The phenomenon of decluttering has been amplified by social media, with platforms like Instagram and Facebook becoming business hubs for individuals to sell off their neatly used items.

One of the pioneers of declutter businesses in Nigeria, who is Chief Executive Officer of 247 Declutter Express, Mrs Lorrita Momoh, expressed how decluttering industry has been of tremendous help to millions of households across Nigeria.

She highlighted how households especially new couples are able to furnish their homes without having to break their savings just by patronising decluttering businesses online.

Momoh expressed that alot of Nigerians have embraced the culture of regularly decluttering their homes as this provides them an avenue to earn some money while living a clutter free lifestyle.

She stated that her business 247 Declutter Express has been able to successfully declutter and sell off items for over thirty thousand households in Lagos and it’s environs.

Speaking on growth and sustainability, Momoh said building her business on the foundation of trust and integrity is the game changer for her.

She mentioned that once trust has been established, sustainability is sure, while also emphasising good customer service.

The CEO’s eight years customer service experience also contributed to her rapid growth in the industry, just as her business has prioritised prompt and personalised communication on Instagram.

Momoh said responding swiftly to inquiries, comments, and direct messages has not only built trust, but has also showcased a dedication to customer satisfaction, setting them apart in a crowded digital market space.

Momoh, however, advised the youths to look beyond paid employment and embrace the opportunities that social media has presented.

She said gone are the days when graduates carry files about seeking employment, adding that there are alot of opportunities on the internet space.

Momoh further urged the youths to look into these opportunities and make the most of them.