Buy real groceries and gifts for school supplies and essentials at the start of term — paid from wherever you are, delivered to family in Nigeria. No cash transfer, no wiring money and hoping it's spent right — you're buying something specific and real.
This isn't a warehouse shipping a generic care package. Your order goes to a real, local Pludor business already selling in Nigeria — the same storefronts local customers buy from every day.
Wigmore Trading, Naija Diaspora Hub, and Help Me Waka all already do this — each of them sources and ships the order themselves.
Pludor doesn't warehouse or ship the order itself — it routes your purchase to an actual local business already operating in Nigeria, the same way a local buyer would order from them directly.
Pick products from Pludor stores that deliver in Nigeria, pay once from abroad by card or Pludor wallet, and track the order to your family at their door. Every product page shows the seller, price, stock, shipping and return policy.
Shop independent stores from one cart, or sell your own items locally
How to use it →One wallet for paying, cashback, gift cards and free peer transfers
How to use it →Same-area parcel delivery by local couriers, plus delivery for your own orders
How to use it →Yes - pay by international card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Pludor wallet.
Each product page lists the seller, stock, shipping details and return policy, and the order is tracked from your Pludor account.
Free for shoppers - a free Pludor account is all you need.
Find products and local services from independent sellers, pay once, and track every order.
You can buy real back-to-school supplies and essentials for family in Nigeria from the USA, UK, or Canada by ordering through Pludor: pick products from local Nigerian stores, pay once from abroad by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Pludor wallet, and track the delivery to your family's door. Instead of wiring money and hoping it's spent right, you're buying specific items from real local businesses already selling in Nigeria.
You can order real products online and have them delivered to your family in Nigeria without sending cash. With Pludor, you browse stores that deliver in Nigeria, add items to one cart, and pay once from the US by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Pludor wallet. The order routes to a real local business in Nigeria, and you can track it until it reaches your family.
Buying specific items directly is safer than wiring money and hoping it gets spent on the right things. Services like Wigmore Trading, Naija Diaspora Hub, and Help Me Waka source and ship the order themselves, while Pludor routes your purchase to an actual local business already selling in Nigeria. Either way, you control exactly what your family receives.
Yes, you can pay from abroad with an international card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a Pludor wallet. Most diaspora shopping services, including Pludor, let you pay in your own currency. On Pludor, the purchase goes to a local Nigerian seller who delivers to your family.
Every order is trackable from your account, so you can follow it until delivery. On Pludor, each product page shows the seller, price, stock, shipping details, and return policy before you buy, so you know exactly who's fulfilling the order. The order is also covered by the Pludor Return & Refund Policy if something goes wrong.
It's safe as long as you buy from a service that shows you the seller, price, stock, and return policy before you pay. Pludor displays all of that on each product page and tracks the order to your family's door. Avoid anything that just asks you to send money with no record of what's being bought.
It depends on the service, but shopping through Pludor is free for shoppers — a free account is all you need, and you pay the product prices listed. Compare that with money transfer fees, which add up and still leave you hoping the cash is spent on school supplies. Always check the product page for the price and shipping details before ordering.
Resellers like Wigmore Trading, Naija Diaspora Hub, and Help Me Waka source and ship the order themselves from their own warehouse or supply chain. Pludor doesn't warehouse or ship anything — it routes your purchase to a real local business already operating in Nigeria, the same storefronts local customers buy from every day. Paying in your own currency isn't the difference, since most services offer that; routing to a real local seller is.
Yes. On Pludor you can add items from any stores into one cart and check out with a single payment by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or wallet. Each product page shows which seller delivers it, so you know who's handling each item. The whole order is tracked from your Pludor account.
You can buy real groceries, gifts, school supplies, and everyday essentials for the start of term. Browse pludor.com/shop and search or pick a category to see what local Nigerian stores offer. Because the sellers are local businesses, the items are the same ones families in Nigeria actually buy.
Orders placed through Pludor are covered by the Pludor Return & Refund Policy, and each product page shows the seller's shipping and return policy before you buy. If something arrives wrong, you can check the policy on the product page and follow up through your account. Checking the seller and return terms before checkout is the practical way to avoid surprises.