itel Campus All Stars: Showcasing Nigeria's Finest Talents Across Higher Institutions

From May 9th to May 25th, 2023, itel, in partnership with Airtel Nigeria and SMOOV Chapman, embarked on an exhilarating journey through six Nigerian higher institution campuses. The itel Campus All Stars campus activity brought together over 30,000 students, creating a platform for aspiring models, dancers, singers, and rappers to shine. With prizes ranging from the big battery itel P40 smartphone and itel A60, the most affordable 4G smartphone in town, to cash rewards, itel accessories, and gifts from Airtel and SMOOV, itel affirmed its position as the most student-friendly brand in Nigeria. Let's dive into the captivating events that unfolded during this extraordinary talent hunt.

Unveiling Nigeria's Rising Stars:
The itel Campus All Stars activity captured the essence of youth, energy, and creativity as it made its way through the campuses. With each stop, students showcased their myriad talents, leaving the audience in awe. From dazzling fashion walks by aspiring models to electrifying dance performances and mind-blowing rap battles, the competition was fierce and the talent unmatched. Students displayed their skills, passion, and dedication, making it an unforgettable experience for all who attended.

Rewarding Excellence:
As the competitions heated up, itel left no stone unturned in recognizing and rewarding the outstanding performances. Winners of the talent hunt were presented with impressive prizes that included itel P40 and itel A60 smartphones, a generous cash prize of 150,000 Naira each, and itel accessories like power banks and headphones. The winners' faces lit up with joy as they received their rewards, further motivating them to pursue their dreams and passions.

Promoting Student-Focused Innovation:
By organizing the itel Campus All Stars activity, itel solidified its reputation as a brand that understands and caters to the needs of Nigerian students. With the distribution of the latest itel smartphones and accessories as rewards, itel showcased its commitment to providing cutting-edge technology and affordable devices to the student community. The event created a buzz among students, emphasizing itel's position as their go-to brand for smartphones that offer both style and functionality.

According to Oke Umurhohwo, the Marketing Manager for West Africa at itel, "We are thrilled to have witnessed the exceptional talent and enthusiasm displayed by Nigerian students during the itel Campus All Stars activity. This event has reinforced our belief in the immense potential of the youth in Nigeria. We will continue to support and empower them by providing innovative and affordable smartphone solutions that meet their evolving needs."

The itel Campus All Stars campus activity, held across six Nigerian higher institution campuses, has left an indelible mark on the student community. The event not only provided a platform for students to showcase their talents but also rewarded their exceptional skills and passion. With its commitment to empowering Nigerian students, itel has solidified its position as the most student-friendly brand, ensuring that the youth have access to cutting-edge technology at an affordable price.


The itel Campus All Stars activity will be remembered as a testament to the vibrant talent present in Nigeria's higher institutions and a celebration of the limitless potential of the youth.

https://leaders.ng/2023/05/28/itel-campus-all-stars-showcasing-nigerias-finest-talents-across-higher-institutions/

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I see this company beginning to produce phones that have gas cookers in them, some fridge, some A.C,

I see Nigerians throwing away their Iphones and joining long cues to buy Itel phones

This I have seen

Damnnn niggar

Instead of them to spend that money in upgrading themselves to start producing high quality phones

They are still stuck in 2gig ram phones

It's good to give back to the society but hell NO, I can't splash my money on their phones.

They have their targeted audience. Those with little money that still want to use Android. But the thing is those phones are rip offs for the prize.

Remember it's same company that owns itel that owns Tecno. They use Tecno as their flagship "high-end" phones while itel and Infinix are for low to midrange.

So as long it's itel, they'll keep producing those low phones because of they upgrade price will increase and they'll lose those customers.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Instead of them to spend that money in upgrading themselves to start producing high quality phones

They are still stuck in 2gig ram phones

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Instead of them to spend that money in upgrading themselves to start producing high quality phones

They are still stuck in 2gig ram phones

they have 3gram phone

it's for less privilege people

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Instead of them to spend that money in upgrading themselves to start producing high quality phones

They are still stuck in 2gig ram phones

Spend some time to upgrade your knowledge of itel products if you must talk about them. They have 4GB RAM phone and an 8GB RAM phone coming out this week.