelve months ended December 31, 2019 (2019 Audited Financial Statements) as well as Q1 2020 Management Accounts within the due dates of May 29, 2020, and June 29, 2020, respectively as prescribed by the NSE Rules on Filing of Accounts and Treatment of Default Filing.

On Monday, June 10, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) notified the public and Oando that, further to the Ex-parte Order of the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos in Suit No: FHC/L/Cs/910/19 in Mr. Jubril Adewale Tinubu & Anor v Securities & Exchange Commission & Anor, it had suspended the Company’s 2018 Annual General Meeting (AGM) till further notice.

Following the SEC’s suspension of Oando’s AGM, the Company has been unable to appoint Auditors to commence the Company’s 2019 audit exercise. The mandate given to the Auditors at the 2018 Oando AGM, by the shareholders, was to audit the Company’s FYE 2018 financials and not any other year.

The suspension of the AGM has resulted in the following amongst other things:

  1. the inability of the Directors to lay before the shareholders for approval, the
    Company’s 2018 Audited Financial Statements;
  2. the shareholders’ inability to re-appoint the auditors of the Company to hold office for the 2019 financial year;
  3. the inability of the Company to meet its FYE 2019 NSE Filing of Accounts obligation within the due date of March 31, 2020

Oando PLC apologizes for any inconveniences caused and will update the market on the outcome of the above-mentioned case in due course.

Nigerian Government Going To A Gun Battle With Stick In the COVID-19 Fight

Lagos, Nigeria —July 9th, 2020, Nigeria’s Number 1 online brand insight magazine, Brand Spur, in a webinar, explained the impact of COVID-19 on Marketing and Sales in this New Normal.

  • How COVID-19 has affected our lives as marketers and sales experts
  • Different observations during the lockdown
  • Identifying and leveraging on new opportunities during and after COVID-19
  • Possibilities and opportunities that come out from COVID-19

In spite of the surge in the novel Coronavirus pandemic that sprouted across the globe leading to the lockdown of world economies, many measures have been taken from world powers to protect their economies. The appearance of the virus is unprecedented and unexpected.

However, it seems the Nigerian government is bringing sticks to a gun battle in terms of how it has performed so far in its plans to halt the spread of the virus in the country.

Marketing and Sales in the ‘New Normal’ was the pressing topic of discussion in the webinar hosted by Brand Spur.

Given the wide-ranging effect of COVID-19 on businesses in Nigeria especially, the way marketing and sales are being done has been evolving since April 2020 and experts are looking for insights into new ways of targeting and reaching their customers as well as how to deploy their strategies effectively.

The advent of the Coronavirus pandemic can be described as a ”Movie without a Script”, as Sales and Marketing people are plunged into it without being given the option to rethink their strategies before the lockdown experienced in April, which affected logistics and distribution of goods, especially in the manufacturing sector.

Speaking at the webinar, Mr. Oluyemi Oloyede, General Manager of Kerry Tasty and Nutrition, Nigeria, said:

”As we are eased in the lockdown, brands and companies have adjusted their strategies and execution leads into the ‘New Normal’. Marketers didn’t enjoy the total lockdown because they are used to being on the field”.

Speaking on what was observed during the lockdown; Mr Oloyede explained the stages of the lockdown as:   

  • Panic-buying in March and April: leading to spikes in late March and early month of April
  • A rise in the demand for certain products categories: making people demand more for home deliveries for appliances.
  • Very low demand for the mainstream of alcoholic brands
  • Rise of the modern retail channel: online sales rise up
  • More local brands were adopted: land, airports were closed leaving people with the choice to accept what is left fr them (local products)
  • Pressure points: people are spending more money on foods and are experiencing pressure points.
  • Telecommunication Wins: the likes of DSTV, MTN, Airtel, even people who don’t know about Netflix joins the trains and subscribed
  • The rise in social enterprise and NGOs into recognized entities
  • Brands care: Brands exhibiting their concerns on people’s safety by showing support for the government’s efforts for the fight against the virus

Identifying and leveraging new opportunities during and after COVID-19, ”Many brands go out of their way to invest in new opportunities. I have seen 2Sure from PepsiCo and hand sanitizers from Kasapreco; these brands are leveraging opportunities that are relevant right now, which will still be available after the pandemic,’he commented. 

