On November 27, MoTIV resumed its market day initiative dubbed ‘Omwoleso’ a word which depicts the festival after six months of halt.
‘Omwoleso’ provides a fun and interactive opportunity for local entrepreneurs to sell products. Customers are also treated to an amazing and enjoyable shopping experience in an unbeatable atmosphere filled with great entertainment, sweet aroma from roasted barbeque and African cuisine, and a relaxing environment permeated with vibrant music.
Nicholas Spencer, the Marketplace Lead at MoTIV, says ‘Omwoleso’ was introduced as a necessary response to the unique quality Ugandan products made by creatives to enable the makers showcase their products, grow their brands and connect with customers.
“With just one month left to the close of the year, it is time for the creatives to sell their products and light-up the jovial mood of festivity with beautifully decorated hand-made products that customers can add to their December shopping list,” he said
Spencer added: “We shall be running a Black Friday sitewide discount deals of up to 50% on our ‘Omwoleso’. Africa platform starting November 26 – 30, 2021. These offers range from accessories, art, bags, furniture, clothing, crafts, food, plants, home and living, and beauty products.”
Ritah Ayebare, a proprietor of crafting around256, says she joined the MoTIV tribe to access a bigger market and also get the opportunity to sell her products online market. “It is my first time to come to ‘Omwoleso’ but I am so excited about this initiative by MoTIV. On top of sales made, I have been able to interact and engage with a multitude of customers,” she said.
Spencer shared that as ‘Omwoleso’ grows, MoTIV will be able to support creatives entrepreneurs have access to local and global maker contact with the markets running simultaneously in multiple cities throughout
“We believe that as ‘Omwoleso’ grows, MoTIV will be able to connect creative to customer both locally and globally, with markets access running simultaneously virtually in multiple cities of; Jinja, Mbarara and Gulu in which 5000 makers will have both online and offline access to the market and create 10,000 jobs by the end of 2021.”
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