Kobo 360 plans to expand into Kenya and Ghana
By CNBC
06 April 2019 |
10:54 am
Nigerian logistics platform, Kobo360, has been compared to Uber. The tech start up already works with business giants like Dangote and Unilever just to name a few, is now setting their sights on expanding into Kenya and Ghana;
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