- A savvy Nigerian man was already beaming to the bank just days after releasing and publicizing his electric bikes.
- The delighted merchant provided a new update and disclosed that all of the bicycles he had in stock had been sold.
- In his recently shared post, the entrepreneur explained how long electric bikes last before needing to be recharged.
A Nigerian businessman who introduced electric bikes online has seen tremendous sales as a result of the nation’s interest.
The Igbo guy @mr_geff1 joyfully tweeted that the bikes he had for sale had been purchased, prompting him to replenish.
He invited netizens who were still interested in purchasing an electric bike to send him a message online after announcing his new stock of them.
Nigerian businessman offers to sell out electric bikes at a brand new price
This time, he announced a new price and that, instead of selling in bulk, he would only be selling to an individual customer.
In his words:
“All sold out✅. “Dm me, if you want one. “Have some units secured, new prices now!! “Selling to only end user. Units very limited…”
He also mentioned having a finite supply. The fact that his final stock was offered for sale at N1.3 million per bike is noteworthy.
According to the businessman, the bikes can run for up to 15 hours before requiring a recharge.
See his tweet below:
@Subomi_1 said: “@femikadiri_ talk sey this thing go sell out omo .”
@IObakpororo said: “Hello Sir! Can I be your sales person in Delta.”
@jovicobikes said: “Feel free to reachout we are at tradefair and our e-bike is many times cheaper and stronger, thanks to our direct partnership with the manufacturers and we couple ourselves in tradefair Lagos.”
@KukuriAliyu said: “And people are saying money no dey . Omoo this Our 9ja is a mystery.”
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Smart young Man utilizes more than 400 lithium batteries to develops solar power system and enjoys constant electricity
A clever Nigerian guy decided to look for alternative source of electricity since he was tired with the electricity situation in his community.
A solar generator was quite costly, so the Tik-tok user @geepeezee_manii then learned more about how to make his own.
He claimed that he used more than 400 lithium batteries to build his device. He informed people he had been using it for more than two days without charging it after manufacturing it.
