For years, one of the biggest turn-offs for many Nigerians when considering a Samsung phone has been the sky-high screen replacement cost. Even if you bought a device for ₦120,000, breaking the screen could mean coughing out ₦45,000 or more just to fix it. That reality pushed many consumers toward other brands with cheaper after-sales support, or those with part that can be easily replaced by road-side technicians.
But something interesting just happened.
Samsung Nigeria Is Now Offering Screen Repair for ₦9,000
Yes, you read that right.
If you own a Samsung Galaxy A06 5G, you can now get a genuine screen replacement done for just ₦9,000 — no catch. The offer is official, nationwide, and is being handled directly by Samsung-authorized dealers only.
This is not some backdoor technician job with knock-off screens. It’s Samsung-certified screen repair, now made super affordable.
Why This Deal Is a Big Deal
In the Nigerian screen damage is one of the most common phone problems. It can happen from a simple drop, a bag squeeze, or even an accidental elbow during danfo bus struggles. And for Samsung users, screen replacement has always been expensive — even more so when you factor in that some of these devices are low-budget.
The Galaxy A06 5G is an entry-level device, but screen repairs have historically still cost way more than ₦9,000. This offer signals a shift; maybe Samsung is listening to the Nigerian market at last.
What You Need to Know About the Offer
Here are the key details at a glance:
- ✅ Applies only to the Samsung Galaxy A06 5G
- 💸 Price: ₦9,000
- 🛠️ Service is done through Samsung’s authorized repair centers
- 📍 Available nationwide
- 📆 The offer is time-bound — while supplies last or until the promo ends
You don’t need to worry about quality either. These are original parts, done by trained Samsung technicians. No funny business.
Why Now? What Might Samsung Be Up To?
Let’s be real — this isn’t just generosity. Samsung may be doing two things:
- Rebuilding trust with Nigerian consumers.
- Promoting its newer, more affordable models like the Galaxy A06 5G.
If this move succeeds and people respond well, there’s a high chance we might start seeing similar initiatives for other models. And that could change how Nigerians see Samsung again.
Where to Go and What to Do
If you have a Galaxy A06 5G with a cracked screen:
- Visit any Samsung-authorized repair center or store near you (Samsung stores in Lagos, Abuja, PH, and major cities apply).
- Request the ₦9,000 screen replacement promo.
- Ensure your phone is eligible (e.g., not water-damaged or tampered with).
- Enjoy your fixed screen — simple as that.
Conclusion
If you’ve been avoiding Samsung due to after-sales repair costs, this new offer is worth paying attention to. It’s targeted, it’s affordable, and it might just be a sign of things changing for the better in Nigeria’s tech space.
And if you don’t own a Galaxy A06 5G? Share this with someone who does — this kind of deal doesn’t come often.
