| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by santaclaws: 11:27am 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.
So start-ups are only wasting investor's money and the market shouldn't be competitive? Whatever business you're doing, if it's not future-proof, it's only a matter of time before competition suffocates it. If Jumia cannot remodel their business for optimal profitability, it's better for them to focus on the 'cash cow' which in this case is their online store. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by nedekid: 11:27am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Them de shut down.
They should not add other countries to the list just to show it is a general problem.
I drove pass akowonjo road yesterday, sweet sensation has shut down, they are stripping the property, I stopped at tfc, omo the place dry like desert. Infact they just make small amount of food, no more swallow and other exortic foods eg grilled fish, snails, catfish in stew etc. Just basic rice, few pepper chicken and just one barbeque chicken on display.
Ac sef, for where? Guess they only use Ac when there is Nepa.
In surmarry, what this means is that the purchasing power of Nigerians is being devastated. As time goes, people will only buy what they need ie the basics. Such business as eateries, will fold.
The only leisurely business will be alcohol and olosho. Ie joints. People will keep their money to drink beer, eat point and kill and then to console themselves when drunk is to carry olosho, heavily priced to the bearest minimum though. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Machinegun91(m): 11:29am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Very good news
Jumia is another scam
Welcome glovo, chawdeck etc |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by StJasper(m): 11:29am On Dec 14, 2023 |
sweetval:
This is bad. This man wan finish us kpatakpata  Your education is a waste if you can't comprehend simple information. 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by johnog4sure: 11:29am 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! All these you are celebrating will only benefit a few capitalists not the entire populace plus larger % of the money will be exported to the founders country or tax haven, the gap between the rich and the poor will be so wide by 2030. The poor will generally become hopeless! |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by datola: 11:35am On Dec 14, 2023 |
Fuckyoumod:
this is what your head can rap.
See, the reason I shop blindly on Jumia (paying for what I can't see or inspect physically to my satisfaction on Jumia) is because I have some guarantee and level of confidence that my money is safe and I can get it back should anything go wrong.
Any day Jumia decides to implement this nonsense you typed here, there name na sorry!
I will walking into the market buy what I can see and know I am pleased and go home.
Why because, often times you pay for what you see online (pictures) and when the real item comes you are seeing something else.
True or false? So If true, do you think anybody will buy again from Jumia if Jumia does not have a flexible policy?
Nobody go buy again. They will pack and get out of Nigeria and Africa.
So, they know what they are doing, costumers confidence is everything.
So learn bro, and have a good ahead. đź‘Ť
Boda.. odensin.. Ota aje. It's your type that will buy products and go and use them for party stained and returned to Jumia that you changed your mind. Jumia will pay Vendor for the damage because they have investors money to waste. You said if the policy is stopped you will be going to physical market to shop. Who stops you. They call for animals with horn snail is showing face. Enemy of progress. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by peculiar2233: 11:40am 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 need to be taken to Aro before your insan*ty get out of hand |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by eteba(m): 11:42am On Dec 14, 2023 |
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| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Okpollo: 11:42am 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! If truely its competition that is driving investors away there would be no need to woo foreign investors and also there will be no inflation in the prices of goods . The sad reality is that the purchasing power of average nigerian is been reduced drastically on daily bases reason for low patronage, on the other hand cost of production keeps on increasing. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by jaxxy(m): 11:43am 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! U left the topic at hand to derail the thread with propaganda? u still failed to mention where people can get aame Jumia food service cheaper? 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Cantonese: 11:49am 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! No shame for your eye. Chinese are building; Indians are building, etc. Where are the ones built by Nigerians? What’s happening to the looted amounts? At the end you all will pretend when the companies complain about their inability to repatriate their funds. How has your party in 8 years made food easily accessible to Nigerians and easily affordable too? 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by yomalex(m): 11:51am On Dec 14, 2023 |
bassdow:
which one is "na wa o" ?
Have you ever ordered from them ? If YES, how many times ? to what end? |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Kukutente23: 11:52am On Dec 14, 2023 |
accordadoga25:
Hehehe
We never see money chop mama put, Na Jumia food we want chop.
