| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by OmoGomesIlorin: 9:27am On Dec 14, 2023 |
WHo need Jumia Food when Mama put is lot cheaper.
Food business if not for everyone. Especially when high percentage of NIgeria love to cook at home and you have to compete with many cheaper alternatives. Also, many local restuarant are doing deliveries this days 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Fatbam005: 9:27am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper? Get it cheaper where? What is cheap even garri price keeps skyrocketing 3 Likes |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Nokio2: 9:27am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Who be jumia food again
Naija even hope don shutdown |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by civilserva: 9:28am On Dec 14, 2023 |
I blame Igbo people |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Mosba: 9:28am On Dec 14, 2023 |
If una no talk am here I for no know o. Never heard Jumia food before. Are they selling tuwo with gbegiri? 2 Likes |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by OluwaBlessyn: 9:30am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Food price don humble everyone 😂😂 |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by TruthsFM: 9:31am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Tinubu harsh economy policies destroyed Nigeria food commodities and its prices in the market. Very unfortunate. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by AK481(m): 9:31am On Dec 14, 2023 |
What tinubu cannot destroy doesn't exist . 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by casualobserver: 9:31am On Dec 14, 2023 |
psalmz:
Nothing works here in nigeria You yourself, you don’t work, so how can the country work…..think about it well! A country is not just a physical space. A country is a collection of people! 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by FreeStuffsNG: 9:31am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Fatbam005:
Get it cheaper where? What is cheap even garri price keeps skyrocketing Smh. I will use N1500 to enjoy two medium sized wraps of amala , abula soup with ewedu, gbegiri , omi obe, big sized ogunfe meat and one bottle of water while Jumia food will charge me between N3,500 and N5000 for same. If you are in the garri class then you have never been in the category of Jumia food customer category so this thread is not for you sir. Garri is not imported so price changes by season too. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by benardtotti(m): 9:32am On Dec 14, 2023 |
2 Likes |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by DKM123: 9:32am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Na wa! |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Justiceleague1: 9:32am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! These are the west you "people" hate so much  |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Angelfrost(m): 9:33am On Dec 14, 2023 |
The competition in that area is ruthless... They are out of their depth. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Dotmanq: 9:35am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Street food to the world.
Who still uses Jumia Food. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by olaztek(m): 9:36am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Local and foreign businesses are on shutting spree. God help us. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by LockDown69(m): 9:36am On Dec 14, 2023 |
The economy is shutting doing, conditions are not favorable for even small-scale businesses to thrive talkmore of bigger ones, very unfortunate. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by victory36(m): 9:37am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! dey play. Why aren't south Africa or Kenya a global manufacturing hub yet. Nigeria is merely just trying to catch up to them. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by garriAndsugar: 9:37am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! 2025 is just one year and some months. I wonder wetin una go talk again by then 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Westerhoffe(m): 9:38am On Dec 14, 2023 |
GO0DHardDick:
Imagine how 2024 go be?
Seunmsg how far? Dude can never show up on threads like this Not if he has an alternate account. He'll lambast his choice and you'd even like the comment and click share. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by bonnyhope: 9:39am On Dec 14, 2023 |
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| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Zidoh(m): 9:42am On Dec 14, 2023 |
datola:
Ah. this so unfortunate.
Jumia need to change strategy of burning cash in the name of incentives to customers. Jumia will tell Nigerians to buy and return anything with no fault. How
Competition is not also helping matter because of all these start ups getting free funds from investors to waste.
These are parts ehat many new Enterprenuer faces 2 Likes |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by BABAawoo47: 9:42am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! You're incredibly optimistic sha |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by bonnyhope: 9:42am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! By 2025 you will still come to tell another story Continue 4 Likes |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Bridget95(f): 9:43am On Dec 14, 2023 |
NORTH and Southwest don finally destroy the country kpatakpata.
Everything and everybody is on the run 🏃♂️ out of the country. 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Zidoh(m): 9:44am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Addme:
It's expected. The market is already saturated.
Even local restaurants are branding their 2x2 shops to make it look better. Things are hard already,so people prefer to buy cheaper.
They should concentrate more on the e-commerce. Everybody just have to upgrade to meet up even the with increase in population... 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by FireUpNow(m): 9:45am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! Creating more job opportunities |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Zidoh(m): 9:46am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! Then sms we have to stand firm. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Realdeals(m): 9:47am On Dec 14, 2023 |
The app never really works |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by ElonEmpire: 9:47am On Dec 14, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Competition is beating them silly! Nigerians are increasingly price-sensitive and not brand sensitive. Why buy Jumia food when you can get it cheaper?
Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.
America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos
Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna
Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent
Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had
Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger
A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt
An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country
Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.
South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.
Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.
German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.
Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.
Etc etc etc...
NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! Worst form of deceit is self deceit. Continue deceiving yourself no wahala 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by excanny: 9:50am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Balablu voodoo economics recovery. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Rejouir: 9:51am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Tinubu o! What have you done again 😭 |
