The phone is a 4G abd 2G only phone . its not quite common also
You would need to go to your network provider to make you a 4G user.
The mobile hotspot is the issue here now . i do hope youve gotten it fixed

I wrote an article few days back about how the Generation Z in Nigeria (Africa, maybe) are not making maximum use of technology, and the internet (as the case may be). Adebayo-Oyetoro Anjola, a 19 year old is one of those challenging the argument (though does not make it any less valid).

Anjola, who was a college dropout – though now back to school – founded [url] Offers.ng[/url] a marketplace for the sales and purchase of goods. The marketplace launched barely a month ago, and has had it’s own fair share of users too.

In the midst of the competition?

While speaking with Anjola, I was concerned that with the likes of Olx and Jiji dominating the Nigerian marketplace, how does he intend to break through and grab his own market share. Well, he was less concerned as he had a game plan already.

“We do believe that though there are many existing classifieds platforms, the market is still big enough for everyone. We don’t see competition, we see opportunities.”

“We plan to take it one step after the other with the first being providing a platform people will want to use and would have more reasons to reuse, and evolving into a household name with features that will stand us out.”

“To put our strategy in perspective, we already took a leap in redefining the space by being the first e-commerce site to implement the WhatsApp Seller option in Nigeria (which we introduced some weeks before Konga), and there are more where that came from.”


[url]Offers.ng[/url]
To further prove his point and let you see reasons why you should use [url]Offers.ng[/url] as platform, he confirms that “when you use the platform, you will find that it is truly buying and selling made easy, and it only gets better.”

Security on classifieds platforms.

Here was a question for Anjola – What have you put in place to ensure the security of buyers and sellers alike?

He answered that “Before we launched a beta version of the platform in September, we conducted a market survey to determine currently what are the challenges of users who use classifieds in Nigeria. The findings have really shaped the development of our platform as we found that security issues really ranks high on the list.”

“We have worked on and developed proprietary security measures that we hope will flag too good to be true ads and spams, with machine learning to improve its efficiency over time. We spend a lot of time plugging in security lapses and building a platform where users can trade with some measure of trust.”

“In the early part of 2018, we will roll out some additional features that will redefine how people use classifieds site, introducing extra added layers of security.”

Asides this, they have also been in touch with Eddy from SafeTrade to see how they could integrate their API and are also on the lookout for other platforms to ensure user security and prevent fraud. “Watch our space.”

What do you see as the greatest challenge of the sector you have launched in?

Conversion, not only of the crowd already online but of those currently offline. Whilst the potential is certainly really huge, we do believe that even the heavyweights in the sector have not fully tapped the opportunities in the sector. When people say success online is offline, it is particularly true of this sector.

Let us in on the business model of OffersNG

We have adopted a lean start-up model for our business and product development (which is based on an open source script by the way). We are not unmindful of lessons to learn from the failure of some early entrants into the sector and have taken steps to adopt a viable structure for the long term. We are here to stay.

Tell us about the team behind the venture, or is it just you at the helm?

We have a team of three founders, and a few hands we frequently outsource to. It is a growing team, and it continues to grow. I am only the loud-mouthed co-founder(laughs).

Trust is a pretty important factor in your sector. How do you intend gaining this from the public?

We do have a plan and are currently testing these features. We will keep it under wraps, for now, until roll out.

In 5 years, tell us how big you envisage [url]offers.ng[/url]?

We are taking it one day at a time, but in five (5) years we should have redefined the space enough to be a force.

What are your personal recipes for success? Tell us just two.

(laughs) I’m very far from being successful.
If looked at critically Offers NG is my first ‘Successful’ endeavor. At 19, I have been a college drop out and only just returned to school. Ask me this question in 5 years.

I wrote an article few days back about how the Generation Z in Nigeria (Africa, maybe) are not making maximum use of technology, and the internet (as the case may be). Adebayo-Oyetoro Anjola, a 19 year old is one of those challenging the argument (though does not make it any less valid).

Anjola, who was a college dropout – though now back to school – founded [url]Offers.ng[/url] a marketplace for the sales and purchase of goods. The marketplace launched barely a month ago, and has had it’s own fair share of users too.

In the midst of the competition?

While speaking with Anjola, I was concerned that with the likes of Olx and Jiji dominating the Nigerian marketplace, how does he intend to break through and grab his own market share. Well, he was less concerned as he had a game plan already.

“We do believe that though there are many existing classifieds platforms, the market is still big enough for everyone. We don’t see competition, we see opportunities.”

“We plan to take it one step after the other with the first being providing a platform people will want to use and would have more reasons to reuse, and evolving into a household name with features that will stand us out.”

“To put our strategy in perspective, we already took a leap in redefining the space by being the first e-commerce site to implement the WhatsApp Seller option in Nigeria (which we introduced some weeks before Konga), and there are more where that came from.”


