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  • Comment: Still needs any additional amount of in-depth third-party news sources overall. SwisterTwister talk 04:29, 2 April 2016 (UTC)
  • Comment: Frankly, you will need to add any further available in-depth third-party news sources (but not press releases and trivial passing mentions) but I'm frankly questionable whether it's notable since it is newly founded. SwisterTwister talk 23:20, 19 March 2016 (UTC)

Cokodeal
Cokodeal logo.
Cokodeal Logo
Type Public
Founded 2012
Launched 2014
Headquarters England
Area served Africa
Founder & CEO Mike Dola
Co-Founder(s) Olufemi Aguda
Raymond Agholor
Industry Internet
Website http://www.cokodeal.com
Type of site E-commerce

Cokodeal is an online African trade E-commerce service headquartered in England with reg no: 08719676.[1].. The Cokodeal service helps connect African traders and customers[2]. With Cokodeal, individual users, organizations and businesses can create online stores to market African manufactured goods and services. [3] Its founders partnered with Neoteric a UK enterprise to handle its development and support. Presently, its major trading are in Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, South-Africa, and Kenya. [4] Cokodeal is an avenue for African traders to meet global customers and make deals. [5]

History

Cokodeal was founded in 2012 by Mike Dola and launched in 2014. Using Nigeria as an Entry point to Africa,[6] then expanding to other African countries.

Invention

Cokodeal was created as a need for a platform that alleviates the challenges faced by people in Europe and other parts of the world in finding Nigerian traders [7] or African produced goods and services [8]. Also coming to Africa, noted with vast resources of Africa, She cannot continue to be a consuming continent as it will not aid its growth. Hence there is need to show case to the world African goods.

Uniqueness

It is designed to promote African local content.[9] i.e African manufactured goods and services such as agricultural products, textile, crafts, art works, machines, minerals etc. Cokodeal facilitates African traders meeting customers [10] , it connects African traders to Africa and global markets.[11] . It aims to solve some of the social challenges [12] also enables SMEs and businesses to leverage on its platform to save cost and reach new markets [13] . It serves as a market linkage for African businesses to trade internationally and develop its local content [14]

Nigeria business owner can market their made in Nigeria goods on cokodeal to access new markets.[15] However, the platform needs improvement in its layers and design layout [16]

References

  1. ^ "Companies in the UK".
  2. ^ "Cokodeal is an online marketplace that connects local traders in Africa to the world".
  3. ^ "Here is how Nigeria can support the growth of the Naira using e-commerce to promote made-in-Nigeria goods - Ventures Africa".
  4. ^ "unveiling cokodeal".
  5. ^ "changing Africa trade".
  6. ^ "cokodeal provides platform for made in Nigeria".
  7. ^ "video: cokodeal provides platform for made in Nigeria".
  8. ^ "How Aba can truly be the China of Africa through technology".
  9. ^ "African trade growth".
  10. ^ "Cokodeal.com is gateway to Nigeria export markets - Femi Aguda".
  11. ^ "Boost made in Nigeria".
  12. ^ "cokodeal.com Africas Alibaba aims to absorb 10,000 unemployed Nigerian youths".
  13. ^ "Cokodeal Targets SMEs to Reduce Cost of Marketing, Staffing".
  14. ^ "Local Content Development: A bridge to unemployment and diversification".
  15. ^ "Market your Made in Nigeria products on cokodeal".
  16. ^ "Cokodeal - A Market Place For Made-in-Africa Goods".

Zee Baron (talk) 23:44, 5 November 2015 (UTC)