In a world where smartphones are becoming increasingly expensive, the new itel A90 is a breath of fresh air. Combining stunning aesthetics with unbeatable durability and performance, this device proves that you don’t need to spend a fortune to own a phone that’s reliable, stylish, and packed with smart features. Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, or everyday user, the itel A90 delivers top-tier value – and it’s available now in Nigeria for under 105,000 Naira.

But affordability is just the beginning. The itel A90 isn’t just another budget phone – it’s a durability beast, a style statement, and a smart companion, all rolled into one. With its vibrant color options – Starlit Black, Space Titanium, Aurora Blue, and Cosmic Green – this smartphone lets you express your personality while enjoying peace of mind, knowing your device is built to last.

Truly Durable Protection That Goes the Distance

The itel A90 redefines ruggedness for its category. Featuring IP54 dust and water resistance, it can confidently tackle splashes, sweat, and dusty environments – perfect for Nigeria’s diverse weather and everyday hustle. The phone also comes with a 24-month warranty guarantee and promises 36 months of lag-free performance, thanks to optimized software and storage technology.

Accidents happen, but the A90 is ready. Each unit comes with a free anti-drop case right in the box, offering extra protection from those unexpected slips and tumbles.

Truly Durable Performance for All Your Needs
Power meets efficiency in the A90. It boasts up to 256GB storage with 12GB extended RAM support via Atom Storage Tech 2.0, making it ideal for multitasking, media consumption, and app use without hiccups. Whether you’re watching movies, working remotely, or scrolling through social media, the 6.6-inch display remains responsive – even with wet or oily hands, a game-changer in hot climates or busy kitchens.
Running on a robust Octa-Core T7100 processor, the itel A90 is equipped to handle your daily tasks effortlessly. Plus, with a 5000mAh big battery and 15W fast charging, you get extended screen time and minimal downtime. The power-saving mode ensures you stay connected when you need it most.

Truly Easy to Use with Smarter Tech
itel has always believed in making technology accessible and user-friendly, and the A90 is no exception. It includes DTS sound effects for immersive audio, whether you’re on calls, watching videos, or listening to music.
Connectivity and smart usage are further enhanced with Super WiFi 1.0 and Smartlink+, giving you better internet stability even in tricky areas. The AI Voice Assistant 3.9 adds a layer of hands-free convenience, helping you perform tasks on-the-go with just your voice.

Availability and Exclusive Launch Offers
The itel A90 is officially available at itel Home Stores (https://bit.ly/4hzIfmG) nationwide for 89,900 Naira (64+3gb) and 99,900 Naira (128+4gb). As a special launch bonus, MTN users who purchase the A90 will enjoy 50% data bonus for six whole months – making it easier than ever to stay online, stream, and share.

The Smart Choice Under 100,000 Naira.
Colorful, capable, and crafted to last, the itel A90 is more than just an affordable smartphone – it’s a lifestyle upgrade. With industry-leading durability, generous specs, and smart features, it sets a new standard for entry-level phones. Whether you’re buying for yourself or as a gift, the itel A90 is a choice you can trust.

itel A90: Truly Durable. Truly Colorful.

In a bold and unprecedented move, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has embarked on a massive deregistration exercise, targeting dormant and shell companies that have remained inactive for years. Since December 2023, the Commission has deregistered over 300,000 companies that failed to meet statutory requirements, such as filing annual returns. This initiative, spearheaded by Registrar-General Hussaini Ishaq Magaji (SAN), aims to sanitize Nigeria’s corporate landscape, enhance transparency, and combat illegal activities like money laundering and tax evasion.

According to Magaji, shell companies often serve as fronts for fraudulent transactions and illicit financial flows. By purging dormant entities from the system, CAC is tightening the noose on companies that evade regulations and misuse the corporate framework.

“Our decision to deregister non-compliant companies is driven by the need to protect the integrity of Nigeria’s business environment. Dormant companies that do not fulfill their obligations pose risks to the economy and national security,” Magaji explained.

The deregistration exercise is conducted in collaboration with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), security agencies, and financial institutions. Once a company is deregistered, its ability to operate bank accounts, engage in transactions, or conduct official business is automatically suspended. This integration ensures that only active, legitimate businesses remain operational.

Magaji disclosed that companies inactive for over ten years are eligible for deregistration under Nigerian corporate laws. In some cases, entities that fail to file annual returns for just two years can also face deregistration.

The Registrar-General attributed the success of the exercise to the political will of the Federal Government, noting that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment have provided the necessary support to enforce corporate regulations rigorously.

As part of ongoing reforms, CAC is working to onboard historical business records dating back to 1912, further strengthening its ability to identify and deregister non-compliant entities.

The Renewed Hope Ambassadors Network (RHAN) has Dangote Refinery for partnering with the Federal Government to bring succour to Nigerians during the Yuletide season.

According to RHAN, President Bola Tinubu has created an enabling environment that has allowed Dangote Refinery to flourish and thrive.

The group said the FG’s flexible and favourable economic policies have been instrumental in Dangote Refinery’s decision to slash the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).

In a statement signed by its President, Dr. Sunday Thomas Abutu, the group said the move has provided significant relief to citizens, who have been facing economic challenges in recent times.

Abutu said the Federal Government’s support for Dangote Refinery is proof to its commitment to creating a business-friendly environment that encourages investment and growth.

He noted that by providing incentives and policies that support industries like oil and gas, the government has enabled Dangote Refinery to thrive, ultimately benefiting the Nigerian people.

The statement added: “The Renewed Hope Ambassadors Network (RHAN) lauds the remarkable partnership of Dangote Petroleum Refinery with MRS to sell petrol from its retail outlets nationwide at N935 per litre.

“We also commend Dangote Refinery for reducing the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) from N970 to N899.50 at its Refinery loading gantry and providing generous credit terms to marketers.

“Dangote Refinery’s ongoing efforts to collaborate with various players in the value chain to provide high-quality petrol at lower prices deserve significant praise. This initiative had delivered Nigerian masses to the promised land. In contrast to the past, when Nigerians faced fuel scarcity and price hikes during the holiday season, they are now relieved and satisfied at the filling stations thanks to Dangote’s commitment.

“The benefits of the petrol price reduction are enormous including reduced transportation costs. Lower fuel prices will promote economic growth by reducing production costs and increasing demand for goods and services. This decrease in fuel prices will also lower the cost of living, allowing Nigerians to afford basic necessities and improve their quality of life.

“The Dangote Refineey since coming on board has changed the narrative in the oil and gas sector of our economy. Nigeria which had not earned a penny from crude oil in the last 8 years has started importing fuel to some countries. Our economy is doing better because of the presence of the Dangote Refinery.

“In light of the above, we applaud our leader, the father of the Nation, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for collaborating with Dangote Refinery for the greater good of Nigerians. The President’s partnership with Dangote Refinery, which has introduced healthy competition in the market, will further encourage additional investments in our oil and gas industry.

“We also call upon stakeholders in the oil and gas sector, as well as Nigerians at large, to support Dangote Refinery in its efforts to provide high quality petroleum products that are good for their vehicles, good for their health, and good for their pockets.”