Loy Okezie
Kilonshele.com is a new e-commerce site that provides ticket sales, marketing and distribution services as well as connects the world to live entertainment events in Nigeria by providing up-to-date information on live events and giving fans opportunity to buy tickets conveniently.
The word “Kilonshele” (pronounced – kee-lone-sheh-leh) is a Yoruba word meaning “what’s happening?” or “what’s going on”?
While writing this post, the site was not accessible, so I guessed the founders deliberately put it off until the official launch today (6pm) at the Silverbird Galleria. So I couldn’t check out their features, technicalities et al. But my colleague over at Web Trends Nigeria did a review of the service.
However, I found that Kilonshele’s logo has an icon (on/off button) that is ubiquitous: too common, too popular. It can be seen everywhere: on phones, laptops, etc Again, the icon on the logo should have been a green colour, instead of red, since red signifies switching off, while green denotes switched on. Plus, the green colour represents anything Nigerian.
Beyond this, Kilonshele.com seems like a start-up to watch!
Update: When you register as a member, the red button switches to green. That’s when you’re switched on!
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Hi Loy, nice write up. Concerning the kilonshele icon (the switch), it appears in red when you visit the site. However, when you initiate a transaction (e.g. buy a ticket) you are requested to register then the colour turns to green…meaning, you have now "switched in on". Try it out.
Hey Jide, thanks for stopping by. Tried it out….looks cool;-) Updated post!
hey loy wasup, this is a great review. Will do what I do best and write another one at Techmasai about the same company.
keep up the good work man,
Hey dude! Thanks for dropping by. Nice review too! Hmm, 'Nigerian Startup guy'…Lol
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