Jumia Mobile Week is live! Upgrade for less
Jumia, Africa’s largest online store has extended its goodwill to Nigerians and is set to offer a soft landing by easing customers into a week of mouth-watering deals at the Jumia Mobile Week Reloaded scheduled to hold from Tuesday, May 31 at midnight to Friday, June 6, 2016.
The event, tagged “Jumia Mobile Week Reloaded” is supported by MTN & AXA Mansard and has brought together the biggest international mobile brands such as Samsung, Lenovo, Infinix, Tecno, InnJoo and more to make premium mobile phones available to Nigerians at the highest value for their money.
Jumia went even further and organized daily flash sales for as low as a whopping 45% on Tecno Y6, InnJoo Fire 2 & InnJoo Halo for the sum of N13,800, N16,600 & N13,100 respectively. The Lenovo A2010 & Infinix Zero 3 will have their prices crashed to N11,300 & Infinix Zero 3 N61,400 between the hours 12pm – 1pm. Flash sales will be as always on a limited quantity with a first come first served policy so you better be prepared and better be fast!
Nigeria’s leading underwriting firm, AXA Mansard will be providing customers with an opportunity to indemnify any phone purchased during the Mobile week sales for a meager premium to cover damages to screen and as result of liquid.
All MTN customers have an impeccable opportunity to appease their insatiable thirst for data by taking advantage of the N1,000 for 3GB data plan valid for a month.
While commenting, the Head of Communications, Bertille Guitton, said that “it is a true pleasure to partner with the A-list brands to give our customers value for their money.” She further mentioned that customers in Lagos can expect their mobile phones to be delivered within 48hours.
As a pioneer of the e-retail sector in Africa, Jumia has created a niche by continually setting the pace as evidenced in the Mobile Sales Event which commences from 12 mid-night on the 31st of May.
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