oraimo
18 May
oraimo, Africa’s leading smart accessory brand, has partnered with EcoFlow, the global leading eco-friendly energy solution company, to bring the DELTA 2 and RIVER 600 solar generators to the African market. This partnership is a game-changer for the African continent, as it brings together two reputable brands that are known for their quality and affordability.
27 Jan
oraimo has once again reinforced its standing as the number 1 consumer electronics brand in Nigeria. From its recent Burna Boy brand ambassadorship deal to the introduction of its one-of-a-kind smart charging technology---Anifast, this brand has continuously dominated the market for all the right reasons.
10 Nov 2022
Nigeria’s leading mobile accessories brand, oraimo, is set to add another icon to join 2Baba as the brand’s ambassador. This information was revealed when speaking to the Country Marketing Manager, David Onyeneke. He hinted that as the No 1 TWS and Smartwatch brand in Africa, the brand is making moves to partner with an individual…
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