Nigeria is ranked 7th among the Top 10 smartphone markets for growth by value, 2015 compared with 2014 (GfK forecast) and 3rd among top 10 largest tech device growth markets in 2015 (GfK forecast figures).
Global market research agency, GfK, has released part of its 2015 forecasts for sales of technology devices, showing that the stable global forecast hides multi-billion dollar changes at country level.

GfK's technology device forecasts cover 70 different digital device types globally and indicate that the overall market in 2015 will remain at one trillion USD, just as it has been since 2011. However, the 10 largest growth markets will increase by over $10b alone and be dominated by emerging markets. India provides by far the greatest opportunity, primarily driven by sales of smartphones, where both volume and pricing will contribute to an overall technology device growth of nearly five billion US dollars in 2015.

See full detailed report on http://totnaija..com/2014/10/tech-devices-in-2015-emerging-markets.html

People really crazy about smart phones in Nigeria.

Dumb Nigerians using smart phones to compliment their dumbness

All these Chinese companies don come camp for Naija.... Sad something

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The dominance by developing countries speaks volumes.

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I would have been surprised if Nigeria was not among the first ten smartphone market.
The Telecommunication revolution had really impacted positively on the Nigerian economy. Like India, it has made Nigeria a destination of Choice for Smartphone companies. It's up to the authorities to help ensure that quality services are provided by the various Networks. The biggest challenge now is for the Telecommunication companies to improve the quality of mobile services to Nigerians.

pesty100: Dumb Nigerians using smart phones to compliment their dumbness

your dumb

Tech devices are doing great things for Nigeria and Nigerians, Co-Creation Hub in Lagos is driving the impact of tech devices beyond mere buying and using them for calls, chats and messages, but for eCommerce and social entrepreneurship and attracting the leading tech companies in the world. Nigeria's BudgIT has just received US$400, 000 Grant from Omidyar Network.
http://www.nigeriansreport.com/2014/09/omidyar-network-gives-budgit-us400-000.html
And my mobile tech startup is projected to make nothing less than US$40 m annually in the first three years from showing videos on smartphones, tablets and PCs.

If Computer Village is the market place, Co-creation Hub is the brain of the technological ecosystem of Nigeria.

CcHUB is Nigeria’s first open living lab and pre-incubation space designed to be a multi-functional, multi-purpose space where work to catalyze creative social tech ventures take place. The HUB is a place for technologists, social entrepreneurs, government, tech companies, impact investors and hackers in and around Lagos to co-create new solutions to the many social problems in Nigeria.

every year I change phone two to three time

mainheart: every year I change phone two to three time

I have my own brand of Tablet PC.

pesty100: Dumb Nigerians using smart phones to compliment their dumbness

niigga u dumb man!