CHINESE REALME SMARTPHONE BEGINS OPERATION INNIGERIA

A smartphone maker in China, Realme has eventually
debuted in the Nigerian market, with the aim to addressing
the growing demand for high-performance and affordable
mobile phones.
This is contained in a statement issued on Monday by the
company, following a grand launch event held at the
Balmoral Convention Center, Ikeja, Lagos state.
According to the statement, the Marketing Manager for Gulf
Countries and Africa, Zena Ma, says Africa is at the forefront
of global mobile growth, and Realme is committed to being a
key player in this vibrant market.
“We’re not just selling smartphones, but delivering value and
making sure that advanced technology is within the reach of
every Nigerian, Ma stated. At the heart of Realme’s launch is
the Note 50, a device designed for users seeking top-level
performance without compromising on design or price.
Commenting on the launch, Realme’s Sales Manager for
Nigeria, Olamide Kaka, describes Nigeria as a dynamic
market with immense potential.
“The youth are tech-savvy, passionate, and constantly on the
lookout for innovative technology that doesn’t break the
bank. With the launch of the Note 50, alongside our flagship
GT6 and the affordable C61, we are confident that Realme
will become a household name in Nigeria in no time.
“We believe in empowering the Nigerian youth with the
technology they need to make bold strides in a digital world.