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TECNO SPARK 3, a smartphone model by TECNO, Africa’s smartphone brand, has been awarded as the smartphone brand of the year

This award was presented at the 2019 edition of the Africa Information Technology and Telecoms Awards (AITTA) held in Accra, Ghana.

According to the statement, AITTA has been acclaimed as one of the most prestigious and biggest platforms recognising excellence and innovation in the African telecoms and technology industry.

TECNO SPARK 3 was awarded as the phone of the year as a result of its cutting edge features as well as its outing market outing positive reception of the TECNO brand loyals and customers.

Jeff Tang, marketing manager of TECNO Nigeria, said, “We dedicate this award to every member of the team at TECNO, because of our belief that ‘together we can do more’. We are humbled to receive this award.”

“At TECNO, we will use this worthy recognition as fuel to push the boundaries of mobile technology and innovation across Africa and beyond. In Nigeria, we shall continue to build a brand that’s useful, and beneficial to the Nigerian people as TECNO is for Nigerians,” he added.

Starting their business from the Africa market in 2006, TECNO was the first dual-SIM handset supplier to the African continent, which boosted an astonishing 53 per cent of all smartphone sales in Africa in the year 2011.

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