• A monthly magazine that gives businesses opportunity to connect across the Delta

Warri – March 8, 2019: Gbaramatu Publishing Company Limited (GPLC), the leading media firm in Niger Delta of Nigeria today announced it would be expanding to magazine from weekly tabloid. The company, which prides itself on publishing factual stories, will publish “Warri Business Connect”, a monthly magazine that will give businesses across the Delta and by extension, across the country to connect with potential opportunities.

“We are geared to leverage businesses in the Delta by exposing them to potential customers,” says Mr. Joseph Nwoye, Programme Manager of Gbaramatu Publishing Company Limited. “We have an innovative Mobile App which can enable people and business owners find companies and business establishments of their choice around Warri but within the confines of their comfort.

Gbaramatu Publishing Company Limited has been producing high-quality newspapers since 2015 before venturing into monthly magazine.  Mr. Nwoye revealed that the company has integrated the Mobile App for easy rendering of services locally, and this will continue to assist businesses in the Delta. 

Founder and Publisher of “Warri Business Magazine”, Mr. Jacob Abai had this to say, “We are most enthusiastic with our new product and look forward to releasing it to Warri residents. This product will bring a synergy between businessmen/women, entrepreneurs, our reader and us for a profitable relationship.”

The ecstatic Mr. Abai went further to explain, “The Business Categories on the App include: Wholesalers and Retailers, Legal Services, NGOs, Automotive, Jobs, Church, Education, Electronic, Hospitality, Maintenance and cleaning services, Hotels, Schools, Oil and Gas, Laundry and Dry cleaning services, Phones and Accessories, Furniture and Fittings, Financial institution, Boutique, Restaurant and Relaxation Spots, Supermarket, Bakery and Confectioneries, Cab Services, etc.”

The company however says that it has put every modality in place and will hit the newsstand by March.