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A small shop that loves lists
Pageturn opened in 2009 beside Bodija market with two shelves and a photocopier. We still love the moment a list is fully ticked.
Our story
Started with a photocopier
Mrs Folasade Ogunleye opened Pageturn to photocopy past questions for students near the university. Parents started asking for exercise books, then crayons, then whole lists. By 2014 the photocopier had moved to the back and school supplies filled the shop.
Today our team of six packs more than four thousand lists each September, covers every book by hand and still runs the print counter.
We are proudly Ibadan: we know which schools want green covers, which want brown paper and which teachers ask for 60 leaves when the list says 40.
The team
The people behind the counter
Team names and photos are examples for this demo.
What we promise
Three small promises
Honest stock
If it is not on the shelf, we tell you before you come.
Fair prices
Bodija prices all year, including September.
Neat work
Covers tight, labels straight, names spelt right.
Reviews
Kind words
I pasted the list from the school WhatsApp group, ticked what we had from last term and sent it. Three children packed and covered in one afternoon.
Every book was covered, labelled with my son’s name and class. He was the only one in JSS1 with his name spelt right.
They told me the calculator was low in stock before I came, and kept one aside for me.
Got the school list?
Send a photo or paste it in the checker. We reply with what it costs and when it is ready.