Safe journey to them So you're that broke still yet you're zombiefying |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by southernbelle(f): 12:06pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
These apps and online food delivery businesses were most relevant during COVID when people valued the convenience and over time, people built direct relationships with some restaurants which meant they could bypass the apps and order from the vendors directly or as is more popular post-COVID, just visit the restaurants themselves. In some cases, we even buy directly from friends, family members and even SMEs on Instagram/X who started the food business as well.
I think we should also factor in the fact that a lot of the educated young people who use services like this have japa'ed so this will definitely affect demand.
And for the past months/years, the economic conditions have been so tough that people don't have the money to spare anymore to buy food online when they are cooking their own meals to save money and even devising means to save cooking fuel while at it. The last time I ordered food on the app for two people, I was surprised at the total amount it came up to when I finished - too high for a one-time meal.
Jumia Food did good, they were there when we really needed such a service; I am sad to see them go but it is what it is. 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Achoghim: 12:08pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
The US consulate in Lagos isn’t of any economic benefit to Nigeria, that’s the truth. To make my point clear, the largest US embassy is in Baghdad, but has it in any way helped the Iraqi economy? 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! |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by ShootThemAll(m): 12:14pm 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! Gibberish! You go explain explain tire... NO EVIDENCE! |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Kemadealadire(f): 12:15pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
Will miss them oh. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by cucumbar: 12:24pm 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! Na lies go kill this robot |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Emily22(m): 12:29pm 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
Unhealthy competition is not also helping matter because of all these start ups getting free funds from investors to waste.
Some will even buy shoes in jumia, wear it to a party and still return it, funny thing is that jumia will still accept it and deduct the money from the vendor, like WTF 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by bassdow: 12:37pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
meum:
But similar startups have been launching after JumiaFood. Chowdeck, food court, Heyfood etc & they have been getting patronage. ...yea, until they no more getting patronage. Had it been annother company that closed down, shebii Jumia for follow the OTHERs that have been getting patronage ? Issuue be say, just the cost of transportation alone, is shuutting a lot of businesses down + It's easier combinning a business with something related, like Jumia is doing, rather than doing it seperately. That client of ours then, wanted to launch in 3-countries at same time. Website & Mobile apps was ready, we have started doing the necessary datta entry, etc when all of a sudden, client pulled the plug |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Ayatullah(m): 12:48pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
A very good news for Mama-Puts all over Nigeria.
Let Mama-Puts breathe and smile again. 
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| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by YoungBlackRico(m): 1:14pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
Don't care |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by naniawini(f): 1:15pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
My jumia app has not been opening and I ordered something from them. God abeg oh |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Tobest94: 1:35pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
Idiot people. Focus on normal goods that you’re good at. Person go order food in the morning you go bring an fir evening when hunger don finish him patapata or when he don go sort himself somewhere else |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Aquila99: 1:38pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
sweetval:
This is bad. This man wan finish us kpatakpata Stop being stupid and read.. even if ur dick no fit rise na Tinubu. U carry infection. Na still tinubu. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Hotice085: 1:46pm 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! Blah blah blah blah blah |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by Lilymax(f): 2:53pm 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
Unhealthy competition is not also helping matter because of all these start ups getting free funds from investors to waste.
It's Jumia Food, not Jumia Online Store that is closing down 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by qanda: 3:11pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
othermen:
In this Tinubu’s economy- I am interested in other Stakeholders, especially employees, who are directly impacted by the decision to move away from Jumia Food. Management already asserted that this move is in the best interest of shareholders.
That said, management sometimes take curious decisions. Just give a thought to the rationale behind this strategic shift, which is framed in terms of allocating resources to divisions with a higher return on investment. But, just a little delving , you would see that the decision is not solely driven by the presence of a division with a higher return on capital; rather, it is driven by the understanding that Jumia's Food division cost of capital surpasses the returns.
Jumia Food constitutes a substantial portion (11%) of Jumia's Gross Merchandise Value, and so any investor may want to move beyond a singular focus on the non-viability or non-financial sustainability of the food delivery division. They will want to do a comprehensive evaluation of the overall strategy across other divisions.
