Ringier’s Kiramu, a Pigiame Clone Goes Live In Nigeria to Take on OLX & Tradestable

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1454806_539350709486056_128489790_nSwiss-based digital media, entertainment and internet firm Ringier.com, has launched Kiramu.ng, a classifieds ad portal for Nigeria.

Kiramu.ng is similar to Kenya’s Pigiame.

Kiramu is an online and mobile web based classifieds platform that offers buyers and sellers a unique opportunity to effectively reach their target audience. The portal offers both FREE and paid listings to advertisers allowing them unlimited and direct contact to their potential markets.

Apart from Pigiame, Ringier also runs Rupu in Kenya and jobfinder.ng, yada.ng and pulse.ng in Nigeria and allsports.com.gh
jobs.com.gh, jobs.com.gh and Tisu.com.gh in Ghana.

Kiramu will face competition from OLX and Tradestable among others.

 

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