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Unraveling the Mysterious Death of Ex-Konga CEO, Nick Imudia: Family Refutes Suicide Claims

SHOCKING TRUTH BEHIND NICK IMUDIA'S DEATH! Family Refutes Suicide Claims - Get the Inside Story!

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Nick Imudia Biography, Education, Career, Controversies, And Net Worth

Nick Imudia was a prominent figure in the global tech industry, known for his leadership roles in major companies such as Konga Online Shopping Limited and d.light energies. Born in Nigeria, Imudia spent his early years in his home country before embarking on a career that saw him become a key player in the tech world. Tragically, Nick Imudia passed away by taking his own life, reportedly by…

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Former CEO of Konga, Nick Imudia Commits Suicide See Why

TOUCHAHEART– This is the sad tale of how Nick Imudia, a former Chief Executive Officer (CEO), of Konga, one of Nigeria’s e-commerce giants, committed suicide in his home. Nick, who was until his death, the CEO of D.light, a leading innovator in the distribution and financing of residential solar energy solutions and transformational household products, killed himself on the night of Tuesday, June…

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Former CEO of Konga, commits suicide

Mr Nick Imudia, former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Konga, one of Nigeria’s e-commerce platforms, has committed suicide. He reportedly committed suicide by jumping from the balcony of his apartment in upscale Lekki area of Lagos State on Tuesday. Imudia before his unfortunate death, allegedly made a call to his brother who is based in the United States to give him instructions on how to…

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Former Konga CEO, Nick Imudia Commits Suicide

Former CEO of one of Nigeria’s e-commerce giants, Konga, Nick Imudia, is dead. He reportedly ended it all in his apartment on Tuesday night, June 25, by jumping from the balcony of his Lekki, Lagos apartment. Before ending it all, he was said to have called his US-based brother to give instructions on how to distribute his wealth should anything happen to him, ThisDay reports. He also reached…

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Ex-Konga CEO, Nick Imudia Reportedly Commits Suicide In Lekki 

Former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of one of Nigeria’s e-commerce giants, Konga, Nick Imudia, has reportedly died by suicide.  Imudia took his life on Tuesday, June 25 by jumping from the balcony of his apartment in Lekki, Lagos state. Before making the jump, he was said to have called his brother based in the United States to give instructions on how to distribute his wealth should anything…

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Yuletide Suprise Package: Konga CEOs deliver goods to customers Konga co-CEOs Prince Ekeh (r) and Nick Imudia By Juliet Umeh As a way of appreciating its teeming customers, Konga’s top management, during Christmas period handled customers’ deliveries themselves.

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Strategy: Nigerian e-commerce site, Konga, has reintroduced pay on delivery option

The company said the reintroduction of the pay-on-delivery option will expand its numerous orders and make more payment options available to customers.

Nigerian e-commerce firm, Konga, said it will start accepting pay-on-delivery (POD) from Wednesday, August 1st, 2018, in Lagos before extending the service to other states from September 1st 2018.

The company said the reintroduction of the pay-on-delivery option will expand its numerous orders and make more payment options available to customers.

Nick Imudia, CEO, while confirming the development, said the pay-on-delivery option was suspended when the former owners (Naspers and AB Kinnevik) were in discussions before the acquisition of the business by the Zinox Group.

“We have taken our time to restructure, improve our technology and capacity in terms of our own staff and logistics to meet customers’ expectations. We have invested substantially in our logistics arm, K-Express culminating in the acquisition of new line-haul trucks, delivery vans and motorbikes to meet the commitments of not just POD, but also achieve a minimum of 85% same day delivery of major products categories by July 2019 across the nation as mandated by the board of Konga.

“Someone must make it happen, and we have decided to take the bull by the horns with new mega warehousing and storage facilities being opened across the country with best in class technologies,” Imudia said.

He also stated that Konga is expanding its retail network with a target of 100 stores before the end of 2019 but with a long-term ambition of achieving 774 stores by 2022.