[url]Offers.ng[/url]
To further prove his point and let you see reasons why you should use Offers.ng as platform, he confirms that “when you use the platform, you will find that it is truly buying and selling made easy, and it only gets better.”

Security on classifieds platforms.

Here was a question for Anjola – What have you put in place to ensure the security of buyers and sellers alike?

He answered that “Before we launched a beta version of the platform in September, we conducted a market survey to determine currently what are the challenges of users who use classifieds in Nigeria. The findings have really shaped the development of our platform as we found that security issues really ranks high on the list.”

“We have worked on and developed proprietary security measures that we hope will flag too good to be true ads and spams, with machine learning to improve its efficiency over time. We spend a lot of time plugging in security lapses and building a platform where users can trade with some measure of trust.”

“In the early part of 2018, we will roll out some additional features that will redefine how people use classifieds site, introducing extra added layers of security.”

Asides this, they have also been in touch with Eddy from SafeTrade to see how they could integrate their API and are also on the lookout for other platforms to ensure user security and prevent fraud. “Watch our space.”

What do you see as the greatest challenge of the sector you have launched in?

Conversion, not only of the crowd already online but of those currently offline. Whilst the potential is certainly really huge, we do believe that even the heavyweights in the sector have not fully tapped the opportunities in the sector. When people say success online is offline, it is particularly true of this sector.

Let us in on the business model of OffersNG

We have adopted a lean start-up model for our business and product development (which is based on an open source script by the way). We are not unmindful of lessons to learn from the failure of some early entrants into the sector and have taken steps to adopt a viable structure for the long term. We are here to stay.

Tell us about the team behind the venture, or is it just you at the helm?

We have a team of three founders, and a few hands we frequently outsource to. It is a growing team, and it continues to grow. I am only the loud-mouthed co-founder(laughs).

Trust is a pretty important factor in your sector. How do you intend gaining this from the public?

We do have a plan and are currently testing these features. We will keep it under wraps, for now, until roll out.

In 5 years, tell us how big you envisage [url]offers.ng[/url] ?

We are taking it one day at a time, but in five (5) years we should have redefined the space enough to be a force.

What are your personal recipes for success? Tell us just two.

(laughs) I’m very far from being successful.
If looked at critically Offers NG is my first ‘Successful’ endeavor. At 19, I have been a college drop out and only just returned to school. Ask me this question in 5 years.


Source: https://techmoran.com/hes-19-dropped-college-now-startup-founder-meet-offers-ngs-anjola/
StartUp : https://www.offers.ng

I wrote an article few days back about how the Generation Z in Nigeria (Africa, maybe) are not making maximum use of technology, and the internet (as the case may be). Adebayo-Oyetoro Anjola, a 19 year old is one of those challenging the argument (though does not make it any less valid).

Anjola, who was a college dropout – though now back to school – founded[url] Offers.ng[/url] a marketplace for the sales and purchase of goods. The marketplace launched barely a month ago, and has had it’s own fair share of users too.

In the midst of the competition?

While speaking with Anjola, I was concerned that with the likes of Olx and Jiji dominating the Nigerian marketplace, how does he intend to break through and grab his own market share. Well, he was less concerned as he had a game plan already.

“We do believe that though there are many existing classifieds platforms, the market is still big enough for everyone. We don’t see competition, we see opportunities.”

“We plan to take it one step after the other with the first being providing a platform people will want to use and would have more reasons to reuse, and evolving into a household name with features that will stand us out.”

“To put our strategy in perspective, we already took a leap in redefining the space by being the first e-commerce site to implement the WhatsApp Seller option in Nigeria (which we introduced some weeks before Konga), and there are more where that came from.”


[url]Offers.ng[/url]
To further prove his point and let you see reasons why you should use Offers.ng as platform, he confirms that “when you use the platform, you will find that it is truly buying and selling made easy, and it only gets better.”

Security on classifieds platforms.

Here was a question for Anjola – What have you put in place to ensure the security of buyers and sellers alike?

He answered that “Before we launched a beta version of the platform in September, we conducted a market survey to determine currently what are the challenges of users who use classifieds in Nigeria. The findings have really shaped the development of our platform as we found that security issues really ranks high on the list.”

“We have worked on and developed proprietary security measures that we hope will flag too good to be true ads and spams, with machine learning to improve its efficiency over time. We spend a lot of time plugging in security lapses and building a platform where users can trade with some measure of trust.”

“In the early part of 2018, we will roll out some additional features that will redefine how people use classifieds site, introducing extra added layers of security.”

Asides this, they have also been in touch with Eddy from SafeTrade to see how they could integrate their API and are also on the lookout for other platforms to ensure user security and prevent fraud. “Watch our space.”

What do you see as the greatest challenge of the sector you have launched in?

