MARKET PLACE IS NOW INTRODUCED TO MASIM VTU




 NEW FEATURE ALERT — Marketplace Is Now Introduced to Masim VTU


We are excited to introduce a *brand new Marketplace* inside Masim VTU app!


People can now:


🛍️ Post items for sale

📢 Promote their products or services

💼 Grow their businesses 

💰 Earn more from Masim VTU platform


This feature allows customers to *buy and sell easily* using Masim VTU


Sign up to Masim VTU to access this feature on 👇🏻

www.sabuss.com/masimvtu5


Other services at Masim VTU include:

✓Buying of cheap data

✓Buying of Airtime

✓Subscription of DSTV, GOTV and STARTIME 

✓Buying of NECO and WAEC result checker PINs

✓Buying of JAMB and WAEC Registration PINs

✓Payment of Electricity bill

✓Making money by becoming an Agent of Masim VTU


Reach out to us via: 

masimvtu@gmail.com or Whatsapp: 08161419314 for further enquiry

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