Please how can I register on jumia as a seller

That's great!

sonnie10:
If I had some spare money I would buy but for the fact that it has not made any profit for a while is not encouraging.
Anyway, Amazon was like that at a point when they were building those mega fulfillment centers.
Jumia might have to tell us why they are not making profit yet

it took Amazon and Alibaba over 10 yrs to make profit. they were both making loses in the first couple of yrs of business. you can search it up on google if you dont believe me. Now Jeff and Jack are the top 10 richest men in the world.

gtrader:
Wow... Very impressive. I'm gonna buy some good number of shares from them. Kudos to Jumia

Taken by Mii

I think instagram sales has reduced the impact of ecommerce sites like jumia in Nigeria.

MisterGrace:
Read about it earlier. This is truly beautiful.

The consistency and smart hard work finally paid off.

It is not easy for an online shop to thrive in Nigeria and Africa considering so many factors. But Jumia have found its way around.

This is amazing.

Yeah.

Very true.

Visit bextmart.com

Amazon or Walmart will soon buy jumia

Visit http://bextmart.com/

Nice one.. Kudos to jumia..

Can I order UK pizza through Jumia? Or it's just British airways that does that?

The BBC's Africa Business Editor, Larry Madowo, said that Jumia was not yet profitable and had accumulated losses of nearly $1bn since it was founded.

Hmm, It's not easy for Ezekiel oo.

Virus99:
Well Kwarasell.com is coming... And we gonna knock them off the chart soon.

When Please ?

Even Uber and Lyft traded, but although pkapka still yet even upon though, they rarely make profit.
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Has Jumia made profit?
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Nigeria government go still fight dem soon.

gtrader:
Wow... Very impressive. I'm gonna buy some good number of shares from them. Kudos to Jumia

Pls how do I go about it. I'll like to buy also. Thanks!

martineverest:
Amazon or Walmart will soon buy jumia

Another angle. Those guys hate competition. If one of them could, they would buy the other.

Virus99:
Well Kwarasell.com is coming... And we gonna knock them off the chart soon.

Please review the name of the website. I'll always encourage naija startup so review your business plans and if possible you should have a professional business analyst help you. Happy weekend

Nice!

Donchuksani:
Please how can I register on jumia as a seller

It is very easy. just go to the Jumia Co-op office along Adeniyi Jones on Tuesday and Thursday 10am. The seminar do hold by that time. There you will be taught everything you need to know on how to be a good vendor on the platform.
If you have an question and if I have got the answer I'll answer you.

nigeria is a very bad place to invest with all thr type of people we have in this country. we need to change our mindset no trust. everybody want pay ok delivery and @ the end some will still dupe u.


we starting my online store very soon

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vixpal:
Visit http://bextmart.com/

goan buy SSL to ur site jare

Jumia is not really an African Startup, it is a company owned by two French Co-CEOs. Duly incorporated in Germany.

The NYSE. I will ring that bell.

HajimeSaito:
"The DHL Africa eShop brings together more than 200 American and British retailers and will deliver directly to homes, something Jumia has struggled with."

Ope o, so I can finally ditch Amazon and AliExpress knowing that there is an international retailer made SPECIFICALLY for the Nigerian market

Not quite. Amazon and AliExpress still have their place.

But the laudable part of DHL Africa eShop is that Mall for Africa is the technical partner making it happen behind the scenes. Always been a fan of that business outfit and another--Circuit Atlantic (later Shippyme). The latter failed to make a mark for several reasons, but it's nice that MfA is finally hitting strides on the global scene.

I think one side to MfA that doesn't get enough exposure is that they also facilitate the reverse. Having Nigerian sellers vend their wares on US/UK sites to access a wealthy market. The pilot program was for eBay. e-Commerce isn't my cup of tea, but I expect some silent movers are taking advantage of that opening.

-Lord

But isn't Mall for Africa also involved with Jumia?

LordAdam16:


Not quite. Amazon and AliExpress still have their place.

But the laudable part of DHL Africa eShop is that Mall for Africa is the technical partner making it happen behind the scenes. Always been a fan of that business outfit and another--Circuit Atlantic (later Shippyme). The latter failed to make a mark for several reasons, but it's nice that MfA is finally hitting strides on the global scene.

I think one side to MfA that doesn't get enough exposure is that they also facilitate the reverse. Having Nigerian sellers vend their wares on US/UK sites to access a wealthy market. The pilot program was for eBay. e-Commerce isn't my cup of tea, but I expect some silent movers are taking advantage of that opening.

-Lord

seborrhic:
"Jumia began operations in Nigeria in 2012".
Says a lot about the operating environment then.
I think Konga too was founded around that same period or thereabouts,but at least pre 2015.
ShopRite stores too with JustRight.
Infact pre 2015 was when big supermarkets made a re entry into Nigeria with massive expansions round the country.
These and many other such companies brought a lot of foreign exchange and jobs most especially.
I maybe mistaken,but I can't recall ShopRite opening any new outlet since 2015 or 2016 when a certain leader started discouraging investments through his hogwash,but most times non existent economic policies.
I also wish Konga well and would welcome other major players entering the online retail business.
Jobs,direct and indirect are aplenty in that field.
The next big area either banks,other financial outfits or big time retailers should delve into and indeed conquer, particularly financial institutions,is the credit market industry.
There is a lot of money to be made in this field, especially with BVN now in play, because it would drive up the consuming perchant of Nigerians,knowing they can pay for their needs in instalments,freeing up cash for other more immediate concerns.

The BVN for the credit industry is a smart idea. But Nigeria is not yet ready to support a credit industry. Anyone who goes in now will face untold hurdles and should simply open a line to a pharmaceutical to replenish drugs daily for insomnia.

I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying for most capital investors, there are other avenues with far less baggage.

Credit mainly works in the West because it's a way to expand the economy. Debt creates money. In Nigeria, beyond FG workers. workers for international non profits, and private sector workers of select coys in Oil & Gas, Finance, and Construction; the rest of the population is a nightmare for credit initiatives. The target market is too small.

Which is made worse by the double digit inflation and double digit MPR. Go check out what RenMoney and the dozen plus micro financial lending institutions charge in interests and their term conditions. Hell will freeze over before casual credit catches on with rates in the same bracket.

Nigeria needs to get the fundamental right; infrastructure, strong institutions, respect for rule of law. All other things will be added in due time.

-Lord

HajimeSaito:
But isn't Mall for Africa also involved with Jumia?

I think they're competing with Jumia launching Jumia Global to take on Mall for Africa's core business model.

But don't take my word for it. I don't follow our local tech scene as much as I used to.

-Lord

Hello

Thanks for dropping the knowledge.

LordAdam16:


I think they're competing with Jumia launching Jumia Global to take on Mall for Africa's core business model.

But don't take my word for it. I don't follow our local tech scene as much as I used to.

-Lord

I noticed that items on konga are cheaper.

Naruto87:

Please review the name of the website. I'll always encourage naija startup so review your business plans and if possible you should have a professional business analyst help you. Happy weekend

Yeah we hear this a lot sir.
But we just want a unique a name. Something that shows where it is coming from. Something black people all over can easily identified with.