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    Konga Kicks Off 2026 with “Jara” Sales: 25% Discount on Starlink and More

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    Konga has officially launched its first major shopping event of 2026, titled Konga Jara. Inspired by the Nigerian tradition of giving “jara”—that extra value added to a purchase—the campaign is designed to help Nigerians kickstart their New Year goals with significant savings on essential technology and lifestyle products.

    The centerpiece of the campaign is a 25% discount on Starlink internet kits, which also includes free nationwide delivery. Recognizing that reliable connectivity is the backbone of remote work, online education, and digital entrepreneurship in 2026, Konga is making the satellite technology more accessible to households and businesses.

    To qualify for the 25% discount, customers must follow a specific verification process:

    1. Purchase: Buy your Starlink kit via Konga.
    2. Activate: Visit com/activate to complete the activation process.
    3. Submit: Send your activation details to starlinkactivation@konga.com.
    4. Verify: The rebate is issued once the activation timestamp matches Starlink’s official system records.

    The focus on Starlink is a strategic move to bridge the digital divide. Onochie Melvin, Head of Commercial Planning at Konga, noted that reliable internet is no longer a luxury but a necessity for Nigerians to participate in the global economy.

    “Students need it for online learning, entrepreneurs need it to scale digital businesses, and professionals rely on it for remote work,” Melvin stated. “This offer is about removing barriers.”

    Quality Guaranteed via OEM Partnerships

    Beyond internet kits, Konga Jara offers deep discounts across various categories. A key feature of the sale is the guarantee of authenticity. By sourcing products directly from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Konga ensures that lower prices do not mean lower quality. Customers benefit from:

    • Transparent, competitive pricing.
    • Full manufacturer warranties.
    • Direct-from-brand reliability.

    Konga continues to leverage its composite e-commerce model to enhance the customer experience. By integrating Konga.com (Shopping), KongaPay (Payments), and KXpress (Logistics), the Jara campaign offers a frictionless journey from the first click to the final delivery at your doorstep.

     

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