Nexus Unveils First Brand Shop in Nigeria-PHOOS

A leading maker of home appliances with outstanding colour designs has opened a showroom in Lagos as part of its plan to expand consumer touch points in Nigeria as it reaffirms its commitment to delivering quality customer service, counting on its years of experience in the business.

The official unveiling of the Nexus brand shop in Nigeria witnessed by a large crowd of enthusiasts, media and celebrities which included top Yoruba actress, Mercy Aigbe; Wazobia FM popular on air personality, Yaw; musical artiste, Skales; Uti Nwachukwu of the Big Brother fame, amongst others, promised uncompromised quality and affordability for all its products in Nigeria with a two-year warranty for consumer convenience.

 

Speaking to journalists at the event on the launching of the home appliances, managing director, Deekay Group, Kavine C. Vaswani, said, “We have been around growing with the range of our products for 10 – 15 years now. The Nexus arrangement has been around for 10 years and everything we have done is as a result of our partnership with China, India and our source from Hong Kong”.

“So we provide much quality control and designing and branding from our sources and our own origins.

This is the right time to bring our products to the doorstep of consumers rather than relying on distributors and wholesalers. This way we feel we can get the products hand on to the man on the streets. This is our objective and desires to get closer to our consumers rather than being away or being at back stage”.

As part of their unique service, Vaswani said, “We do provide after sales service and that is one aspect if anyone requires our need, saying that we are here to push our warranty pay so that no one can feel that any product bought from us will not be serviced tomorrow.

Also, we do provide a wide range of colours and space that an average brand might not provide.

“We have done enough research with partners in India and China on our products before they are shipped to make sure that during transit or product site, they will last long and withstand power surge for an average Nigerian user and most importantly we provide spare parts of our products.”