Products at the five-day Computer, Telecommunications and Office Equipment (CTO 2008), which kicks off today at Muson Centre, Onikan-Lagos.
CTO is an annual technology trade organized by American Embassy Commercial Unit.
Managing Director, Brian Systems, Mr. Tunji Balogun in a press statement made available to Champion Infotel said that the on-going annual trade show has afforded his company the opportunity to showcase the latest laptops, desktops and accessories in their shelf.
“As one of the Nigerian local PC identity endorsed by the Federal government few years ago, customers visiting our stand will have the opportunity to see, purchase and make enquires about the latest IT products in the global market. We are here to serve the IT community and we have the capacity to support the market which is still untapped,” he said.
Balogun added that his firm has come to stay, stressing that they are ready to partner with both public and private sectors of Nigerian economy in Computer For All Nigerians Initiative (CANi).
“We’re already in partnership with many states including Niger, Osun, Oyo and Kwara States. We will not fail the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) community with our robust technologies which are already attracting patronage in the market,” he said.
Balogun, also added that his firm’s destination is West African sub-region.
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