AISHA ABUBAKAR
A Nigerian owned company – Axion Group, recently launched Axion therapeutic mattresses into the Nigerian market.
The company before delving into the mattress business had been known and associated with pharmaceuticals, real estate, hospitality, automobiles and the oil & gas sectors.
The launch of the mattresses followed a long period of extensive researches, consultations and sampling of opinions by groups of health practitioners geared towards having products that will guarantee or aid sound sleep.
According to the group, the mattresses were of different sizes and pocket friendly. They equally assured customers of free delivery to their doorsteps for orders and purchases made in Lagos, Abuja and Imo State.
It was gathered that Axion Group since they launched the therapeutic mattresses into the Nigerian market had been giving customers and distributors 10% discount on all orders and purchases not excluding free delivery within the aforementioned locations.
The group said that interested distributors from any location and customers hoping to place orders can reach them through their Head Office: 13, Sobo Siffre Street, Arowojobe Estate, Mende Maryland, Lagos, or their Branch Office: 7, Axion Road, off Port Harcourt Road, Owerri, Imo State. They can also be reached on phone via: +234-8113705555, +234-8113805555, +234-8180001124. Email: cservice@axiongroupltd.com, info@ axiongroupltd.com
Axion Group in a release made available to P.M.EXPRESS said that their products were targeted at people who want to relieve stress, tension and enjoy healthy sleep.
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