Some businesses will fall out of opportunities because of the pandemic; ”various businesses exist before the pandemic and are not going to exist after the pandemic. Louis Vuitton as an example has filed for an administration; also, several others are either declaring bankruptcy or shutting down outrightly” Mr Oloyede added.

Meanwhile, it is worthy of note that businesses should prepare for the following: 

Shrink before Growth; you must be emotionally and physically prepared by making review to budgets as businesses will need to dig deep to cope with their shrinking bottom line.

Channel prioritization: There will be a massive shift in the way value chain management and distribution strategies of businesses. The e-commerce landscape bodes new opportunities for driving convenience and meeting the needs of shoppers.  There will be a need for several businesses to prioritize their route to market decisions based on current realities.

Investment opportunities: Marketing, Trade Marketing, Insurance and health care, technology, education, are areas where investors will put in money in the coming months as these sectors hold huge opportunities and potentials.

Brand Spur Nigeria is Nigeria’s Number 1 online brand insight magazine. Think about insights and intelligence for brands and we come to mind.

NIPC records 66% decline in Investment announcements H1 2020

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPC) reported a 66% decline in value of foreign investment announced from H1 2019 to $5.06 billion in H1 2020. This decline was mostly due to a decrease in offshore investments which made up 77% of the H1 2019 investments.

90% of the announcements were for investments in the Transportation, Information and Communication and Mining & Quarrying sectors with Kaduna state being the recipient of over 50% of the investments.

The Commission continues to send out its NIPC Intelligence Newsletter 6 days a week and tracked a total of 34 projects across 16 states, FCT and the Niger Delta Region from January to June 2020.

The top destinations during the period were: Kaduna State (US$2.61 billion), Lagos State (US$221 million), Nasarawa State (US$56 million), Ekiti State (US$50 million) and Cross River (US$15 million).

Similarly, the top 5 sectors were transportation and storage (40%), information and communication (32%), mining and quarrying (22%) finance and insurance (68%), agriculture (20%), agriculture (6%) and finance and insurance (3%).

The United States of America was the most active source of investments during the period with 43% of the announcements. The other major sources were South Africa (31%), domestic investors (16%), and the United Kingdom (8%).

NIPC’s Intelligence Newsletter culls Nigerian investment-related news from various sources. The Report is based only on investment announcements cited in NIPC’s Newsletters from January to June 2020 and it may not contain exhaustive information on all investment announcements in Nigeria during the period.

Nevertheless, the Report gives a sense of investors’ interest in the Nigerian economy. NIPC did not independently verify the authenticity of the investment announcements but is working on tracking the announcements to facilitate their progress to actual investments.

DOWNLOAD THE REPORT OF INVESTMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS IN NIGERIA FOR H1 2020 (January – June 2020)

B2B Cross-Border Payments to Grow by 30% to $35tn by 2022, as Business Activity Slowly Rebounds

A new study from Juniper Research has found that the total value of B2B cross-border payments will reach $35 trillion in 2022, from a COVID-related low of $27 trillion in 2020, representing 30% growth.

However, the long-lasting economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic means that cross-border values will only exceed 2019 values by 2022, highlighting the effect that this major economic disruption will have on businesses around the world.

In the post-pandemic recovery phase, businesses will be more cost-conscious, meaning that cross-border payments vendors must offer compelling cost propositions to companies, or they will fail to recover lost traffic.

Instant Payments’ Biggest Benefits Yet to Come

The new research, B2B Payments: Domestic, Cross-border & Instant Payments 2020-2025, identified that instant payments, services where funds settle in 10 seconds or less, will account for 9.3% of B2B transactions by volume in 2022, up from 6% in 2020. However, instant payments will only account for 6.3% of B2B transactions by value in the same year, illustrating the predominantly low value of these payments, due to low transaction limits for schemes.

However, the greater value of instant payments adoption is in the new capabilities the schemes enable, as research author Nick Maynard explains: “Instant payments schemes are built on ISO 20022, which unlocks additional messaging capabilities. These can be used to inject transparency and build new services such as automation, which will add significant value to complex accounts payable processes”.

Blockchain has High Potential but Needs Development

This efficiency, enabled by services including RippleNet and Visa B2B Connect will be critical in enabling these operators to compete with innovative non-bank players. Operators must trial new systems now and refresh their business models, or they will lose market share in a highly commoditised post-pandemic environment.

