Buy original laptops, desktops and computer parts in Nigeria
Blessing Computers is a computer store in Ikeja, Lagos, trading since 2005. We sell laptops, desktops, monitors, printers, servers, phones and spare parts, all of it sealed stock with the full manufacturer warranty, and we repair and upgrade them in house. Orders are dispatched within 12 to 24 hours and delivered anywhere in Nigeria.
From diagnostics and board-level repairs to OS setup, upgrades and data recovery, our in-house engineers get your devices running like new. Genuine parts, honest assessments and most repairs ready within two days.
Plenty of what our clients need has never been sold in this region. Tell us what it is and our buyers will source it locally or import it, then come back with a real price and timeframe.
Four things we hold to on every order, whatever you buy and wherever in the country it ships.
Genuine Products
100% authentic hardware, sealed and verified.
Warranty Backed
Full manufacturer warranty on every purchase.
Expert Guidance
Specialists help you choose the right kit for the job.
Nationwide Delivery
Express dispatch in 12 to 24 hours, anywhere in Nigeria.
Premium tech, backed by real people.
Genuine products with full warranty, honest guidance before you buy, and reliable delivery nationwide, with a specialist a message away whenever you need one.
Tell me your budget and what you'll use it for, and I'll help you pick the right machine.
Genuine products, full manufacturer warranty
Honest advice before you buy
Delivered anywhere in Nigeria
Ikeja showroom
How much does a computer cost in Nigeria?
What we are charging right now, taken straight from the catalogue. Every range below is the cheapest and the dearest item we actually have in that category, not a guide price.
Your rights when goods are faulty come from the FCCPC and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act 2018. Our full terms are in the policies.
How much does a laptop cost in Nigeria?
At Blessing Computers a laptop runs from ₦131,250 to ₦6,562,500, across 672 machines in stock. Entry-level and UK-used sit at the bottom of that range, mainstream HP, Dell and Lenovo business laptops in the middle, and gaming rigs and mobile workstations at the top. Prices are in naira and new stock carries the manufacturer warranty. These are the figures as at 12 September 2026.
What else do you sell, and what do those cost?
The price table on this page lists every category we stock with its real cheapest and dearest item: laptops from ₦131,250, computer accessories from ₦539, phones from ₦6,773, monitors from ₦119,700, desktops from ₦168,000. Each range is read from our own catalogue rather than quoted as a guide price. These are the figures as at 12 September 2026.
What is the difference between new, refurbished and UK-used?
New means sealed stock from the manufacturer or their distributor, with the full manufacturer warranty. Refurbished and open-box have been tested and graded by us and are priced below new. UK-used, which is what most of the market means by second-hand, is an imported machine that has had a previous owner. We label the condition on the product card before you add anything to a cart, and we never sell a used machine as new.
How do I know a laptop is original and the warranty is valid?
Check the serial number against the manufacturer's own warranty tool before you pay. HP, Dell and Lenovo each publish one, and it will tell you the model, the build date and whether cover is still running. Every new machine we sell has a serial that checks out, an invoice carrying it, and the original box and accessories. If a serial does not resolve, that is a machine to walk away from, here or anywhere.
Why buy from a store rather than Computer Village, Jumia or Jiji?
You get one accountable seller. The price on the page is the price, the condition is stated before checkout, the invoice carries the serial number, and if the machine fails there is a repair desk and a showroom address to bring it back to. A marketplace listing is a different trader each time, with no warranty path once the money has moved. Our showroom is on Kodesoh Street in Ikeja, minutes from Computer Village, and you are welcome to test a machine before buying it.
Which laptop should I buy for school, office work or gaming?
For coursework, email and browsing, a current-generation Core i3 or i5 with 8GB and an SSD is enough, and it leaves budget for the warranty. For office and finance work, an i5 or i7 business laptop with 16GB. For design, engineering, CAD or video, a workstation or a gaming machine with a discrete GPU and 16GB or more. Tell us the job and the budget and we will say whether one of the cheaper options will do, because usually one of them will.
What if the computer is faulty or not what was described?
Contact us as soon as you notice, keeping the box, accessories, serial labels and invoice so the item can be inspected. Where goods are defective, unsafe or materially different from their description, you are entitled to a repair, replacement or refund under the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act 2018, and that is what you get. A change-of-mind return on correctly supplied, non-defective goods is at our discretion and may be refused, particularly for activated software and opened consumables. The full terms are on our policies page.
How much does a repair cost and how long does it take?
Diagnostics are free, so nobody pays to be told what is wrong. Once you have the diagnosis and a quote, most jobs turn around in about two days, and we fit genuine parts only. The desk handles hardware repair, software installation, data recovery and upgrades, and the same spare parts are on the site if you would rather order the part and fit it yourself.
Do you deliver outside Lagos, and how do I pay?
We deliver anywhere in Nigeria and dispatch within 12 to 24 hours of payment clearing. Pay by debit or credit card or by bank transfer at checkout. Checkout needs an account, so your order, warranty and invoice stay attached to you rather than to an email address we cannot verify. The showroom in Ikeja is open mon to fri, 9am to 6pm · sat till 4pm if you would rather collect.
About Blessing Computers
We have been selling and servicing computers from Kodesoh Street in Ikeja since 2005. Everything in the showroom is on this website too, so you can check the specs, see what is actually in stock, and order it from home, from the office, or on your break.
Shop laptops, phones and office tech online in Nigeria
The catalogue runs from laptops and desktops through monitors, phones, printers and copiers, networking gear and servers, down to the toner, cables and consumables that keep all of it running. Pay by card or bank transfer, and we deliver anywhere in Nigeria, with orders dispatched within 12 to 24 hours.
If you would rather buy the way people have bought from us since 2005, the showroom is open Mon to Fri, 9am to 6pm · Sat till 4pm. Come and see us in Ikeja.
Original hardware, full warranty, no grey-market guesswork
The most expensive mistake in Nigerian tech retail is a machine that turns out not to be what the box said. We sell sealed, genuine stock from the manufacturers we are authorised to carry, HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and Microsoft among them, and every new machine ships with its full manufacturer warranty.
When something is second-hand, refurbished or open-box, the card says so before you add it to the cart, and it is priced accordingly. Nothing here is dressed up as new. That is the whole of our approach to stocking a shop, and it is why our refurbished stock sells as fast as the new.
Repairs, upgrades and the parts to do them
A shop that only sells you the machine is not much use on the day the machine stops. Our engineering desk handles hardware repair, software installation, data recovery and upgrades. Diagnostics are free, most jobs turn around in about two days, and we fit genuine parts only.
The same parts are on the site, so you can order them yourself: chargers, keyboards, screens and batteries matched to your device in the spare parts catalogue.
Ask before you buy. That part is free
Specifications are easy to publish and hard to choose between. If you are not sure whether you need the workstation or the mid-range laptop will do, ask us first, on WhatsApp, on the phone, or across the counter. We would rather sell you the cheaper machine that fits than the expensive one that does not.
It is how the business has worked since a single Ikeja counter in 2005, and the story of the years between is worth five minutes if you are deciding who to buy from.