AfriOne Ltd., a technology-driven enterprise, on Friday unveiled its manufacturing and assembly plant for ‘Made in Nigeria’ phones and other technological devices, and declared readiness for create jobs and other social economic benefits.

More than 15 years after Nigeria joined the global system for mobile (GSM), the first made-in-Nigeria phone has finally debut, thus throwing the country into the growing league of communication gadgets manufacturers.

The Chief Executive Officer of AfriOne, Mr Sahir Berry at a news briefing in Lagos said that the plant was a technological breakthrough and precedent for the company and for Nigeria.

AfriFone Limited today will on Friday commission an assembly plant and launch its  AfriOne mobile phones and other consumer devices,  a feat the company describes as "a  technological breakthrough and precedent for the enterprise and Nigeria’s 170 million strong populous.

Mr. Sahir Berry, the managing director of NowNow told Nigeria CommunicationsWeek that the m-wallet has been unleashed as an app for doing payments recharges and transfer money electronically.