I would say, rather than attribute management decision solely to financial metrics, how about we do some industry ratio and trend analysis and consider factors contributing to the decline in active consumers and orders. Are there operational challenges, shifting consumer behaviors, or external factors like the removal of fuel subsidies impacting the cost of delivery? Such analysis will help you interrogate the content of the financial reasons which management claim to drive their decision, you may see that the reason why Jumia food is shutting down is not because of the division diminished financial returns, but rather, it’s a result of series of poor decision-making, management inability to adapt or navigate changes in the business environment or management failure to allocate resources efficiently or ensure efficient operations. So, it’s not the financial return that is the disease, the financial downturn is just a symptom. And we should know what the disease is especially, gleaming from the industry.
The competitive landscape raises additional questions. Why are competitors like Glovo thriving in the sector, and what strategies have Jumia employed to navigate challenges? Or it is just easier, to let go of employees, and use this shut down to scuttle assessment of management performances. If you lost significant market share, why is that not management failure in strategic positioning, market understanding or management failure in responding to industry dynamics?? Moreover , the absence of information regarding the potential return on investment in the other divisions adds to the “MagoMago”. As an investor, seek transparency on the strategic vision for these other divisions, their growth prospects, and the expected returns, re-evaluate Jumia's management strategy, considering not only the financial dynamics.
Biko, addressing the multifaceted reasons behind the decline in Jumia Food's performance is to gain more insight about the overall going concern of Jumia as you may elucidate strategies from such assessments that could help overcome potential challenges in other divisions. If you want to restore my confidence as a shareholder, this will be crucial in Jumia's overall business trajectory. How did you come to the conclusion that Glovo is thriving? When did Glovo enter the Nigeria Food delivery Market? How long has Jumia operated in the food Market? Are you aware Bolt food also exited the Market? I bet the Jumia hierarchy know about what you stated about trend analysis et al and even more. They have taken a decision they consider best for their business. You are not privy to the fine details. Respect the decision. You may also undertake the industry analysis as a personal assignment and share your findings for the benefit of interested persons. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by lakefist(m): 3:26pm 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
Unhealthy competition is not also helping matter because of all these start ups getting free funds from investors to waste.
Even in developed world, you can return items. The problem with Jumia is corrupt staff and management. 1 Like |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by syntekelite(m): 4:27pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
Jumia wey suppose use the profits made for training of better logistics staffs and better idea creators...
Vendors on their site with ridiculous prices then you add delivery fees and realise its better to buy at the shops around you, i mean basic commodities re 2x more expensive than buying on ur street who does that? Plus you hve to wait 3-4 days fr delivery while on your street its instant, well boku don take over basic sphag there is ₦650 its just a matter of time b4 the chinese substandard selling scam of a company called jumia folds with their arrogance... |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by syntekelite(m): 4:31pm 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
Unhealthy competition is not also helping matter because of all these start ups getting free funds from investors to waste.
What incentives.. jumia is actually the main scammer 96% of goods sold there except food cupboard are substandard,what you buy isnt what you get reason most folks re back to physical shopping,their prices for food are 2x higher than the mallam on your street so why bother? As per returning items it takes weeks most times and you get a voucher less the amount you spent its only in extreme cases u get fully refunded(e.g damaged item or diff item which is jumias fault) Boku and spa have taken over the game cos jumia is a greedy company.. |
| Re: Jumia Food To Shutdown In Nigeria From December 2023 by syntekelite(m): 4:36pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
sweetjohn:
Who buys food from online store? Damm! It aint even their food, its restaurants that you can already visit yourself that they showcase their foods and tell you to buy thru jumia incl delivery, the stupid thing abt jumia food is they dont even hve the logistics to deliver everywhere in lag, secondly the likes of kfc, burger king, pizza hut, the place, cold stone re everywhere and easily accessible both physically and online with most offering free delivery and diff promos directly so why will anyone go thru jumia food, they just a badly run company with the wrong board who lack foresight. |
