The much anticipated discount raining season of the year is finally here. Black Friday Festival commenced at 12 AM Prompt today November 24th on jumia.com.gh. Customers can now enjoy their 10-80% discount promised by Jumia Ghana.
As of last week,customers were already enjoying discount on Early Black Friday Sales on items such as Fero l100 smartphones, Protech and Nexus 110 litre fridges, Moto c plus phone, Nasco blenders and 32inches Nasco smart TVs. These items wereon highest demand as shoppers enjoyed cheaper prices on them even before the commencement of Black Friday.
This year, Jumia is adding a new twist what we thought heroes should be with their discount raining Black Friday. Ever bought a product that had the best price and proved to be of the best quality? Well that’s what Black Fridayisoffering you this season.
Jumia’sBlack Friday is offering you the chance to buy those hero products with the best quality and price and enjoy FREE delivery on some items during this period.
Black Friday will forever be an exciting season that will linger in the minds of customers as shoppers will not only buy that product they have ever wanted but also experience a longer and better period of shopping. This is because, Black Friday will run for three good weeks.
Jumia says for an item such as Skyworth HD LED Satellite TV ‘32’ inch, Black Friday is slashing the prize from GHS 850 to GHS699and have it delivered at your door step wherever you are. Nexus NX-125 Refrigerator 93 litre silver is going for GHS 420 instead of GHS 620 and Lenovo V110 is going for GHS 1499 instead of GHS 1900.
Jumia says quality and affordable is its hallmark and it is bent on delivering to the satisfaction of all customers.Jumia’sBlack Friday is giving customers more of these crazy deals from now till December 15.
Perhaps you have been eyeing a new laptop, or wanting to try a new three-piece suit. Now is the time to order those items that are waiting in your shopping cart because you might not want to go through that Christmas hassle at Mokola nor experience that overcrowding at Kantamanto.