AIG Zone 2, Fayoade Unveils MOL JAMBOX At Computer Village

Posted on September 21, 2024

The Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police Zone 2, Mr Adegoke Fayoade, was on a surprise visit to the Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos on Friday where he was on hand to unveil MOL JAMBOX, products of MOL Tech Accessories and MOL Integrated Services Ltd.

AIG Fayoade was welcomed to the stand of MOL on Otigba Street in Computer Village by the Managing Director of MOL Tech Accessories, Sanmi Oladunni, the Executive Council of the Computer Village led by Babaloja, Mr. Adebiyi Augustine Olasoji and other dignitaries.

AIG Fayoade, who was shown around the MOL JAMBOX products on display, commended the ingenuity behind MOL brands coming to compete with the foreign products in the tech market, even as he enjoined Nigerians to patronize MOL JAMBOX, mobile accessory products of an indigenous tech company.

While emphasising the importance of tech in people’s day-to-day lives, AIG Fayoade called on Nigerians to always promote indigenous brands to provide employment for the youths.

Oladunni, MD of MOL Tech Accessories thanked AIG Fayoade for honouring the invitation for the unveiling ceremony. He said that the coming of MOL into the industry is to create something different from what Nigerians have seen in the mobile accessory market, adding that the company will ensure at all times that the products in the market are of international standard.

“MOL is an indigenous global brand. The quality of our products is the same thing you can get elsewhere across the world. MOL JAMBOX is projecting a physical store in the heart of Nigeria’s largest tech market to let all tech users know that we are here to stay and we are here to create more sales to the wholesalers, the market people and of course, people who want to do business in the mobile accessories industry.

“I am happy that everybody is here. I particularly want to thank the AIG Zone 2 for coming around, and also the rest of my partners from Cote d’Ivoire, the Research and Development Team from China and I am proud of my home team. We are all working hard to satisfy Nigerians,” Oladunni said.

<strong><em>L-R: Babaloja of Computer Village Mr. Adebiyi Augustine Olasoji, Managing Director of MOL Tech Accessories, Sanmi Oladunni and Olatutu Oladunni, Special Adviser on Foreign Relations and Head of Protocol at Pan African American Chamber of Commerce (PAACC) </em> </strong>

 

To Babaloja of Computer Village, Mr Adebiyi Augustine Olasoji, MOL JAMBOX will have no problem getting its own share of patronage in the market because the products are good.

He assured that the executive of the Village will give all necessary support to MOL to stay and gain ground in the market.

Babaloja expressed his happiness over the unveiling of MOL, adding that the coming of AIG Fayoade to the village was symbolic as this will be the first time an AIG will visit Computer Village

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