Being that the Jiji administrative office is located in Yaba Lagos, we decided to take to the streets to inquire from passersby on which they thought was the better option to shop; Jiji.ng or Tejuosho market. For a well rounded survey, we asked both the male and female and the young and elderly simple questions regarding their preference with respect to the following criteria; price, variety, security and accessibility. Would the famous Tejuosho market which was just a stone throw away win or would it be Nigeria’s number one online marketplace, Jiji.ng, which is just a click away ► [ Ссылка ]


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A lot of enlightening arguments had been made by supporters of both Jiji and Tejusho market. With regards to price, someone mentioned that sellers at Tejusho market usually inflate prices to unsuspecting shoppers but that the good thing with Jiji is that you are immediately able to compare prices to know if you are paying the average price for a particular product. A respondent with a different opinion however said that he prefers shopping at Tejuosho market because he won’t get charged for delivery. We made sure to remind him that the cost of his transportation to the market will most likely be more than the delivery fee.

With regards to security, a passerby mentioned that he prefers to shop at Tejuosho market because he gets to see and feel the product he is interested in as opposed to looking at pictures. We also have the impression he might prefer handwritten letters to emails :). A respondent with a different view however said Jiji is much safer because he can sit in the comfort of his house and shop without being bothered by being pickpocketed in a rowdy market.

When it came down to who has more variety, it appears that everyone was in agreement that Jiji had more variety especially since they all preferred scrolling and searching than walking all around Tejuosho is search of a product of interest. For accessibility, it is surprising that even though Tejuosho market was very close by, most respondents said they believed Jiji was the more accessible option.

So what do you think? Which do you think is the better place to shop? Join the debate by dropping your comments in the comment section below.

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