HEWLETT PACKARD VISITS COMPUTER VILLAGE

Posted on March 7, 2018

Africa’s largest ICT hub – the Computer Village, Ikeja Lagos on Tuesday March 6, 2018, received a strong delegation from Hewlett Packard (HP).

Hewlett Packard (HP) brought about sixteen top CEOs to Computer Village for business tourism and opportunities expansions in Nigeria and Africa.

The HP team was lead by CEO HP (Africa) David Rozzio. They were received by Niyi Ahmed Ojikutu – the President of Computer and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria (CAPDAN) and the executive members of the association.

It was an opportunity for the HP team to move round the market where most of their products were on display. They used the opportunity to express their desire for expansion of their business in Africa’s largest ICT market.

The President of CAPDAN, Mr. Niyi Ojikutu in his address expressed their willingness to accommodate expansions by Hewlett Packard and also welcome them for appreciating the impact of the businesses in Computer Village.

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