The e-commerce CEO said apart from the payment on delivery option, customers can also order goods online and pay at nearest Konga retail store.

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Tragedy Strikes: Ex-Konga CEO Nick Imudia Takes His Own Life

Tragedy Strikes: Ex-Konga CEO Nick Imudia Takes His Own Life

“ The entertainment and tech industries are reeling in shock as news breaks of Nick Imudia’s tragic passing. The former CEO of Konga and current CEO of solar energy firm D.light, allegedly took his own life on Wednesday night by jumping from the balcony of his Lekki apartment. Details have emerged that Imudia made a heart-wrenching phone call to his brother in the US, instructing him on how to…

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Alcatel unveils new PIXI 4 Family smart device

Alcatel unveils new PIXI 4 Family smart device

By Emeka Aginam Alcatel Nigeria ha s announced the introduction of a brand-new PIXI experience, the PIXI 4 family smart phone series that offers premium entry-level smartphones and tablets with a comprehensive user experience in design, audio, camera and battery life.

Speaking on the new device, Nick Imudia, Regional Director, Nigeria and Central Africa at Alcatel .

Said that, “At Alcatel, we…

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Konga: Here’s why e-commerce platform’s merger with Yudala is a big deal

Konga, will be retaining its name as the official merger with Yudala kicks off on May 1, 2018.

Nigerian e-commerce brand, Konga, will be retaining its name as the official merger with Yudala kicks off on May 1, 2018.

The brand, which tags itself “Nigeria’s largest online mall”, will now operate an online and offline business in association with Yudala.

Though it was widely reported that Yudala acquired Konga with the help of Zinox Group, Yudala’s CEO, Prince Nnamdi Ekeh, noted that the new Konga is an operational merger where both companies combine their operations to improve synergy.

Also, the new Konga will operate with dual CEOs in the persons of Nick Imudia, who will be in charge of online operations, and Prince Nnamdi Ekeh who will be responsible for offline operations.

According to official statements from Konga, both companies will leverage on the combined strengths of their e-commerce platforms to further broaden the scope of organized retail and e-commerce in Nigeria.

Speaking on the operational merger, Konga’s chairman, Olusiji Ijogun, said, “Combining forces to power the new Konga will enable us effectively achieve our goals of platform expansion and accelerated growth, as we embark on an ambitious journey to redefine the retail ecosystem with the industry’s most advanced technology.”

 ALSO READ: Zinox Group acquires Konga, one of Nigeria's biggest e-commerce companies

Who gains most from the new Konga?

Despite the report that Yudala acquired Konga with the help of Zinox Group, Yudala and Konga are yet to reveal the company with the bigger stake after the merger.

This leaves us wondering who gains most from the new Konga and what will be the vision for the new Konga.

According to Konga’s ex-executive, Ifeanyi Abraham, Leo Stan Ekeh and his Zinox Group will be smiling and content with the achievement of Yudala.

Abraham went further to say with the right team, the e-commerce in Nigeria and Africa stand the chance to gain so much as this operational merger might be the platform to give Alibaba a run for its money from Africa.

Yudala, haven kicked off with a mandate of 150 stores in the first 18 months of operations and 512 shops in Nigeria’s local government councils within three years, already has a strong offline presence. Konga, on the other hand, has a bigger name and more online competence.

It should also be noted that Konga, before the merger, had a partnership with Nipost (Nigerian Postal Service) that saw Konga leverage upon the postal service’s establish logistics network. Nipost has about 5,000 locations nationwide.

KongaPay’s huge potential

One of Konga’s biggest assets is KongaPay, it’s mobile money platform. This merger will see the product ride on Yudala’s shoulders nationwide, providing it the potential to compete on a larger scale.

In time, it is possible that Konga could consider getting listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange market.

source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/04/konga-heres-why-e-commerce-platforms.html