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    Konga Yakata attracts HP, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Lenovo, P&G, Samsung, other heavyweight brands

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    Shoppers are in for a deluge of mouth-watering deals and special offers on Konga Yakata as a host of globally renowned brands unfold special packages for the sale extravaganza.

    Konga Yakata, widely regarded as the biggest sale event in the annual shopping calendar in Nigeria, kicked off on Thursday, November 11 and runs till Sunday, December 12, 2021 with additional 10% discount for shoppers who pay with their Access Bank or Verve cards, including mouth-watering deals on local and international flight tickets to a host of destinations.

    As part of efforts to make the 2021 edition of Konga Yakata a memorable one for customers, several leading brands have partnered with Nigeria’s leading e-commerce giant, Konga to roll out exciting deals and eye-catching discounts for shoppers. Some of the top brands that have partnered with Konga for this year’s edition of the sale fiesta include HP, Lenovo, Samsung Electronics, Coca-Cola, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Zinox, Nexus and iTEC, among others.

    The rain of offers and special deals from these top brands have further increased the excitement of shoppers, many of whom have besieged Konga since the commencement of the annual mega sale on Thursday.

    Unilever, a foremost Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) brand, has, through this partnership with Konga, unveiled a massive 50% discount on all of its products during the Konga Yakata season. In addition, other brands have either offered unbelievable price slashes on select products or a combination of bundled deals, freebies and other special offers. These partnerships have enriched the scope of offerings on Konga Yakata, while also delighting most shoppers, feelers from within Konga have revealed.

    The development is additional proof of Konga’s commitment to continually push boundaries in meeting and exceeding every shopper’s expectation.

    Meanwhile, the ongoing convergence of these big brands on Konga Yakata is in addition to other existing offers from leading financial institutions, Access Bank and Verve Nigeria, both of which have extended an extra 10% discount for all purchases made by shoppers who pay with their Access Bank debit card or Verve cards. Furthermore, Konga is supporting the free delivery of discounted, quality food items to Nigerians nationwide in partnership with Access Bank through a give-back initiative under the auspices of Konga Kares, its CSR arm.

    Konga Yakata is a month-long sale galore running from November 11 through December 12, 2021.

    During this period, there is a hailstorm of mouth-watering deals across all categories on Konga, including online, offline in every Konga retail store nationwide and on Konga Bulk. There are also best-priced flights, hotel and tours deals on Konga Travel, as well as special offers on KongaPay, its Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)-licensed fintech platform.

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