At one time we wanted to upgrade our systems. There was no
place to store the old redundant equipment. The redundant equipment started to
occupy useful trading space, we also had a large stock of waste paper.
At this point our Director who is an expert in Health Promotion with an interest
in sustainable environmental health, he decided to make investigations to
establish places in the world that requires intermediate technology. As a result
of his research Operation Computer Third World campaign was launched in-house by
Imol Ltd in 1998.
Since then we have been collecting redundant equipment from other offices and
establishments that where in the same predicament as we ourselves. OCTW
has become a successful campaign that is improving our environment here
in Britain and enhancing the living standards and income in the developing
world.
What has made the campaign successful is that many offices and companies are
becoming environmentally aware of the damage redundant equipment is doing to our
world. Not only in the area of releasing dangerous chemicals into the
environment when badly disposed of, but also the unnecessary production of
equipment that is not required in the developing world while our redundant ones
here in the west can serve adequately.
Our African
office is situated at 8 Idowu Lane, Off Kodesoh Street, Lagos, Nigeria. At the
moment it is our liaison centre for Africa receiving exports for redundant
equipment from all over the world.
Here we are currently selling computers at
affordable rates to people visiting Lagos' computer village from all over
Africa.
Especially
from Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Angola, Gabon, Niger, Chad, Benin, Togo, Burkina
Faso, Kenya to name but a few.
world at low, affordable rates. Imol
Ltd offers the solution in this area with your help.
