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Konga Begins Yakata Christmas Sales

Comms Week25 Nov 20130 Comments
Konga Begins Yakata Christmas Sales
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Konga.com,Nigeria’s Largest Online Mall, is bringing Black Friday and Cyber Monday Super Sales to Nigeria and they are calling it “Fall Yakata” Christmas Sale. The sale is the biggest of any sale…

Konga.com,Nigeria’s Largest Online Mall, is bringing Black Friday and Cyber Monday Super Sales to Nigeria and they are calling it “Fall Yakata” Christmas Sale.

The sale is the biggest of any sale ever done by any retailer online or offline in Nigeria.

What is Yakata? Yakata means totally, utterly, completely, e.g “All the prices don fall Yakata”

You may have heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales in the US and Europe, and Konga.com is bringing you two days of mind blowing price slashes. Imagine the Play Station 4 being sold for N60,000 instead of N138,000 regular prices, Ruby Woo lipstick that is normally N4,000 sold for N2,000 or Tecno Phantom A+ phone that is N39,000 that will be sold for only N19,000. You will find Christmas clothes that are normally sold for N30,000 selling on Fall Yakata sale for only N10,000.

This year has been an amazing year for Konga.com; winning the online retailer and best emerging brand of the year at the Marketing World Awards 2013, moving to a new 120,000 sqr feet fulfillment Centre and celebrating its one year anniversary.

Remember it’s the biggest sale ever in Nigeria and it’s happening from 9:00am on Friday November 29th to 9pm on Monday December 2nd, 2013.



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