[jumbotron]This product made and designed by a Congolese, is now available on many African markets. Despite the undeniable presence of Western and Asiatic brands, their creator feels confident of their challenging power.[/jumbotron]
Remember Verone Mankou the Congolese technology entrepreneur who unveiled the first Way-C tablet and Elikia smartphone in 2013, well his products are now conquering Africa by storm this year. After a successful presentation in the European soil, Verone Mankou has decided to present his two technological products in Africa. Through the website “Investir au Cameroun”, the latter is mainly known. Just costing less than 60 US dollars, his Smartphone and his tablet are really competitive in the African market. The subject has stirred up lovers of technology so that they have specifically requested those products. The devices will soon be available on your online shopping stores.
Verone Mankou has yet programmed for many countries in 2015 (in order: Egypt, Senegal, Kenya, Nigeria, Niger and Cameroon). The Way-C and Elikia brands will have to be boosted if needing to beat the market leading brands (Samsung, Apple, Nokia…) in the continent. Yannick Pousseu, Sales & Marketing Manager of Kaymu in Cameroon gives his opinion: “Africa is a great opened market. If a quality product made by an African technologic performer is well promoted through advertising and marketing, it will succeed. All responses will be given when consumers will handle and judge the products. Let’s just wait “. It’s not the first time to see this kind of technology creation get a positive interest in Africa. The Cameroonian Arthur Zang dared the challenge brilliantly with his cardio-pad that knows a very significant global implementation in the medical field. Benjamin Lekoua also make full house with his X-net phone in 2010. Verone Mankou has to accept the challenge.
Written By: Gaspard Ngono
