Njalo.ng, a free classifieds platform that emphasizes safety and convenience to sellers and buyers, has simplified the online marketplace to encourage more Nigerians to embrace it.
According to Mr. Emeka Orjiani, co-founder/Chief Technology Officer of Njalo.ng, the reasons are not farfetched.
He said Njalo is on the mission to restore the confidence of Nigerians, and indeed African to ecommerce through hassle-free, secured and convenient process.
Explain how to sell or buy on Njalo.ng, Orijani said:
Posting ads on Njalo.ng is easy and fast, just take the following steps to proceed:
Step 1.
Click on Njalo.ng ads for FREE NOW
Step 2:
Complete all the information about your item such as title, category, region, description, price and add photos (at least three photos needed for cars and phones).
Step 3:
Double-check the phone number and other information
Step 4:
After filling out the required fields, click on “Post” button.
Once you post your ad, you will be immediately redirected to our registration page.
Step 5:
Your advert will be published shortly once Njalo.ng moderators have approved it
Step 6: Once your advert is live, you will receive a notification.
“Be ready to receive incoming calls from your potential buyers”, he said.
Speaking further on market acceptability of Njalo.ng, the CTO said, “It has been awesome. In fact, the response has been overwhelming in the sense that we just wanted to start on a low-key note but the sellers and buyers are coming in thousands”.
“This further confirms that Nigerians are ready to embrace classifieds that ‘care’ about them, their needs and respond to their queries instantaneously. It takes a click to get us chatting with you. So, try Najlo.ng today”, he concluded.
The platform that went live on Monday January 06, 2020, made a promise to empower millions of individuals and businesses in Nigerians with free access to sell anything ranging from smartphones, cars, laptops, clothes, shoes, bags, property, furniture, books/literature, kiddies’ wears, job placement/vacancies, amongst others.
Source: Commweek
