Jumia Nigeria, leading online shop and First Bank of Nigeria Limited, biggest player in the financial sector, understand that e-commerce has become a strong factor for economic growth with persistent initiatives to empower Nigerians and Nigeria.
Recognising the shift in the way customers think and what they want per time, the institutions have continually positioned to provide excellent services regardless of the situation.
FirstBank’s partnership with Jumia Nigeria is in consonance with the Bank’s culture to put customers first and support leading business innovations which would provide convenience for the customer.
According to Mr. Chuma Ezirim, head, E-Business, FirstBank, “At FirstBank, we are positioned to create value for our customers through strategic and innovative partnerships. This unique partnership with Jumia Nigeria will take customer experience to another level like we have never seen before in e-commerce. Apart from having a wide assortment of products and excellent services available to customers, the FirstBank Naira Credit Card also empowers them to purchase the items conveniently”.
Jumia Nigeria said it remains the online shop customers can trust and will continue to go the extra mile ahead of other online stores with careful attention to the needs of its customers ensuring they have the best shopping experience at all times.
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Jumia Nigeria, leading online shop and First Bank of Nigeria Limited, biggest player in the financial sector, understand that e-commerce has become a strong factor for economic growth with persistent…
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