1. Nigeria’s and Africa's largest technology market.

2. The Computer Village in Ikeja, the Lagos State capital, is arguably Africa’s largest Trade Market for Computer and Allied (ICT) Products.

3. Estimated N1 billion volume of trade daily at the renowned market on computers, phones, accessories and other affiliated gadgets in sales and repairs.

4. About 20 million phones are sold at the Computer Village monthly.

5. Computer Village contributed about %2 percent to the national gross domestic product (GDP) in 2014 (NBS Report).

6. Several high-tech companies are well represented, and technicians, app developers and IT experts of all kinds do their trade in the market; Individuals and corporate organizations from across Nigeria and neighboring African countries throng Computer Village daily..

7. You are smart, you are smart, It's not about Ikeja Computer Village; if you are new there you must shine your eyes else you will tell your story when you get home.

There's a brief documentary about computer village, it was published yesterday, and many people are still shocked about what this market is going to be in future years to come.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfnKFdbbFZU


Have you ever been Scammed in Ikeja Computer Village Before?? I will love you to share your story.

Ftc

Lynoverse:
Ftc

I don't get what you mean by FTC
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Techcornerng:


I don't get what you mean by FTC
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you must be new here

Hmmm

Computer village is a place you just love to hate. A necessary evil precisely. Not everyone will understand this.

Computer village ���� anytime I think about you I will just smile�, I don buy fufu before

Scammers are too much over there

micholalo:
Computer village ����
anytime I think about you I will just smile�, I don buy fufu before

Lol..is part of experience

Petersamuel8:
Scammers are too much over there

lol.....computer village is not for the weak hearted

Dem tiff d money wey I wan use repair screen b4 I reach computer village. Lagos is scary

Techcornerng:
1. Nigeria’s and Africa's largest technology market.

2. The Computer Village in Ikeja, the Lagos State capital, is arguably Africa’s largest Trade Market for Computer and Allied (ICT) Products.

3. Estimated N1 billion volume of trade daily at the renowned market on computers, phones, accessories and other affiliated gadgets in sales and repairs.

4. About 20 million phones are sold at the Computer Village monthly.

5. Computer Village contributed about %2 percent to the national gross domestic product (GDP) in 2014 (NBS Report).

6. Several high-tech companies are well represented, and technicians, app developers and IT experts of all kinds do their trade in the market; Individuals and corporate organizations from across Nigeria and neighboring African countries throng Computer Village daily..

7. You are smart, you are smart, It's not about Ikeja Computer Village; if you are new there you must shine your eyes else you will tell your story when you get home.

There's a brief documentary about computer village, it was published yesterday, and many people are still shocked about what this market is going to be in future years to come.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfnKFdbbFZU


Have you ever been Scammed in Ikeja Computer Village Before?? I will love you to share your story.

Computer village, a place where you can use 15 thousand naira to buy FUFU that you can't eat.

Computer village, a place where the originator of the fraud can also fall victim in the hands of another fraudster.

Shortened:
Since 1998 when a DVD/CDRW combo drive was sold for N56,000

Still no difference.

Same old hub for pirated softwares, just a different set of hustlers.

Here is my lengthened contribution to this thread:
A responsible state, or government would have foresaw the potentiality of this place as it was emerging, and provide various encouraging faciltlities and infrastructures to set it on a direction where the likes of Bangalore, East London Tech City are today, because empowering ambitious tech businesses and entrepreneurs not only grows the economy but also progresses the nation into a technological advanced advancing one, for there's even a limit to what those individuals and companies in computer village can do despite all the business suffocating atsmosphere and effort killing negligence of the wrath leashing governmentl, but those are idealistic thoughts so let us snap back to the Nigerian reality and delve into how it all started.

Originally, it was not a sweltering, choked up place swarming with all manners of drifters and hustlers but a commodious dwelling where the repairing and servicing of desktop PCs among various other computer related issues were rendered. Been the only one of its kind at the time, it popularity grew over the years that it was commonly referred to as the 'Floor'.

Through the concerted efforts of a pockets of various energetic IT oriented guys and men-gineers who truly understand the language spoken by computers towards the late 90s, the Computer Village was unanimously birthed ane later on evolved to become a place established majorly for the buying and selling of mostly digital electronics ranging from computers, gadgets, phones and their accessories, where among the myriads of dealers still exist those who maintain an integrity of stocking genuine products albeit scantily few.

Computer Village is, today very far from what it could have been. It is neither a tech industry as erroneously depicted nor is it a place for tech innovation, it has become a busy market community where profit seekers and companies can set up shop to overprofit from the sales of any kind of merchandise.

It is still by and large a den for hustlers. Infact it should be sloganned as the hustlers capital of the Africa, if not the whole world.

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completeskills:
Computer village is a place you just love to hate. A necessary evil precisely. Not everyone will understand this.

hahaha, only those who have experience there can relate,

implementing:
you must be new here

sure am new, what do you mean?

sunshineV:
Dem tiff d money wey I wan use repair screen b4 I reach computer village. Lagos is scary

So sad, I think you didnt meet the right people, next time just take your device to carlcare for a fix

Corroro:


So sad, I think you did meet the right people

leemao that's why I hate fake people and fake Shit