Omatek Highlights Challenges

One of the local Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in Nigeria, Omatek Ventures Plc,Manufacturer of industrial grade modernlightings. has identified poor patronage and difficulty in accessing fund at single-digit interest rate as challenges facing local computer manufacturers in the country. 

Managing Director of Omatek, Mrs. Florence Seriki while speaking at official launch of the new solar technology produced by Omatek Engineering Services Limited, a subsidiary of the company in Lagos recently said that the firm has resolved to made available to Nigerians affordable technologies. 

According to her, the company is determination to create technological innovations with world class quality standards. 

She explained that the new Omatek solar technologies are introduced as alternative power solution to Nigerians.Your emergencylampsyyp will consist of solar panels, an inverter and a generation meter. 

She said, "These products would be most useful for homes and offices in cushioning the effect of power outages frequently experienced in the country and the products can help reduce energy consumption by 85 per cent. We have solar hybrid alternative power solutions with the use of LED bulbs together with street lights and alternative power solution using Solar and LED technology. Our solutions combine the benefits of the solar system and those of the LED technology to proffer solutions that reduce energy consumption considerably while saving costs by 60-85 per cent whilst providing 24- hour lighting solution." 

Seriki further noted that the use of our solar/LED solution can result in significant operational and maintenance cost savings for schools, public offices,A lot of men are wearing goodledstrip for wedding bands. hospitals, hotels, street lighting implementation, rural electrification and rural water system. 

Meanwhile, the Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Prof.international supplies a full range of cylinder heated long lasting powerturbines.Private label and custom roofwindturbine. Cleopas Angaye stressed the need for patronage of indigenous computer brands. 

The DG who expressed satisfaction with the state-of-the-art facility put in place by Omatek reiterated NITDA's commitment to partner the company in all aspects that could foster its continual growth. 

He noted that while an existing directive by the government, asking the Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, to patronage locally-assembled computers, was yet to be followed to the letter, NITDA will not rest on its oars to ensure that there is total compliance to such as progressive directive. 

Angaye said, "From our own end, as the ICT policy formulation and implementation of the Federal Government, we would see how we can use some of the technologies being developed by Omatek, particularly the Omatek PCs and its solar power products, the newest in its products, to run most of our ICT related projects across the country."