Jos, Plateau State — The city of Jos came alive on Saturday, November 1, 2025, as Zang Global Innovations kicked off its Product Launch and Exhibition Roadshow, setting the stage for the grand unveiling of its homegrown technology products. The vibrant event featured Zang-branded volunteers, power bike displays, music performances, comedy, and creative showcases, all under the theme “Proudly Made in Nigeria – Powering Innovation, Empowering Lives.”
Speaking at the event, Mr. Zang Luka, Chief Executive Officer of Zang Global, described the initiative as a groundbreaking step toward positioning Africa as a global center for innovation. “We are calling on everyone to join us in this global movement proudly made in Nigeria, right from the city of Jos,” he stated. Luka highlighted that Zang Global’s products—ranging from power pipes and mobile chargers to USB cables—reflect both environmental consciousness and technological precision. He added that beyond producing tech products, the company is also committed to training and employing young Nigerians, strengthening local manufacturing and innovation capacity.
Music artist and brand ambassador Dex Dee shared his enthusiasm for being part of a proudly African innovation story. “I’m so excited that this product is from Jos, from Nigeria,” he said. “For years, people have seen Africa as just a consuming economy, but Zang Global is changing that narrative with products ready to compete globally.” He urged investors and tech enthusiasts to attend the main launch scheduled for Sunday, November 2, 2025, at the Usiju World Event Center, Jos, where innovative products such as power banks, chargers, and lanterns will be showcased.
Vivian Daniel, the company’s Operations Manager, lauded the massive turnout during the roadshow. “The energy was electrifying,” she remarked. “The people of Jos came out in full support, and we are confident that tomorrow’s event will be a landmark product exhibition.”
Looking ahead, Zang Global’s mission goes far beyond commercial success. The company aims to train and employ 15,000 Africans by 2029, nurturing innovation and self-reliance among youth. It is also investing in e-waste recycling programs to promote environmental sustainability and contribute to a cleaner, greener Africa.
