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Partner Mobile Warns of Influx of Cancerous Phones into Nigeria

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Partner Mobile Warns of Influx of Cancerous Phones into Nigeria
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Partner Mobile, a mobile phone brand, has raised the alarm over the influx of cancerous phones into the country, adding that the devices are shipped to densely populated markets of Lagos and Kano.…

Partner Mobile, a mobile phone brand, has  raised the alarm over the influx of cancerous phones into the country, adding that the devices are shipped to densely populated markets of Lagos and Kano.

Partner Mobile Warns of Influx of Cancerous Phones into Nigeria

Akintola Olusola, chief technology officer, Partner Mobile, urged the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to do more in the area of monitoring the phones that come into the country.

Olusola, who spoke at the unveiling of Evolution 1, EV1, into the market, said a lot of devices come into the country that is harmful to health because of the radiation they emit.

He said the radiation from some of these mobile phones could cancerous do harm to the human body system.

Speaking on the launch of the new smartphone,  Akintola  said he is confident that the new smartphone will delight smartphone users, considering its stylish design, Al Triple camera, quality and pricing.

He added that the device runs on Android 9 pie operating system and comes with face and fingerprint sensors, water resistant features, ground-breaking innovations in display, camera and performance.

“Among other wonderful features, the phone comes with a triple camera and a flash form a square design, the overall appearance exhibits wonderful relationship between geometry and aesthetics incisively and vividly — from the proportion of segmentation, geometric curves and other aspects. It shows the geometric aesthetics. The whole architecture is romantic, classy and absolutely fashionable,” Akintola said.

Furthermore, he stated that the 5MP front camera, the background blur effect will no longer make you afraid of all kinds of scene-stealing. With beauty algorithms supports, specific to beautify details of face, skin, eyes, to diminishes appearance of blemishes.”

Ifeoluwa Molokwu, chief operation officer, said:  “The launch of EV1 into the market signifies our unrelenting efforts to introduce to the market value-for-money products in order to satisfy our customers. EV1 is a reliable phone that will surely satisfy the customers who have been looking for a phone that will suit all purposes.”

She added that the new smartphone is distinctively manufactured to meet today’s smartphone market and at an affordable price, so consumers can do more of what they love with smartphone.

In the same vein, in furtherance of its commitment to making quality smartphones and boosting smartphone penetration in the country, it also unveiled its partnership with Ntel, Nigeria telecommunication provider, on providing data bundle of more than four Gigabytes for free to buyers of the smartphone.

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