ITRealms:
As part of its
Yuletide celebration, Yudala, Nigeria’s first true composite online and offline
retail chain, today commenced its sales promotion tagged Yu-Jara (Yudala Jara) to offer an estimated 100 million Nigerians
the chance to receive a variety of free gifts such as bags of rice and other
goods which could in turn be donated to charity homes and the needy in the
spirit of the season, reports ITRealms.
Jara
in the local parlance means extra extended to a good customer in appreciation
of patronage.
The week-long
promotion which is expected to run from December 9th – 15th
2015 is an annual initiative exclusive to Yudala Online and every Yudala
Experience Store nationwide, with the company positioning it as the final
massive sales to usher in the Christmas holidays.
ITRealms gathered
that, Yu-Jara offers Nigerians from
all walks of life a unique opportunity to buy and stock various products
required for the season at highly discounted prices.
Some of the items on
offer include mobile phones, computers, printers, consumables and accessories,
food stuff, high quality drinks including choice wines, Champagne and Cognac; fashion,
lifestyle and consumer goods, gym equipment, perfumes and automobiles.
Confirmation this, Chief
Executive at Yudala Nigeria, Mr. Dave Ibelegbu, said Yu-Jara is a seven-day annual massive sales promotion which starts
from the second week of December.
“Every shopper gets a
jara (extra or free gift) based on
how much they spend shopping on Yudala Online or in any of our Offline Experience
stores scattered across the country,” he said
According to Mr.
Ibelegbu, the advantage of Yu-Jara is
that shoppers online could have their goods delivered to them in time for the
holidays or they could order online and take delivery from any Yudala Experience
store nearest to them or walk into any Yudala Experience store nationwide including
the newly opened ones in Kano and Abuja and shop directly.
“There are also great
incentives for shoppers depending on how much they spend. Shoppers will get jara (free gifts) ranging from smart
phones, expensive wines, champagne, cognac, perfumes and electronics to food
items like bags of rice and much more.
“For jara items such as foodstuff, shoppers
may wish to donate these items to charity homes of their choice or other such
needy groups like Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and have them delivered
there. These recipients shall on delivery acknowledge such gifts by directly
writing to the donors. This is Yudala’s own little way of supporting the needy
in our country,” he explained.
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