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Thursday, 5 June 2014

Nigerian millionaire launches Fast Fashion brand to compete with H&M and ZARA

Amaka Global Consultants, a Paris-based global business advisory firm with operational headquarters in Dubai, on 18th May 2014 announced aggressive expansion plans worldwide through fast-fashion franchising accentuated by its decision to earmark $100 million towards the marketing.



The company, which has carved a niche in the fast fashion industry, aims to become the world's best fashion retailer by unveiling the latest trends for women, men and kids. Continue...
 AMAKA GLOBAL Consultancy offers unmatched market reach and industry expertise, and the company is ready to tap into latest trends in the world of fast fashion, in line with consumers' preferences than what the existing top brands offer. A design team, with professionals from across the globe, will be based in Dubai to get a pulse of consumer trends in fast fashion.

AMAKA GLOBAL plans to go aggressive comes amidst market research that shows that the market of fast fashion is set to grow exponentially in the near future, as consumers are eyeing latest trends and designs that what the existing fast fashion brands offer.

AMAKA GLOBAL unveiled its future growth plans at a special media event held on 18th May 2014 at the Burj Al Arab Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Nnaka Promise Uzoamaka, Chairman and Director General of AMAKA GLOBAL, said: "Our mission at AMAKA GLOBAL is to be the best fashion retailer in the world, and offer the best fast fashion clothing worldwide for consumers who love trendy affordable luxury. AMAKA GLOBAL is a retail clothing store specializing in unique fast fashion and accessories and we encourage customers to be experimental with new clothing styles and look beyond the available brands. Our A-list celebrities will be on ground as part of the activation program to reinforce our unique trends."



He added: "Over 1,000 fast fashion clothing franchises from around the world have shown interest in the AMAKA GLOBAL brand but we are taking our time to choose the right partners. We have chosen Dubai as the hub of our global design team because it is one of the most luxury-conscious markets and strategically located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa. We are confident that we will garner tremendous interest among the Fast Fashionistas in our growth path."

The company also announced that it will be working with celebrities as brand ambassadors from each continent worldwide and is currently in talks with Music superstars like Ice Prince, Wizkid, MI, Nollywood superstar Jim Iykethat will be appointed as brand ambassadors specifically in Nigeria and African market.

The move by AMAKA GLOBAL comes as teens are turning away from traditional retailers in favor of fashionable items. Teens have been gravitating toward the fast-fashion sector, shopping more frequently at lower price points.
See a few collections of Amaka Global and some pictures from the event below...

 

65 comments:

  1. Hopefully that is a good spending because HM and ZARA are addictive :)

    CLASSIC BROGUE SHOES

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    1. 'Amaka' sounds Ibo. And they couldn't make their h/qtrs in Naija. Cos we don't need good tins abi?!
      I tire o!
      Ehe, no black models.
      Ok na.

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    2. But all I see on the ladies are rags na, make it classy and stylish and you will go places, hopefully there is much more to showcase than what I can see here

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    3. please take a pill for your sickness #hater

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  2. Good one there. ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥♡thanks ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥ 

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  3. That's a welcome development, are those hers abi you just did copy and paste?

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  4. not even one black model...smh

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    1. My point too... Buh 9ce concept!

      @Bobo_Edo

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    2. My thot exactly.

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    3. That's because those clothes are not from the stable of the so called amaka global. They just used the pics of models modeling other designers clothes as theirs. Nigerians are so fond of puffing up and creating a fake facade. I but you that the so called amaka global does not even have an outlet yet, but they here sounding so grandiose and successful. How could 5000 fashion franchises all over the world be interested in you already without people ever hearing of you until today? In their bid to exaggerate things, they unwittingly, made very untenable claims. Anyway, it may work as so many people are too darn gullible.

      Chyke
      Unknown City

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    4. By people you mean you? You sound bitter. Like someone who is in between jobs. Ndo o.

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    5. U may say whatever u like, anonym at 7:17pm. By people, I meant people like you who are so gullible to believe whatever bullcrap that is thrown at them. And if you happen to be amaka global, please use another ploy because this is not working out. A discerning mind could easily see through this bogus write up. And trust me, you have no freaking outlet yet. What you just did was to trot out on the pages of Linda ikeji, your make believe world, it ain't happening yet, if it ever would. I am aghast at your effrontery in using someone elses's work and passing them of as yours. U better acknowledge your source before nemesis catches up with you. And by the way, the name is so freaking local. Are u freaking kidding me? Amaka Global, indeed!

