Yudala has said its Tech Week, a massive promotion offering millions of
Nigerians a chance to enjoy rock-bottom prices and free delivery on a wide
range of technology products has now been extended by five days, reports ITRealms.
The Yudala
Tech Week, ITRealms reports, was initially scheduled to end on Monday 3rd July,
2017, but has now been extended till Saturday July 8th 2017.
Chief Executive
Officer (CEO), Wole Ogundare, said, the five-day extension is by popular demand and
in response to the deluge of requests from customers, many of whom cited the
two-day Eid holidays as a factor which prevented them from fulfilling all their
shopping requirements within the initial one-week duration of the campaign.
In line with the foregoing, more
Nigerians now have a chance to choose from the wide assortment of eye-catching
products on offer for Yudala Tech Week. These
include smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktop computers, printers, scanners, digital
cameras, game consoles, servers; power solutions such as inverters, surge
arrestors, UPS and generators; electronics including TV sets, rechargeable
fans, air conditioners, Air Fryers, freezers and refrigerators, microwaves,
electric irons, washing machines, blenders, cookers, sandwich makers, toasters,
Home Theatre Systems and loads of accessories and consumables.
Through Yudala Tech Week, the company is offering shoppers irresistible
price slashes of up to 50 per cent on various products and free delivery to customers
for all items paid for with a MasterCard.
Furthermore, Yudala has announced a special offer of free delivery for all
orders placed on weekends, irrespective of payment method – a move that will go
a long way to deliver real value to all categories of shoppers.
With its over 21 stores
nationwide complementing the online platform, Yudala Tech Week has succeeded in providing access to
mouth-watering deals for prospective and eager shoppers in various cities. This
is especially in view of Yudala’s wide reach and unique positioning as the only
e-commerce outfit offering consumers the combined ease of shopping online or
walking into the nearest store for pick-up.
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