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Type of site | Online marketplace / Social commerce |
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| Available in | English |
| Owner | Stoqle Inc. |
| URL | https://www.stoqle.com |
| Commercial | Yes |
| Launched | 2024 |
| Current status | Active |
Stoqle.com is a Nigerian social commerce and eCommerce platform founded in 2024 by Kamalu Yahaya, Matthew Isaac, and Hassan Abbas. It was created to provide Nigerians with a homegrown alternative to foreign eCommerce systems, combining online shopping with social interaction.
History
Stoqle began in 2024 when a group of innovators set out to design a platform that could rival established global eCommerce systems. Through extensive software development and research, the team launched Stoqle as a social‑ecommerce site that integrates community engagement with online buying and selling.
About Us
Stoqle was founded with the vision of empowering Nigerians by creating a marketplace that is both social and commercial. The platform allows vendors to set up stores easily and gives customers access to trusted sellers, competitive prices, and a wide range of products. By blending social interaction with commerce, Stoqle aims to redefine how Nigerians shop online.
Vision
To become Africa’s leading social eCommerce platform, empowering communities by connecting buyers and sellers through technology, trust, and innovation.
Mission
- Provide Nigerians and Africans with a seamless, secure, and engaging online marketplace.
- Empower entrepreneurs and small businesses with tools to grow and compete globally.
- Foster a social shopping experience that blends community, commerce, and convenience.
Features
- Marketplace for buying and selling products online.
- Inventory management tools for vendors.
- Verified vendors for safe shopping.
- Easy store setup for entrepreneurs.
- Competitive pricing and deals.
- Wide product selection across categories.
- Personalized shopping experiences.
Founders
- Kamalu Yahaya – Co‑founder
- Matthew Isaac – Co‑founder
- Hassan Abbas – Co‑founder
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