Conversion, not only of the crowd already online but of those currently offline. Whilst the potential is certainly really huge, we do believe that even the heavyweights in the sector have not fully tapped the opportunities in the sector. When people say success online is offline, it is particularly true of this sector.

Let us in on the business model of OffersNG

We have adopted a lean start-up model for our business and product development (which is based on an open source script by the way). We are not unmindful of lessons to learn from the failure of some early entrants into the sector and have taken steps to adopt a viable structure for the long term. We are here to stay.

Tell us about the team behind the venture, or is it just you at the helm?

We have a team of three founders, and a few hands we frequently outsource to. It is a growing team, and it continues to grow. I am only the loud-mouthed co-founder(laughs).

Trust is a pretty important factor in your sector. How do you intend gaining this from the public?

We do have a plan and are currently testing these features. We will keep it under wraps, for now, until roll out.

In 5 years, tell us how big you envisage [url]offers.ng[/url]?

We are taking it one day at a time, but in five (5) years we should have redefined the space enough to be a force.

What are your personal recipes for success? Tell us just two.

(laughs) I’m very far from being successful.
If looked at critically Offers NG is my first ‘Successful’ endeavor. At 19, I have been a college drop out and only just returned to school. Ask me this question in 5 years.
source : https://techmoran.com/hes-19-dropped-college-now-startup-founder-meet-offers-ngs-anjola/

bravesoul247:
This is very nice.

Thank You!
I will give you a premium spot for any of the offers posted by you
Just send me a mail with the link to your post-anjola@offers.ng

Don't forget to recommend Us to people and report any problems

polimaf:
hello, I like this and will like to meet with you guys and we can do something together .. I have similar ide a but I'm not a programmer...

Hey! Send me a mail anjola@offers.ng lets talk

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Watch This Space for Details
https://www.offers.ng

We Have Successfully Pushed Major Updates to Our site
Watch This Space for Details

We Have Successfully Pushed Major Updates to Our site
Watch This Space for Details

welcome to the game ma'am
we are happy to see Competitors springing up at https://www.offers.ng
we wish to see your startup do wonders
Cheers to the bright future

seunthomas:

4.2 Billion Naira or 4.2 Billion dollars?? Please were you see you statistics..

: (

Location??

800k cash and i'll get it

DanielTheGeek:


Well the bosses seem to be asleep or have abandoned NL. Maybe I should follow because the reception of this thread is just discouraging...

Reception of almost every post on NL nowadays is discouraging, Many views ....trickling comments

Base don reviews by dear NL friends and other well wishers. we have begun updates and introduced some features and you would begin to see the difference.
Thank you all

Basedon reviews by dear N

GenghisAlexa1:


Offers.ng

I pray you blow. Thing is, I can't see what unique thing you offer. Posted my ad already tho, promo no dey too much.

If you check the site now you would see it has been updated and now different from before . we are developing key features based on user reviews.
As a potential user what are the things you would like to see implemented??

i would have written it in php but php is your primary language

no comment

Sell your Autos at no cost

HottestFire:


Nice job.

You can introduce login ainthentication with google, rearrange pictures to standard size for 1, 2 or 4 images per post. Pictures of ads/resolution should be worked on, either use a plugin or develop one yourself.
Kudos.

Thank you
i'm inspired by comments such as yours!

nsimageorge:
Nice UI.

Thanks !

seunthomas:

4.2 Billion Naira or 4.2 Billion dollars?? Please were you see you statistics..

Baba I'm not in for your trolling
all i ask of you is a review and use of the platform nothing else
Thanks

Hello all My name is Jola Adebayo and I'm a member of the Nairaland Programming Community!(some might not know cheesy )

For the past few months I've been working alongside my partner on a way to help better the businesses of SMEs and We've built a classified ad platform for Nigerian businesses to meet their potential customers , employees or clients.
Do you know that The value of the Nigerian ecommerce sector is a worth about 4.2billion dollars [/b]and we are giving you a chance to tap into the market by offering your goods and services on our platform at no cost.

Simply Click on https://www.offers.ng

Jola Adebayo
for Offers NG|The Marketplace For Everyone


NB: Your Reviews are most welcomed!.
you can report and User experience issue on this thread or send a mail to hello@offers.ng

Hello all My name is Jola Adebayo and I'm a member of the Nairaland Programming Community!

For the past few months I've been working alongside my partner on a way to help better the businesses of SMEs and We've built a classified ad platform for Nigerian businesses to meet their potential customers , employees or clients.
Do you know that The value of the Nigerian ecommerce sector is a worth about 4.2billion dollars [/b]and we are giving you a chance to tap into the market by offering your goods and services on our platform at no cost.

Simply Click on https://www.offers.ng

Jola Adebayo
for Offers NG|The Marketplace For Everyone


[b]NB: Your Reviews are most welcomed!.
you can report and User experience issue on this thread or send a mail to hello@offers.ng