GoForBuys.com launched to promote African wear

As the world continues to evolve along the line of technology, Africa especially needs a platform that sells its great ideas and products to the rest of the world.

It is in this light that an online classified, GoForBuys.com which could be described as an avenue to ending poverty and selling ideas and products all over Africa has been launched. Founder and CEO of goforbuys.com, Dr Roosevelt Eric Adom have said.

The platform which is currently operating in 15 African countries, with offices and warehouses in Ghana and Nigeria gives the opportunities for sellers to stock some of their products in GoForBuys warehouses for delivery in Ghana and Nigeria.

Speaking to the press after the lunch of the online classified platform, CEO of Sunawood Multimedia, Dr Roosevelt Eric Dr Adom said the platform is an avenue to alleviate poverty in Africa.

According to him, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), otherwise known as the Global Goals, are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity.

He added that in an attempt to tackle the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 1 & 2 which talks about No poverty and Hunger respectively by 2030, GoForBuys is using its platform to create and offer jobs and empower thousands of youth across the Africa continent.

Dr Adom revealed that the platform gives the opportunity to job seekers to register as marketers and earn money to better their lives.

"Stay in your village, don't travel to the city. Just subscribe to GoForBuys and let us sell your ideas across borders, all in a single click. Choose a plan to subscribe, then start selling from your homes, countries or wherever you are located," Dr Adom said.

"All one needs to do is to become a marketer and say no to poverty as we work to achieve Goal 1 & 2 of the UN SDG which aims at zero Poverty and Hunger by 2030," he added.

Goforbuys.com currently operates in 15 African countries, with offices and warehouses in Ghana and Nigeria. Sellers can, however, stock some of their products in these warehouses for delivery within Ghana and Nigeria.