Amazon Launches Bazaar App In Nigeria, Shoppers Get Access To Ultra-Low Price Products

Nigerian shoppers now have a new option to access affordable products with the launch of the Amazon Bazaar app. The platform offers hundreds of thousands of items in categories like fashion, home, and lifestyle, with many priced under ₦15,000. Some products start as low as ₦3,000, giving consumers a wide range of choices for budget-friendly shopping. (thecable.ng

Customers who spend over ₦30,000 on the app qualify for free delivery. New users also receive special discounts on their first orders. With product reviews, star ratings, and free 15-day returns, shoppers can make informed choices before buying. (nairametrics.com

The app allows independent logins for Nigerian users who already have Amazon accounts. This makes it easier to explore low-cost products while staying connected to the broader Amazon ecosystem.

For consumers, the launch provides a convenient way to access affordable products without leaving home. It also opens the door to international shopping standards, reliable delivery, and a variety of options that were previously harder to find locally.

Amazon’s rollout of the Bazaar app in Nigeria follows similar expansions in markets like Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Taiwan. Nigerian shoppers are now part of a growing global trend where e-commerce platforms focus on value, convenience, and choice.

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