Ogun State Begins Work on Ojodu Abiodun, Akute Road (Photos)

The Ogun State Government has assured residents of Ojodu Abiodun, Akute in Ifo Local Government Area of the State that the State Government would immediately commence work on the 4.65-kilometre road at the end of the current raining season, with a promise to deliver a brand new road.

The Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Ade Akinsanya who gave the assurance while speaking to newsmen shortly after inspecting palliative work on the road, said that the palliative work currently going on in the area was just a temporary measure to reduce the hardship of road users, adding that the road is part of the economic linkage the Prince Dapo Abiodun-led Administration in the State was looking to revitalise.

Aside from the 4.65-kilometre Ojodu Abiodun/Akute road, Akinsanya also disclosed that the road coming from Sango to Akute, where the bridge can be seen would also be done, calling on the people of the State to be patient with the State Government in its resolve to make roads across the State motorable.

He emphasised that palliative works would be done on Ojodu Abiodun-Denro Ishashi-Ajuwon-Akute Alagbole-Yakoyo, and Alagbado-Oke Aro-Lambe-Matogun Roads and their environs.

“This road is a vital road. It is a road linking us with Lagos State. It is part of the economic linkage this Administration is trying to revitalise in this area. The new road is coming very soon. The design is ready. To make it motorable when it rains is the reason for the palliative work we are doing here today.

There has been a lot of complaints on the road, but the Governor has directed us to make it motorable, even in the interim.

“There will be a brand new road linking this place to Lagos. It is a 4.65-kilometre road. At the same time, the road coming from Sango to Akute here where you see the bridge – that also will be done,” he said.

A resident and pastor in charge of First Baptist Church, Akute, Reverend Ayo Ojeleye, while commending the State Government for the palliative work on the road, called on the Government to as a matter of urgency come to the aid of the people in the area.

Evolution Wellness Solutions Launches Cloud-Based Membership Management System, Circuit™

  • Seamless, end-to-end, feature-rich membership management system
    packs a powerful punch
  • Built by the gym industry for the gym industry, CircuitTM is the superior choice for gym operators of
    all shapes and sizes

SINGAPORE – Media
OutReach
 – 20 July 2020 – Evolution Wellness Solutions (EWS)
today launched its cloud-based membership management system, Circuit, to the global marketplace,
now giving gym operators access to a world class  solution to support their operations. Circuit is owned and managed
by EWS, part of the Asia based Evolution Wellness Group (Evolution
Wellness
), the owner and operator of
Asia’s largest wholly-owned network of fitness clubs, including Celebrity
Fitness and Fitness First. 

Circuit
was born from within the Fitness First gym environment and refined over two
decades. Then known as MembersFirst, it was the backbone of the Fitness First
Group’s global operations, supporting the operations of more than 400 Fitness
First clubs in 23 countries across Europe, Asia, Australia and the Middle East
at its peak, all with highly localised functionality facilitating member check-ins,
to billing, and personal trainer bookings,” said Evolution Wellness Group CEO
Simon Flint. “We acquired the intellectual property for MembersFirst in
2018, and set about building upon the solid fundamentals to bring it up to a
feature-rich, best in class, cloud-based solution, and rebranded it to
Circuit in 2020.”

 

EWS CEO Michelle Ripley, who has been
involved in the development of Circuit
since its early MembersFirst days, said, “With its rich history and pedigree
serving one of the largest gym chains in the world, we are confident that Circuit is the superior
choice for gym operators of all shapes and sizes, having evolved alongside the
fitness industry throughout this time and in tandem with the increasingly
sophisticated and technologically-savvy gym customers. It’s a seamless
end-to-end solution built around ‘real world’ membership journeys which address
the inefficiencies and shortfalls of many of today’s software alternatives.”

 

From membership administration and
POS, to flexible billing cycles, reporting and analytics, to corporate account
management, Circuit empowers
gym owners with data and insights not only for better decision-making especially
around optimising secondary spend, but also towards enhancing the member
experience. Circuit is
modular and highly customisable making it easy to integrate with other third
party systems including payment processors; it’s ideal for multi-brand,
multi-site operations. The unique Circuit
Group Fitness and Personal Training management modules drives gym operator
efficiencies in the management of classes, revenue, staff performance and
productivity, thus avoiding the overhead of managing and consolidating data
across disparate systems.

