Just when you thought you had seen it all with smartphones, Innjo one of the biggest smartphone brands in the world launched their latest gadget the “Innjo i1s” on Jumia.
The Nigerian market is the biggest market in Africa with 125million mobile phone user and a good proportion of the Market 30% using smartphones.
In the past year market observers have seen major players step up to the big brands.
Tecno and Solo have mapped out the market well with new innovations on latest gadgets.
Innjoo is one of the newest smartphone players joining the smartphone market offering Nigerian’s top-notch gadgets at the most affordable price.
The Innjoo i1s is the latest from Innjo being unveiled in Nigeria it is powered by Android Operating system with some of the latest gadget function in high definition.
The Innjo i1s is the Internet DNA smartphone working with Android 4.4 Kit Kat OS, a sleek design, 5megapixel camera and fast Internet speed with increased inbuilt storage space of 8gb to accommodate all the phone usage.
“It is all about Innovation and giving Nigerians the best value for their money with gadgets. This what Jumia aims to do with the partnership with Innjoo bringing the Middle East smartphone brand to Nigeria” stated Jeremy Doutte, managing director Jumia Nigeria
The New Innjoo i1s is available in Nigeria and exclusive to Jumia.com.ng.
Customers can get this great smartphone at the best price in Nigeria with Free Data plan for browsing with MTN and delivery anywhere in Nigeria.
Jumia Seals Exclusive Partnership with Smartphone Brand

Just when you thought you had seen it all with smartphones, Innjo one of the biggest smartphone brands in the world launched their latest gadget the “Innjo i1s” on Jumia. The Nigerian market…
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