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Digital Direct Opens Shop @ Lekki Phase 1

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Digital Direct, the first fully fledged ICT outlet in Lekki Phase 1, is to open its ultra-modern IT experience store on the highbrow Admiralty Way to ensure a convenient digital lifestyle for the…

Digital Direct, the first fully fledged ICT outlet in Lekki Phase 1, is to open its ultra-modern IT experience store on the highbrow Admiralty Way to ensure a convenient digital lifestyle for the inhabitants of Lekki and its environs.

The bee-hive preparations for a launch have been tailored to serve the tastes and needs of the people who live in Lekki, particularly the Phase 1 Estate.

The imposing two storey building, the aesthetics of the display, the hiring of a professional team, the intense orientation courses, and the entering into partnerships with only reputable original equipment manufacturers – all point to an awareness that the people of Lekki deserve the best. Schools, banks, oil and gas companies, SMEs and homes are expected to be the immediate beneficiaries of the customer-oriented investment.

Digital Direct is coming into Lekki to ensure that the latest laptops, phones, cameras and printers are available within 72 hours of launch anywhere in the world.

Mr. Tolu Ijogun, managing director, Digital Direct said the company has gone into partnerships with Samsung, Dell, HP, Lenovo, D-Link, Huawei, Swift 4G, Luidia, Nokia, Microsoft amongst other credible OEM’s to ensure that preferred brands get to end users at Lekki at affordable prices.

 The store layout and display, he said, has been deliberately designed to achieve an encounter between the product and the consumer resulting in an ultimate shopping experience.

The team has been trained to deliver customer satisfaction beyond the purchase of a prescribed spec but following up to make sure that the spec yields value.

Ijogun revealed that Direct Care is the support arm of the company which is equipped to offer premium after sales service to all brands.

Each OEM would have an Engineer standing by to offer support to customers.

Manufacturers warrantees would overlap deliberately into the Distributors’ warrantees to give customer a longer lease of caring.

Training would be available on products and technology trends as a service to strengthen the capacity of residents to reap the benefits of cutting edge technology.

Ijogun revealed that Direct Care would go the extra mile of delivering goods and services to key clients, and do follow-ups to monitor the usefulness of every supply.

Digital Direct is run by a team of young Nigerian professionals from the United Kingdom; mentored by leading local and international OEMs and ICT distributors.

The company aims at being the preferred source of high quality ICT products and services in Lekki, Lagos Island, Victoria Island, Ikoyi and Ajah.       



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