68816419:
lies and lies ....
Why Kenyans shop less than their African peers
The struggles have been made worse by higher prices of consumables relative to its peers like Nigeria and Ghana where Kenya’s average cost per item is up Sh0.50 and Sh0.20 respectively.
These scenarios are shifting spending patterns and how manufacturers are delivering their products to the market place.
Kenyans make less shopping trips at an average of 300 a year, according to a household survey by Kantar, a research consultancy firm, which places the trips at 390 in Nigeria and 560 in Ghana.
The Kantar findings have implications on how dealers and manufacturers of fast moving consumer goods should package and deliver their goods.
The study showed that 80 per cent of low-income household spend on local brands in Kenya was on big packs of at least 100 grammes, especially on home and personal care products.
The average consumption of the big pack products has grown faster than the small packaged ones, suggesting consumers are looking for value in a market trend that has seen many local brands cashing in strongly on the back of right price points.
The price points of Sh5, Sh10, Sh50 and Sh100 are where the bulk of non-monthly purchase happens and companies like Unilever are aggressively playing in these segments to drive affordable consumption.
Consumers are also increasingly becoming savvy in seeking affordable, but quality products, bringing to the fore the need for cheaper delivery channels. This has ushered in the business model of re-fill: “Buy what you need”.
These approach hinges on delivery models like dispensers, which is becoming fashionable as businesses seek delivery channels that foster convenience and affordability.
A good case is the growth of fresh milk and cooking oil “ATMs” in Kenya which is not only helping create a friendly environment through cutting single-use plastic packaging, but delivering affordable products to consumers battling

Yobeezy:


Tylann in the whole of Sub Sahara Africa, it's only South Africa that has the bragging right towards Kenya.

Yobeezy:
Scammers everywhere..

AskiaHarem:


Nigerians have been posting projects both large and small completed or under contruction forever you kids just have selective viewing....

68816419:
Every thing about Kenya is full of deceit from fake GDP figures, fake stats. how can the so called "pride of Africa",Kenya’s national carrier lose Sh100 billion between 2003 and 2014, the nine years when Titus Naikuni was in charge?

gallivant:


When I see Shoprite in Lagos, South Africa comes to mind.

gallivant:


When I see Shoprite in Lagos, South Africa comes to mind.

gallivant:


You technically exposed yourself stupid, nothing to do with me.

Abohboy:


Do you actually think that there are no malls in Nigeria they have started building many malls most are shoprite though you have malls like Lekki palms, ikeja mall, novare mall 1 and 2 and then the rest of the shopping is done in markets

gallivant:
Shopping in Nairobi

gallivant:


You have like 3 malls in the whole of Nigeria where do you fools get off lecturing us about shopping trends? Enjoy your open air markets in peace.

Abohboy:


What he said was right but wrong 60 to 75% of malls in Nigeria have shoprite as an anchor tenant but the rest are 100% made by Nigerians like Maryland mall in Lagos, and Tejuosho modern market mall etc

gallivant:


Ironically it is becoming more evident that Cotonou pics are actually Victoria island of Lagos slumpolis.

nelxxy:
shut up stop making noise. my state have more than than six mall i.e polo mall, enugu mall, roban have three branches , best choices mall and eastern mall there are many of them

gallivant:


You might be right but the coon said all were Nigerian owned and operated trying to mask his obnoxious ways.

gallivant:


You have pictures? Let's see.

samorobo:


He showed you some

samorobo:


He showed you some

gallivant:


No he didn't.

samorobo:


The fools is actually pained because is ass has been revealed. Almost those malls are for tourists local folks cannot afford a bottle of jam...the rest thing you said is just so stupid as you are and you said that outta pain... even a war torn country has more than 3 malls

Yobeezy:


[s]I asked you to provide the link showing a Kenyan is the head of east African community in UI.

Alternatively, I initially asked you to provide a screenshot of your chats between you and the Kenyan whom you were claiming he told you Kenya has major blackouts, you terribly failed in both of them.

I provided you with mine from your fellow Nigerian necessitating how power is a big problem in Nigeria.

You've just been catching feelings and throwing insults all along..Hahaha.

Never lie again, you can carry along with your cries after being busted[/s].

gallivant:


So tourists spend thousands of dollars to come shop in Kenyan malls? This is news to me.

samorobo:


Nonsense. Nigeria is not like kenya that doesn't know how to organise a city cbd... the fact that he calls those pictures Victoria island is the more reason why I can't believe him

gallivant:


No he didn't.

AskiaHarem:


No dummy it's there break destination after slum touring all day.

AskiaHarem:

"Selective viewing"

AskiaHarem:


No dummy it's there break destination after slum touring all day.

samorobo:


Go back and see for yourself. Selective viewer

gallivant:


You not believing doesn't change anything, it's a coping mechanism.

gallivant:


What he posted is not a mall. Do you guys need more tutorials?

samorobo:
OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY (OAU)


it attracts lots of east african folks