Obejor Computers, a digital outfit, on Friday unveiled a new e-commerce platform to ease commercial transactions in the country.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports from Lagos that the firm, a reputed brand in the nation’s communications and technology industry, focuses on e-commerce portals and devices designed to streamline business operations and make trade seamless across various sectors of the economy.
At the event, attended by industry stakeholders, the firm presented the unique features of the e-commerce platform to help the public understand, adopt and use it to simplify transactions.
Speaking at the event, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, Mr Ndubuisi Okechukwu-Obed, stated that the platform offers both online and offline sales and services.
Okechukwu-Obed demonstrated how the innovations would revolutionise online shopping and after-sales services, adding that the platform ensures seamless transactions and real-time assistance for customers nationwide.
According to the CEO, the unveiling of the platform is aimed at creating awareness and educating users about its dynamic and robust features.
“The ObejorDev e-commerce platform is integrated with AI assistants and bulk and single-selling options, thereby making it stand out in the highly competitive e-commerce and IT industry.
“Notably, the system supports both wholesale and retail business models, including official stores for regional manufacturers, entrepreneurs and individuals.
“Other unique features include Buy Now, Pay Later, multiple African currencies as payment options, and more,” he said.
He said some of the company’s sophisticated e-solution products include School Management Solutions, Hospital Management Solutions and POS Management Systems for businesses, among others.
He explained that the POS system is equipped with advanced features such as balance sheets and opening balances, designed to facilitate swift and secure business operations.
He further said the platform uses end-to-end encryption to address cybersecurity concerns and protect data from the device level to the server level.
Okechukwu-Obed advised young and aspiring business owners that trust and good conduct were the foundations of long-term business continuity and success.
“Good relationships and maintaining integrity, even during financial difficulties, are essential for building lasting professional connections,” he said.
He advised the younger generation to pursue their passions and remain committed to achieving success in their respective fields.
He said the company’s vision was centred on long-term growth in the technology industry.
He also encouraged entrepreneurs to remain resilient despite the economic challenges in Nigeria.
The CEO expressed the desire for greater government support through reduced taxes, improved infrastructure and a reliable power supply to help lower the cost of doing business.