      Chyke
      Uknown City

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  5. Seen...... Ladies oya.....


    XDON D DON

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  6. Silent successful billionaires....not the empty nollywood and musicians with nada flaunting there small kays...this is what i like to see and read about...i will definitely patronize if its good quality

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    1. I could totally hug you and even give you a peck on the cheek for saying this. I couldn't agree more.

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  7. Amaka Global though? So much for branding

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    1. lol. my thoughts exactly. clothes look good but I'm not going to wear "amaka global"

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    2. Anon 2.16, the label is Fast fashion. Olodo.

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    3. @mocha no patriotisms in or blood at all

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  8. Not a single black model

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  9. Wow! Nice one.


    CoolDiva speaks!

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  10. Amaka global?why not just AMAKA little observation for an unemployed geh lol

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  11. i love pieces, i hope it will more affordable. that's the only way they can beat other brands
    The Beautiful Eagle

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  12. Anon @ 9:42 am. Yes her branding is good and the name perfect. The name of cloth brand you wear are all people's names. Fee your mind from your poor mindset and liberate your thinking you darm fool from slavery. (slave mentality) .

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    1. No need to cuss!
      For u to make a brand name, it has to be relateable. HnM, Zara, Asos, big brands with easy to pronounce, strait to d point names. You need to liberate your mind from your own misplaced way of thinkin.

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    2. Thank you jare. Don't mind the mumu with real slave mentality. The name Amaka will become known globally and instead of commending the company for sticking to their roots you are caastigating them. Branding is impt but I am yet to see a name that doesn't succeed with the right strategy and lots of adverts.
      Names may sound strange initially but by the time you hear it over and over in ads, the name becomes cool.

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    3. So many semi illiterates here. Its called Fast fashion. The parent company is Amaka Global. As for the slaves mentioning Zara, do you even know their group co name? Nigerians can never be happy when ibos do well. But if this was called Iyabo or Zainab y'all would be gushing.

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  13. Amaka?! What kind of bush name is that?

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    1. How is amaka a bush name , na wa for Nigerians . So anything that is indeginous and not western is raz now abi ? Confused set of people , amaka is a wonderful name and actually has meaning .

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    2. Amaka is not a bush name but you are! Since you are from bush, let me explain to you a bit- Amaka is a wonderful name from Igbo-Nigeria origin; a suffix which denotes how beautiful a thing is e.g Nwamaka-Beautiful child, Chiamaka-Beautiful God, Nkemamaka- Mine is Beautiful, etc. I like the gots and confidence of the brand owner as i pray that God will beautify the brand as the name implies- "Amaka Global".

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    3. U r just a nut cracker.....my fellow Nigerian's we despise ourselves.... why will outsiders value us? Think before you speak....

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  14. Seriously, no single black model was used. I was scrolling down hoping to see just one. Stupid black people and deir self-hating lives. Amaka Global indeed! U would have made it 'Amaka Global Industries and Sons Limited' ------ Good business idea, Bad Marketing Strategy. I'm so vexed! Abuja Babe.

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    1. Lmao!
      She for kuku stop for 'AmAkA'

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    2. If na oyibo type this comment, na racist una go brand am.
      Please go and start yours and make sure ALL the models are BLACK or PINK. Whatever you want na ur biz.

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  15. because you have the backing of arab money does not mean you will rule the world....

    zara is not all all about deep pockets, but about business know how...years and years of trial and error till it got to this stage...do you know how many stores they have....

    and the founder of zara is not just the richest man in europe, he is simple, and on top of his game.

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  16. Lovely lovely lovely. Would hv loved to see them on a black model, to atleast know how its gonna look on us. Thumbs up to Amaka Global

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  17. more grease to ur elbow..u shld have ur HQ in dis country dou..bring investment and help us not have bh rising from every region in dis country..unemployment can do dat...better foul

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  18. Now outfit.. My only concern is the name thou AMAKA GLOBAL. To much name for a fashion brand.

