Made in Nigeria, for the country
Almubaarak Variety Mall exists to give small-batch Nigerian makers a fair shot at the national market — without forcing them onto Instagram DMs or marketplaces that take half their revenue.
The short version
Avmall started in 2024 with one Aba leather workshop and a spreadsheet of WhatsApp orders. The maker, Ade, was selling great work but losing hours every week to customers asking for prices, photos, delivery quotes, and tracking — the same questions, over and over.
We built a website. Then a payment flow. Then a stock system that wouldn’t oversell. Other makers started asking to be added. Today we work with 47 of them across beauty, home goods, fashion, and pantry — every product in our Zaria warehouse before it goes live.
We’re not a marketplace. There’s a single curator on staff (hi, that’s Tolu) who decides what goes on Avmall. We say no to far more makers than we say yes to — because saying yes means committing to ship their work flawlessly.
What we stand for
Makers first
We pay our makers within seven days, every time. Margins are transparent — the maker chooses the wholesale price, we agree the retail markup together.
No drop-shipping
Every product on Avmall is in our warehouse before it goes on sale. If we say it ships in 24 hours, it ships in 24 hours.
Pay the way you want
Nuqood card, bank transfer, POS on delivery, cash on delivery, split payment for wholesale. The same prices apply across all of them.
Honest returns
14 days, no questions, free pickup in Zaria. The only items we can’t take back are opened beauty and bespoke goods.
