Printing Companies in Lagos

Looking for professional printing company in Lagos? Lexoft Media is a printing company in Lagos that you can trust with all your prints.

Lexoft Media Limited is a printing press company in Nigeria that has served over 5000 customers and renowned organizations. It handles all printing of business cards, flyers, handbills, custom banners, brochures, plastic I.D cards, custom T-shirts monogramming and branding, also stationery branding.

As Nigeria’s No1 online printing and branding company , Lexoft Media Limited works with the best team which gives absolute commitment , professionalism and rapt attention to its customers in a bid to give them perfect and excellent services.




Lexoft Prints offers its services using the latest printing technologies you could ever think of thereby making production swift and delivered in or before 24hrs. Another good thing is, you don’t have to go to their office, you can actually just go to their website www.lexoft.com.ng or call in to place orders.

Lexoft Media Limited is located at No 5, Agbaoku Street, Opebi Rd, Ikeja, Lagos. You can call 09080906018 for your orders or for enquiries. 
Place your orders today and get it delivered to your doorstep.


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