IN response to increasing market demands, leading on-line supermarket in Nigeria, Naija Music 2015 Gloo.ng, has established a two-hour express delivery service.

Gloo.ng said besides the need to meet increasing market demands, the fresh marketplace proposal is also targeted at promoting the well-being of busy homemakers.

In accordance with the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Olumide Olusanya, the service is exceptional and first in class The Nigerian Tribune Newspaper Nigeria in Nigeria.

He explained the express service extends the convenience of Gloo's award winning same day service (usually used for monthly stock-up purchases) to last minute, emergency or unplanned purchases.



A minimum order of N4, 000 is required, a maximum limit of N8, 000 is what is allowed and home appliance products are excluded."

Olumide described the system is built in such manner these states are verified in the purpose of checking out; stressing that only orders that meet the above states will see the "2-Hour Express Service" option presented as section of the delivery choices on the checkout page.

He added that all a customer must do is select this choice as delivery process if he or she would like to use the 2-Hour Express service. "Your ordered goods will likely be delivered within 2 hours of us sending you a Delivery Guidance Verification message. The 2-Hour Express Naija Latest news of today service brings a N999 best Naija news express delivery fee and payments are prepaid before an order www.naij.com is processed.

The 2-Hour Express service brings a N999 express delivery fee and payments www.naij.com are prepaid before news. nigeria an order is processed.

According to him, because the service remains nigerian punch newspaper lagos in beta stage, "we're presently restricting it to delivery places about the Lagos Island.

He also used the opportunity to expatiate on Gloo.ng's intent to "redefine and possess the word 'supermarket' in Nigeria" and also the vision to "be The Greatest Nigerian Supermarket," finally giving busy homemakers, irrespective of clout or class, no single reason to go to a brick-and-mortar supermarket or and open market in any Nigerian city.