The Phone and Allied Products Dealers’ Association (PAPDAN) has disclosed that two new made-in-Nigeria mobile phone brands will be introduced in Nigeria highly competitive telephone market by November.

According to Godfrey Iyke Nwosu, President of PAPDAN, who had disclosed this, said the   Made-in-Nigeria phone brands is a joint invention among 20 Nigerian investors who have pooled resources to introduce devices that will cater to local market needs.

Nwosu who made this disclosure at the inaugural edition of the monthly Technopreneurship Breakfast Meeting hosted by TechnologyTimes for business leaders and SMBs in Lagos, the two new phone brands will be called iQ and MaxTel.

The PAPDAN president concluded however that PAPDAN has identified a growing appetite for cutting-edge technologies among telecoms consumers which the two Nigerian brands will cater for, offering more choice to consumers.