    Linda pls post my comment. Cos av noticed u don't like posting my comments again.

    http://meenahz.blogspot.com
    IG: meenah83

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  19. Indecent clot. Rubbish

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  20. Are there plans to bring any of the production to Nigeria? otherwise, this is just a waste of time and I will not patronise them.

    Why? you may ask.Because they would not be creating any jobs for Nigerians. The would only be taking money from Nigerian customers. Plus we would not see any of their profits on Nigerian shores because they are based in Paris and would probably spend their money outside of Nigeria.

    Until these people commit to manufacture in Nigeria, there is nothing to celebrate

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  21. Yes Amaka Global it is! Goan mud haters,tribalistic fools!

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  22. Please open office in Enugu, i will fly down to buy my stuffs come back to Europe and sale them, loving the new igbo spirit, business. meanwhile lots of people moving back to start new business in Enugu.

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  23. #rolling my eyse#

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  24. Good business plan but why dint you do market research about brand... In our society today,People love to wear names than clothes, you should have come out with a better brand name..... #my opinion

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  25. Enemy of progres open ur own $ use ur name aproko ppl muntula,AMY twale 4 u.bad bele ppl ll nt c u,u ll jump $ pass

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  26. I smell wash.targeted marketing.100 million dollars indeed!

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  27. Lol..."Amaka Global"? Amaka would've been better. Having said dat, it's good to know der are silent billionaires who don't showcase every lil pant dey acquire on d internet. Good one der.





    DacDuchess!

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  28. Pls promote indigenous named goods and services. Dangote is.blazing the trail. Mitsubishi, Toyota, Hyundai, Fujitsu, Ralph Lauren, Yohji Yamamoto, Ekenedilichukwu, etc are doing very well. The Global in ' Amaka Global ' signifies an.internafional outlook, so the HQ doesn't have to be in Nigeria, especially if their core market and financiers aren't in Africa. Stop embracing slave mentality
    If your product is good, people will buy it.

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    1. U are the slave! U have sold yourselves to your so called financiers, that is why you cannot have your HQ in Nigeria...and Please! stop commenting under anonymous to cuss pple out for giving you constructive criticisms. AMAKA is a good name for a brand...but why add the Global??? for heaven's sake this is fashion!

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  29. Just porsh and feyisola your oponions don't count, she sat down n thought of what is best 4 her, n u both are sitting down here thinking of some one else's hustle........Salvatorre ferragamo, guise ppl Zanootti are making us cram pronounce n spell deir native names and Amaka ordinary Amaka is not sweet......u ppl r high on pure water.

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  30. Amaka sweetie dearie......if u like change d name to Amaka Global worldwide outreach all I can say is thank you 4 putting nigeria on the map 4 good thing.......

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  31. What's with the no black model.....can't people jst grow up and think positive.....and there's nothing wrong with the name Amaka global(AG) that's ok, pple think before you comment

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  32. Self hate is sad not 1 black model kmt

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    1. My follow Nigerians, dorce and gabana are peoples name. Why not appreciate someones hhandiwork. If u appreciate good thing that come to people yours will be multiplied. Remember, God sees your heart

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  33. Just wishing u the best

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  34. thunder fire you anon for saying Amaka is a local name. may amadioha erase your destiny, bastard.

    Linda if you like eat my comment..

    *Mikel Obi's Future Wife*

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    1. Sweetheart take it easy. ...#loll#

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  35. Igbo money speaking!!

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  36. Adverts should be loud enough for conviction sake. There are lots of brands now, so convincing people of your brand should consist of stunning cuts which am not seeing, expect for one pieces and the childrens collections. Then again, no black model? Smh! For now, am not yet convince about this brands cuts.

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  37. Good development we will try it out

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  38. Β€µţɨƒµℓ

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  39. Lovely tinz U hv got there,, I wish U succes and hope to see U wen I get there,,,, at the TOP...........

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  40. what the fuck . You nigger ass hole . Scamming people with ZARA and H&M Franchise.

    Shame on you bustered.

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  41. AMAKA Consultants is biggest Fraud . Please have a look Carlos statement . The scammed him for 120K Dollars Police is after them now

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