Nigeria’s largest online mall, Konga.com’s commitment to deepening commerce and trade in Africa is bearing commendable results as some of its franchisees and merchants have benefited from the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund.
The franchisees and merchants were among the Seven Hundred and Five beneficiaries who received various amounts of money to grow and enhance their businesses.
This is in line with Konga's mission to be the engine of trade and commerce in Africa by empowering indigenous MSME's to reach a wider market across the nation as demonstrated through its strategic collaboration with the Lagos state government thereby helping franchisees and merchants to match with the fast changing technology by providing platforms for them to thrive.
Konga.com is Nigeria’s largest online mall. The company launched in July 2012 with a mission, ‘To Become the Engine of Commerce and Trade in Africa’. The company has recorded very rapid growth and in just 3 years, konga.com has built an operation that leads the market in customer satisfaction, merchandise shipped and innovation.
Konga began operations as a first party retailer investing in inventory and infrastructure to support the birth of ecommerce in the region. The company has now evolved to become Nigeria’s most vibrant online marketplace with close to 30,000 merchants registered and selling on the platform. With over 200,000 products listed on the site, spanning various categories including Phones, Computers, Clothing, Shoes, Home Appliances, Books, healthcare, Baby Products, personal care and much more; Kongais Nigeria’s largest online marketplace.
Konga has offices in Lagos, hubs in South Africa and China; with warehouses and distribution centers all over Nigeria.
See more details on konga.com.
The franchisees and merchants were among the Seven Hundred and Five beneficiaries who received various amounts of money to grow and enhance their businesses.
This is in line with Konga's mission to be the engine of trade and commerce in Africa by empowering indigenous MSME's to reach a wider market across the nation as demonstrated through its strategic collaboration with the Lagos state government thereby helping franchisees and merchants to match with the fast changing technology by providing platforms for them to thrive.
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| Franchisee of Konga Online Shopping Limited who benefitted from the LSETF Loan Scheme in a group photograph with Board members of LSETF and Adeola Lawrence, Business Development Manager of Konga Online Shopping Limited. |
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| Franchisee of Konga Online Shopping Limited who benefitted from the LSETF Loan Scheme in a group photograph with Akintude Oyebode, Executive Secretary of LSETF and Adeola Lawrence, Business Development Manager of Konga Online Shopping Limited. |
About Konga.com
Konga.com is Nigeria’s largest online mall. The company launched in July 2012 with a mission, ‘To Become the Engine of Commerce and Trade in Africa’. The company has recorded very rapid growth and in just 3 years, konga.com has built an operation that leads the market in customer satisfaction, merchandise shipped and innovation.
Konga began operations as a first party retailer investing in inventory and infrastructure to support the birth of ecommerce in the region. The company has now evolved to become Nigeria’s most vibrant online marketplace with close to 30,000 merchants registered and selling on the platform. With over 200,000 products listed on the site, spanning various categories including Phones, Computers, Clothing, Shoes, Home Appliances, Books, healthcare, Baby Products, personal care and much more; Kongais Nigeria’s largest online marketplace.
Konga has offices in Lagos, hubs in South Africa and China; with warehouses and distribution centers all over Nigeria.
See more details on konga.com.
This is very good but my we in Port Harcourt are suffering, we dont have all these opportunities that others are enjoying especially those in Lagos state.
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Gud motivation from Konga.
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