Atlaxa, an innovative e-commerce platform, has officially launched its operations in Abeokuta, Ogun State, marking a significant step towards empowering African artisans and businesses on a global scale.
The launch event, held at B.M House, celebrated the platform’s vision to connect African creators with international markets.
Atlaxa which aims to bridge the gap between African entrepreneurs and the global marketplace, showcasing the rich heritage and creativity of African products.
The platform provides a digital stronghold for artisans, creators, and businesses to showcase their products to a worldwide audience.
Atlaxa emphasizes the authenticity of African-made products, highlighting the stories behind each item.
The Ogun State Government, through the Commissioner for Industry, Trade and Investment, has pledged its full support for the platform, recognizing its potential to drive economic growth and trade expansion.
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) also endorsed the platform, encouraging businesses to leverage Atlaxa to reach international buyers and emphasizing the importance of quality and market research.
High Chief (Dr) Olabode Mustapha, Chairman of Atlantica Financial Services Limited, stated that Atlaxa is “a promise to celebrate Africa, to empower its people, and to share its beauty with the world.”
The Ogun State Commissioner for Industry, Trade and Investment, Adebola Sofela, highlighted the platform’s role in “revolutionizing the way African products reach the world.”
Ganiyu Gbolagade, Regional Coordinator South West NEPC, encouraged businesses to “leverage technology and digital platforms to scale your business.”
Atlaxa invites sellers, buyers, and supporters to join its mission to redefine the perception of African products globally.