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itel Energy promises solar repairs within 48 hours in Nigeria

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Nigerian solar equipment brand itel Energy promises to repair or replace customers’ faulty devices within 48 hours. Presented in Lagos during Nigeria Energy exhibition week, the guarantee includes remote assistance and home visits, according to Vanguard.

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