 

Circuitis also available with an integrated mobile app solution, which supports
existing member engagement through features such as gamification, and social
integration, and acts as an enabler to opening up and addressing a wider
non-member audience such as through the pay-as-you-go functionality to retain
them into the ecosystem improving revenue and acquisition opportunity. The
mobile app is adaptable and flexible, with one such recent example being allowing
time slot bookings with controlled capacity for gym access, whether for group
fitness classes or access to the cardio, weights, and freestyle areas, thus
ensuring safe social distancing and meeting contact tracing requirements.

 

“In essence, Circuitis a solution that’s built by the gym industry for the gym industry,” said Ripley.
“Being so closely linked to the gym industry means that we get a unique front-row
seat to witness the challenges facing full service, multi-site operators as
well as boutique gyms today across various markets and customer archetypes.”

 

Today, Circuitsupports Evolution
Wellness’s operations in Asia, underpinning close to 1.5 billion member
transactions annually. Its geographically-dispersed technical team across three
continents allows for 24/7 customer and tech support, while its attractive
commercial terms and robust onboarding process offer a seamless transition.

 

For enquiries or more information about Circuit, please visit https://bit.ly/circuithq.

About Circuit™

Circuit was
built by the gym industry, FOR the gym industry. Born in a gym environment and
refined over 20 years, it offers seamless end-to-end membership management
solutions, and is the superior choice for gym operators of all shapes and
sizes. From membership
administration and POS, to flexible billing cycles, finance reporting,
reporting and analytics, to corporate account management, Circuit empowers gym owners with data and insights for
greater, more informed decision making, and towards enhancing the member
experience.

About Evolution Wellness

Evolution Wellness is the owner and
operator of Asia’s largest wholly-owned network of fitness clubs. Established
in 2017 following the coming together of two leading fitness brands in
Southeast Asia – Celebrity Fitness and Fitness First – we’re on a journey of
growth ‘from fitness to wellness.’

 

Our vision is to build a comprehensive
wellness ecosystem for our members and customers, and providing a compelling
range of propositions to help them become the best versions of themselves. With
a network of more than 170 properties across six countries, we’re focused on
leveraging the strength of our brands, and continuing to grow our business
through continuous innovation, expansion, diversification, with robust
strategic governance.

 

For more information about Evolution
Wellness and our portfolio brands, please visit
www.evolutionwellness.com.


CITIZEN Asia Limited Promaster NY011 series

With the same iconic look, a larger 44mm size, and new features.

 

SINGAPORE
– Media OutReach – 20 July 2020 – 

 

Bigger
and better at 44mm

The original Promaster NY004 diving
watch that was released in 1989 was the basis for the new generation of Citizen
Asia Limited
Promaster NY008 series watches
that were released since 2018. These two collections, with the first in 2018
coming mainly on rubber straps, and the second in 2019, coming on stainless
steel bracelets, have been a critical and commercial success.

Fans of CITIZEN have lauded these
collections for their robust technical features, the unique back story of the
original Promaster
NY004 series being used by the Italian Navy, and the affordable price point
that made them accessible to everyone. Most interesting however, the Citizen
Asia Limited Promaster NY008 series came with an engraving of a “Fugu”, or
Japanese for “pufferfish” on the caseback, which was in acknowledgement of the
nickname given to the original Promaster NY004 series diver by fans. This was
due to the distinctive shape of the bezel – designed with curved and sharp
edges that made it easy to grip in wet conditions – that reminded fans of the
pufferfish. 

 

With the aesthetics of the original
firmly established, CITIZEN has decided to use the same well-loved formula found
in the 42mm Promaster NY008 series and create a new version in a larger 44mm
size. This not only comes in line with modern preferences, but gives another
option for fans to be able to choose the size that fits them better.

 

In the new, Citizen Asia Limited Promaster
NY011 series, the signature design elements have
been retained, such as the bezel with serrated teeth for easy gripping in wet
conditions, as well as the new design of the hour markers that was introduced
in the Promaster NY008 series in 2018.

 

The new collection though is not just
about a larger 44m case size. In fact, aside from this, there are a number of
new features that the collection introduces to the family of the Citizen Asia
Limited series, that watch fans will certainly appreciate.

 

New
features

 

The headline feature of the Citizen Asia
Limited Promaster NY011 series might be the larger 44mm case size, but there
are other notable ones that greatly increase the value proposition on offer.
These technical additions not only increase the performance of the watch for
diving, but also make the overall ownership experience more satisfying.

