Tiwa Savage, Reekado Banks thrill, as TECNO introduces CAMON 30 Series, POVA 6, other offerings

It was an evening of entertainment, mixed with business, as smartphone company, TECNO, announced the launch of its much-awaited CAMON 30 Series, POVA 6 device, and a suite of AIoT products, in Lagos, recently.

Witnessed by the media, tech influencers, celebrities from the nation’s entertainment industry, and other users of the company’s brands, the launch, described by the company as ‘a monumental move towards redefining innovation and technology in Nigeria’, saw the duo of popular Afrobeat Queen, Tiwa Savage; and another Nigerian Singer, Ayoleyi Solomon, ‘Reekado Banks’, adding colour to the event, with their scintillating performances.

The CAMON 30 Series demonstrates the brand’s commitment to pushing boundaries and revolutionising the smartphone experience for Nigerian consumers.

Boasting cutting-edge triple camera technology, including a 50 MP Sony IMX930 lens, the series empowers users to unleash their creativity, the company stated.

Expressing the company’s delight at the launch, the PR/Media Manager at TECNO Mobile, Milen Oyinlola, described the unveiling of the new products as a demonstration of TECNO’s commitment to innovation and excellence.

“We are thrilled to introduce the CAMON 30 Series and POVA 6 to the vibrant Nigerian market. These groundbreaking devices epitomise our commitment to innovation and excellence, offering consumers unrivalled performance, style, and value.

“The launch event also marked strategic collaborations with industry giants: Google and MTN, enriching the user experience, and offering exclusive benefits to customers.

“Our partnerships with Google and MTN further enhance the customer experience, providing exclusive benefits and incentives to our loyal users,” Milen stated.

The Hi-Tech Launch event was a memorable experience for all attendees, offering a comprehensive and unforgettable insight into the future of mobile technology.

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