Itel opens home store in Lagos

Foremost phone and electrical appliances manufacturer, Itel, has opened a home store in Agege, Lagos State, the nation’s commercial capital.

The store is the company’s first in the country and is an extension of the Itel brand’s mission to help Nigerians and Africans at large enjoy a better life at subsidized costs.

The walk-in store will strictly provide Itel’s product portfolio of smartphones, televisions, mobile accessories and electrical home appliances to consumers across the country.

The Itel Home Store boasts a wide range of family products that are user-friendly, pocket-friendly, and convenient for everyday use including televisions, electrical appliances like electric cookers, standing fans, electric kettles etc., and mobile accessories like headphones, speakers, power banks, and smartphones.

“Itel has come this far because of the loyalty and consistent patronage of our communities,” says Itel’s Country Manager, Kevin Zhang.

He added that: “We exist to serve our communities and to continually provide them with better everyday products. This Itel home store is just the beginning of another amazing journey for Itel and our loyal consumers in Nigeria, and we cannot wait to show you the next level of innovation that we have to offer.”

Present at the grand opening were top-notch actress Mercy Johnson Okojie, key Itel staff, and well-wishers. Loyal Itel customers at the event got products including television sets and smartphones for free.

The company also noted that there will be free gifts for customers who purchase from the store between September 20 and 26, 2021.

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