Tecno Mobile is a mobile phone manufacturer with their factory located in China. The company was started in July 2006 in Hong Kong, after Nigerian entrepreneur, Nnamdi Ezeigbo, approached a former Bird employee for a partnership to manufacture affordable dual sim phones Nigerians could easily afford. The rise of telecommunication networks created many opportunities in the Nigerian market. Their poor services caused many Nigerians to purchase more than one mobile phone, so they could try a different network when the other was bad. Nnamdi realised this problem and approached Nokia in a bid to convince them to manufacture dual sim phones for Nigerians, so they would carry only one mobile phone at a time instead of two. They refused to listen because, seeing people carry more of their phones meant more phone sales for them. Nnamdi pitched to this bird employee to come with him to build a mobile phone that would make the lives of Nigerians not just easy, but also more affordable. They came to an agreement, and Nnamdi registered a business in Nigeria called Tecno.

After a while, they finally designed the first Tecno phone called Tecno T101. The market rejected the phone because it had a lot of issues, including the dual sim feature not working properly. This prompted them to go into more research and development, and the result was the Tecno T201. This phone was a lot better than the first, and the market slightly accepted it. With its first research and development centre in Shanghai, China, Tecno Mobile was founded as Tecno Telecom Limited, but later changed its name to Transsion Holdings with Tecno Mobile serving as one of its subsidiaries. Tecno focused its business on Nigeria and the South Asian market. However, following market research conducted in South East Asia, Africa and Latin America, the company found that Africa was the most lucrative region.[1] As a result of this, in 2008, it stopped doing business in Asia to exclusively focus on Africa. While the Tecno was having a great time in the market, it spun off a subsidiary from itself, named Infinix, to cater not just for the middle and lower class, but for all classes of individuals in the country.

Today, Tecno and Infinix are the fastest selling phones in the Nigerian market, and have a rock-solid reputation that has guaranteed their future in the country. The tecno camon c8 [2] helped the mobile phone manufacturer compete market share of Samsung, and Apple in Africa at 55% in 2015

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tecno_Mobile

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Ol boy i talk am before, if u see any brand way dey enter places if the Jews hand no dey am their legs go dey, I rep the Jews, infact I am Jewish

IPOB, breaking records, setting the pace and going against the odds since I966

i respect IPOB for that big heart spirit

I'm no igbo.. But these guys have their ways on everything..
If they wanna be good.. They'd be good.. If they wanna be bad... They'd surely be bad.. Especially the Anambra indigenes..

I once heard " any where you go and you don't find an Igbo man there, just run for ur dear life' , that phrase keeps proving itself everyday in mg face...

Ndi Igbo kwenu!!!

But wait o, you don't mean it o

Where are the NCAN brown roof headquarters

www.nairaland.com/attachments/4030538_scam1_jpegd7cef5ce0423764fcd9a21f96e7c52e3

Wao! How genuine could this be,who and where is the source of this potential ground braking news??

Deenite:
Tecno Mobile is a mobile phone manufacturer with their factory located in China. The company was started in July 2006 in Hong Kong, after Nigerian entrepreneur, Nnamdi Ezeigbo, approached a former Bird employee for a partnership to manufacture affordable dual sim phones Nigerians could easily afford. The rise of telecommunication networks created many opportunities in the Nigerian market. Their poor services caused many Nigerians to purchase more than one mobile phone, so they could try a different network when the other was bad. Nnamdi realised this problem and approached Nokia in a bid to convince them to manufacture dual sim phones for Nigerians, so they would carry only one mobile phone at a time instead of two. They refused to listen because, seeing people carry more of their phones meant more phone sales for them. Nnamdi pitched to this bird employee to come with him to build a mobile phone that would make the lives of Nigerians not just easy, but also more affordable. They came to an agreement, and Nnamdi registered a business in Nigeria called Tecno.

After a while, they finally designed the first Tecno phone called Tecno T101. The market rejected the phone because it had a lot of issues, including the dual sim feature not working properly. This prompted them to go into more research and development, and the result was the Tecno T201. This phone was a lot better than the first, and the market slightly accepted it. With its first research and development centre in Shanghai, China, Tecno Mobile was founded as Tecno Telecom Limited, but later changed its name to Transsion Holdings with Tecno Mobile serving as one of its subsidiaries. Tecno focused its business on Nigeria and the South Asian market. However, following market research conducted in South East Asia, Africa and Latin America, the company found that Africa was the most lucrative region.[1] As a result of this, in 2008, it stopped doing business in Asia to exclusively focus on Africa. While the Tecno was having a great time in the market, it spun off a subsidiary from itself, named Infinix, to cater not just for the middle and lower class, but for all classes of individuals in the country.

Today, Tecno and Infinix are the fastest selling phones in the Nigerian market, and have a rock-solid reputation that has guaranteed their future in the country. The tecno camon c8 [2] helped the mobile phone manufacturer compete market share of Samsung, and Apple in Africa at 55% in 2015

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tecno_Mobile

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Sorry the story you out up there is not on wiki. Where did you get it from?

hmmm wonderfull... how guinea is this info

lalasticlala

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Is transion holding not the owner of iTel or why is it exempted from your list ( abi this one do oluwole exempted not to av been on ur list )

liar let chinco catch you.