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Brand ambassador for Infinix-Ghana, Shatta Wale stormed the Kwame Nkrumah Circle market storm event themed, Infinix July Invasion aimed at promoting their trendy and technologically advanced range of smartphones which includes; The Note 10/Note 10Pro, Hot 10T, Hot 1oi, and Smart 5.
The Infinix July invasion is a special promotion from Infinix Ghana where customers who purchase any of the above mentioned Infinix smartphones get to win amazing gifts such as; ear pods, vacuum flask, bluetooth headset and many more instantly upon purchase.
Shatta Wale stormed the circle market where he was warmly welcomed by a mammoth crowd. He visited a few infinix shops, signed some branded T shirts and later engaged fans by sharing infinix souvenirs/gifts and inspiring them to be better individuals.
Shatta Wale culminated the July invasion event with a stage appearance in a generous mood as fans around the market caught a glimpse of his energetic show. According to the brand ambassador for Infinix Ghana, - Shatta wale “Infinix smartphones are super trendy.
Their designs are ultra-modern with impressive battery and memory capacities which makes it suitable for all usage groups. ’This is why I love the Infinix brand’’.

Actor, John Dumelo who also visited 2 infinix shops in circle one day prior to the event said ‘’I have followed the infinix brand for a few years now and i believe their smartphones are worth the hype.
"Their designs have greatly improved over the years and they are constantly rolling out innovative technologies. The best part is that you can enjoy premium features at the most affordable prices."
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