The founder of Oke Arin markethub, Mr Olu Jacobs, has tasked the government to ramp up local production capacity to enhance e-commerce efficiency.
He stated this during the recent launch of Oke Arin markethub.com, an app created for easy bulk shopping.
Jacobs said the ability to procure products in bulk at market prices would help to streamline operations, and better service to customers.
According to Jacobs, the power of the Oke Arin markethub lies in its simplicity, as it eliminates the complexities of traditional supply chains, granting you direct access to a wide variety of products.
He said, “The concept of bulk purchasing is not merely a convenience, it is a solution to the challenges that many of us face in daily lives.
“We are standing on the verge of a revolution of market. 50 per cent of the market in Lagos has been taken over by foreigners. The market hub is created with a huge vision to deliver and revolutionise the way the market operates, the open market in Nigeria is full of chaos and hurdles.”
In her remark, the Chief Executive Officer of Advantage Health Africa, Mrs Adebola Adebakin, admonished the government to draw closer to start-ups for better understanding and cooperation.
She stated, “In a world marked by innovation, where technology continues to shape the way we live and work, Oke Arin MarketHub sets itself apart with her laser focus on bulk purchases. In a world where time is a precious commodity and efficiency is paramount, this approach addresses a critical need for many of us.
“For career women and ambitious professionals, this platform offers a lifeline, providing a streamlined way to source essential goods in the quantities they require, all at market prices. No more sacrificing precious hours on multiple shopping excursions or compromising on the quality and quantity of supplies.”
According to Adebakin, with an unwavering commitment to consumer convenience, it caters to a diverse audience, including career women, busy upwardly mobile individuals, households, offices, restaurants, hotels, and supermarkets, among others.
