Nigerians Responded to Egoras Awoof Sale [Video]

It is a very simple business model: recruit young people and teach them practical electronics and broad engineering. Ask citizens to bring old or unused household items. Get those young people to refurbish them. Put months-long warranty on the items. Sell them to the citizens at cost model about 40% of new ones.

Many benefits: save the planet, deny landfills of assets, fight for Naira by disintermediating unnecessary imports, help families save, and advance communities. Egoras awoof sales which took place last week was superb. Office locations here.

The destination – to be successful and be listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, employing many technical talents while “making life easy for all”.

We’re starting with refurbishment but nothing stops us making new fans, fridges, TV sets, etc if we see cost efficiency at the input level, especially electricity. By investing and deepening talent via our world-class vocational training and mentoring, Egoras can provide a pillar for Nigeria to rise. If you are an #engineer from VocTech to OND to PhD, let us #build for new Nigeria and Africa.

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