 

The first feature is the use of a
sapphire crystal instead of the mineral crystal that was used in the previous Promaster
NY008 series. Sapphire crystal is more expensive and typically used in watches
that are higher in price. This is because of its main advantage, in that it is a
harder material that resists scratches. This means that it will resist rough
handling better, and allow the crystal to retain its function of allowing the
owner to read the time clearly. This is in contrast to a mineral crystal, which
can pick up scuffs and scratches over time which can mar the look and
functionality of the watch.   

In
terms of the diving bezel, there is a notable upgrade in functionality. This
time, the Citizen Asia Limited Promaster NY011 series comes with 120 clicks as
opposed to the 60 clicks of the previous collections. This means that it has
the ability to more precisely define a dive time when it in used. Additionally,
it also means a better feel in the hand as the bezel is rotated since it is
more precisely made to higher tolerances.   

The Citizen Asia Limited Promaster
NY011 series will also feature a new polyurethane
strap that by all appearances comes with the same technical features already
found in the current polyurethane straps supplied with diving watches. Not only
is there a N.D Limits table printed on it to help divers calculate
decompression times, the strap is also rippled towards the watch head, in order
to compensate for the compression of a wetsuit sleeve underwater at depth and
so ensure that the watch remains securely on the wrist.

 

The main difference is that the new polyurethane
is softer, and more durable than the previous version, which helps with greater
all-day comfort on land or in its native environment, underwater.

 

Finally, the laser engraving of the
“Fugu” or puffer fish that is found on the case-back of the Citizen
Asia Limited Promaster NY011 series will appear slightly differently than that
found on the Promaster NY008 series. While the design of the “Fugu” remains the
same, the appearance of it will be more defined, and this is because it is
etched deeper in the engraving process.

 

The rest of the technical specifications
of the new Citizen
Asia Limited Promaster NY011 series will be
familiar, as the watches will use the proven in-house cal. 8203 movement, have
200m water resistance and be compliant with the ISO 6425 standard for diving
watches.

Fully Lumed Dial

One of the popular dial variations of
the original Promaster
NY004 from 1989 was the one with a fully lumed dial. Unlike most watches that
have lume applied on hour markers for time telling in the dark, these watches
had lume applied instead, on the dial. Hour markers were typically not lumed so
that they would contrast against the generous amount of lume on the dial, and
so be the points by which a user could reference to tell the time.

A fully lumed dial is comparatively
rare, with only a few brands having made watches with them before. CITIZEN has
always been one of the brands known for producing this type of dial, and so,
for aficionados of lumed watches that wanted the ultimate visibility of the
time in the dark, the original Promaster
NY004 was a popular option.

 

CITIZEN introduced this dial again in
2018 with the NY0080-12X, and again this year with the new Citizen Asia
Limited Promaster NY011 series.

 

The fully lumed variant of the Citizen
Asia Limited Promaster NY011 series is three
times brighter than that used in the previous Promaster NY008 series. Not only
that, because the dial is bigger, there is more lume overall, which makes the
brightness that can be experienced under low light even more apparent. This
particular model is limited to 2,000 pieces, with each piece carrying its own
series number on the case-back.

 

Variations

 

The new Citizen Asia Limited Promaster
NY011 series will come in four colour variations,
all mounted on polyurethane straps. There will be two black dial variants, one
with a bezel in red (for the first 15 minutes) and blue and the other in blue
(for the first 15 minutes) and black. Then, there will be a white dial variant
with a black bezel, a relatively uncommon combination in a diving watch.
Lastly, there will be the aforementioned fully lumed dial variant with a black
bezel.

 

The watches will be
available towards the middle of 2020 in the following markets -Singapore,
Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, Taiwan region, Hong Kong SAR, Philippines,
and Cambodia.


