A platform, ConsumerHalla Version 2.0, which allows consumers in Nigeria to do on-the-spot and on-the-go twenty-four hours brand assessments with instant feedbacks on complaints, has been launched in Lagos. ConsumerHalla is the first Nigerian consumer advocacy platform aimed at enhancing relationships between consumers and brands.
Brand I Communications Limited, an integrated marketing company originally launched ConsumerHalla platform five years ago with the vision to help create a more caring world of consumers where businesses thrive. The Chief Executive Officer, Brand I Communications Limited, Mr. Tunde Olufowora noted that Version 2.0, which has now been released into the market, is aimed at further informing, empowering and giving a voice to the over 200 million consumers in Nigeria. He expressed deep concern that consumers in Nigeria have no voice and that despite all the efforts by the governments and the various regulatory bodies in the country, the rights of the average consumer continue to be trampled upon daily by many corporate organisations including public parastatals.
According to the CEO, with the ConsumerHalla version 2.0, consumers can now on-the-go and on the spot do an instant assessment of major operating brands in Nigeria and at the same time, lodge complaints with a promise to receive feedback and resolution within 72 hours. “What is even more dynamic is the access to free legal services and consultation through the newly improved online portal.”
Signing up to ConsumerHalla provides every brand with a mirror into direct, undiluted consumer perception and feedback. Beyond complaints resolution, millions of consumers also have access to additional special offerings such as best consumer deals; latest consumer news broadcast; product reviews, consumer tips and tricks; consumer analytics, and expert views and opinions.
Olufowora, a fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Marketing (FNIM), said that ConsumerHalla’s mission is to help bring about an enhanced relationship between brands and consumers through the amicable settlement of conflicts and complaints, thus creating a robust market where conversations thrive.
