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Telecoming, a European technology company specialising in digital services monetisation, has concluded an agreement with the African company Maliyo Games, a mobile gaming company in Nigeria, to distribute its offer in the region

This agreement will enable Telecoming to increase its presence across the African market.

This agreement is part of Telecoming’s strategy to develop digital services with excellent user experience.

The games developed by Maliyo will be distributed among mobile users from six African countries.

Telecoming’s bundle of Africa-themed games has been designed to depict the daily lives of Africans in general and Nigerians, in particular, with fun and engaging proposals to reach audiences of all ages.

Nicolas Gimenez, Telecoming’s content director, said, “The combination of quality content and technology is vital to offer services with a differential user experience. The African market offers endless opportunities for the mobile market.”

“It is a region with excellent local content producers and where users demand innovative services to enjoy on mobile. The agreement with Maliyo games allows us to include a high-quality local offer in our state-of-the-art mobile services,” he added.

The company claims that Maliyo games seek to provide Africans with all kinds of entertaining games built on experiential content with a strong focus on African daily culture.

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