PRODUCT
SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

            PROMASTER Mechanical
Diver 200m — ASIA SPECIAL EDITION NY011 series

Launch

July 2020

Model

NY0110-13E

NY0118-11A

NY0119-19X

NY0111-11E

Retail Price

with GST

 

 

 

 

 

SGD
556.40

SGD
556.40

SGD
631.30

SGD
556.40

Limited Number

 

 

 

 

2,000

Band

Rubber
strap

Crystal

Sapphire

Dial Colour

Black

White

Lumi

Black

Bezel Insert Colour

Blue / Red

Black

Black

Black / Blue

Size

Diameter 44mm *Design
specification only

Movement

Cal.8203 / Automatic / Day
& Date Display / Rotating Bezel

200m water resistance /
Luminous (hands + indices + bezel at 12 o’clock)/ approx. 40hr power reserve

 

ABOUT CITIZEN WATCH

CITIZEN WATCH is a true manufacture d’horlogerie with a comprehensive manufacturing process that extends from creating a watch’s individual components to its final assembly. The company operates in more than 140 countries and regions around the world. Since its founding in 1918, CITIZEN have held the belief of “Better Starts Now” — that is, no matter who you are and what you do, it is always possible to make something better, and now is the time to start doing it. Sharing this belief, we have made watches, invented and improved technologies and explored the future of watches such as our proprietary light-powered Eco-Drive technology and state-of-the-art satellite-synchronized timekeeping.

 

* The final design and specifications
are subject to change without notice.

*
Eco-Drive is registered trademarks or trademarks of CITIZEN Watch Co., Ltd.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

https://citizenasialimited.com/

Syinix Sold 3126 Units of Android TV on First Day of Launch

NAIROBI, KENYA – Media OutReach – 19 July
2020 – Syinix Electronics
launched its first Android TV in Kenya on the 15th of July 2020. The launch
was hosted by Size 8 Reborn on NTV and Startimes Zoon Kenya with
a live launch promotion which was held simultaneously. This live promotion will
continue to run from 15th July 2020 to 21st July 2020 at
the 10:30 pm time slot.

The
Syinix A20 Series received phenomenal praise from both industry experts and the
users alike. During the live telecast, the promotion garnered over 1500 hotline
calls and over 2000 Facebook’s inbox messages for product details and orders.  Syinix Android TV is an immediate hit with customers
as it sold over 3,000 units on its first day of launch. The Syinix Adroid TV’s many
features to enhance viewers experience at affordable price has proved to be
popular choice.

3126
sales on the first launch promotion day


The Syinix A20 series comes in 32” 43” 50” 55” screen inch
variations. Syinix prioritize after sales care by offering users a 12+12
warranty on the new Syinix Adroid TV and has team to answer users’ questions,
resolve support issues and partners with Carlcare to provide free repair
service for the duration of the warranty period.

The new
Android TV is now compatible with Google assistant. This compatibility allows the
users to quickly find and play their favorite shows, get answers, and control
their smart home devices easily. It also comes standard with the Chrome cast
built-in feature. The Syinix Android TV allows streaming of shows, movies, music,
sports and games from mobile device onto the television screen.

HDR advanced image processing technology supports the
breathtaking quality of Syinix A20 Series, in which the visual effects of real
environments can be better reflected and offers a richer, more realistic color experience.
The Syinix Android TV’s frameless structure making the television more aesthetically
pleasing.

With all these cutting-edge technologies and the most
advance features, the new Syinix Android TV offers the customers a rich viewing
experience. In partnership with CarlCare, the users will be able to enjoy
Syinix’s first-class after-sales services anytime and anywhere.

OPPO Mobile Nigeria signs multi-million Naira partnership deal with Tacha

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Nengi Akinola, Marketing Manager, OPPO Nigeria explained that the decision to partner with the Reality Star and Serial Entrepreneur was based on the interesting persona she possesses and her charming aura which makes her a perfect fit for the youthful brand essence of OPPO Mobile.

Tacha’s story is one many young Nigerians can connect with, she has shown ambition and a fighting spirit even in the face of adversity. For OPPO, this connects perfectly with the genuine desire to rise to the top of the Nigerian Smartphone industry in a very short time. We are sure that the partnership with Tacha is a positive step in the right direction.

OPPO Mobile only launched in Nigeria in April 2019 and has quickly become a force to reckon in the Smartphone industry. It has been impressive to see how OPPO Mobile has shown dynamism by having a different approach to the Nigerian market without losing the essence of the true Nigerian culture.

The brand has also shown a willingness to support Nigerian talent, from photography to videography to content creation to modelling; OPPO has indeed made a strong statement that it is not just a brand that promises but also a brand that changes lives.

Will the Tacha partnership be a good move for OPPO in its continuous rise to the top in Nigeria? Only time will tell.