TECNO, Lagos-The
popular Ikeja electronics market also known as “Ikeja Computer village” waked
to an atmosphere of excitement on Thursday January 21, 2016 as dignitaries
from State and Local government,
community and market leaders and members of the press, converged at the market
ground to commission TECNO corporate social responsibility project.
Dubbed the
“Light up Ikeja” project, TECNO telecoms limited (the registered company of
TECNO Mobile) donated eighty eight (88) high end solar-powered streetlights,
full installation by Arthur Energy
Technology Ltd to its Ikeja host as a token of appreciation for years of
peaceful co-existence.
Addressing
guests in his opening speech the Managing Director TECNO telecoms limited, Mr.
Chidi Okonkwo said TECNO will continue to invest in a broad spectrum of community-centric
projects to better the lives of people in its sphere of operations. He said;
“It is proven that private corporations with
strong community focus in their business agenda tend to prosper better than the
others…We’ll like to use this avenue to encourage
other businesses and corporations in the area to show commitment to community
development by spearheading projects that have lasting impact on the community,”
the TECNO Managing director says.
The iFLUX engineered
streetlights of have a two years warranty cover and will enjoy maintenance for
optimum operation by CarlcareTM, another subsidiary of TRASSION
Holdings as is the TECNO Mobile and iFLUX brands.
“We’re elated as an agency to see what TECNO
has done here today and we look forward to partnerships between private
corporations like TECNO, who are community-centric and the government to bring
life changing projects to the people,” says Mr. Olufemi Odubiyi, the Honorable
Commissioner for Science and Technology.
The height
of the occasion was a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the Commissioner of
Science and Technology, Honorable Olufemi Odubiyi, the TECNO MD, Mr. Chidi
Okonkwo, representatives from the Local government area, community and market
leaders and members of the press to mark the official commissioning of the
project.


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