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Nokia 105 now Available in Nigeria

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Nokia has announced that the Nokia 105 is now available for purchase in Nigeria. A successor to the highly successful Nokia 1280, the Nokia 105 features quality handset design, a durable, one-piece…

Nokia has announced that the Nokia 105 is now available for purchase in Nigeria. A successor to the highly successful Nokia 1280, the Nokia 105 features quality handset design, a durable, one-piece keymat and a long-lasting battery, making it ideal for first-time buyers, or for people in search of a reliable back-up phone. 

The new handset is available in cyan or black and features a color screen, which makes it unique when compared to other phones at its price point.

Featuring a 1.45-inch true color screen with a user-friendly interface, the single SIM Nokia 105 comes with productivity and leisure tools like: FM radio, up to five pre-loaded games, multiple alarm clock capabilities, a speaking clock and flashlight, the Nokia Life service for tips on education and health, as well as entertainment topics. More so, its standby time is up to 35 days and talk time, up to 12.5 hours.

Speaking on the development, Nick Imudia, managing director, Nokia West and Central Africa,  said the launch of the Nokia 105 is in line with Nokia's mission of connecting the next billion mobile phone users, many of whom live in Africa. “The Nokia 105 highlights Nokia’s on-going commitment to bring relevant and reliable products to our valued consumers.”

“With its bold colors and beautifully simple design, the Nokia 105 is a standout phone at a price point that makes it accessible to most consumers,” added Imudia.

“It is a natural successor to the Nokia 1280, which helped more than a 100 million people become familiar with the trust and quality behind the Nokia brand.”

The Nokia 105 retails at an affordable price and is available in Nokia stores and retail outlets nationwide.





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