Black Friday 2016: Something Very Big is About to Happen From Nov 14th - 25th - Don't Miss out!!

It is that time of the year again where you get the best deals and massive discounts on across your favorite products and categories. Black Friday is always the day following Thanksgiving Day which is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November and this year Black Friday falls on 25th November 2016. It is only some few days to the Black Friday. 

Black Friday started in the United States and been regarded as the beginning of the Christmas shopping season in the US and now spreads to other nations which most major retailers both Offline and Online Shopping Stores offers promotional sales. A lot of products will be on sale during the Black Friday promotion, and the products will cut across major categories such as fashion items, home appliances, mobile phones, tablets, laptops, kitchen utensils, play station games, baby toys and much more at discounted prices.

You can get an amazing discount, over 50-90% off! on any product purchased on that special day. It is also a Friday you make huge profits you’ve never made before if you are a business person.



Black Friday 2016 on JUMIA - 14th - 25th of November
Jumia has learned from their mistake, do remember that Jumia NG website crashed at start hour of the 2015 Black Friday when millions of Nigerians struggling at the same time to get Infinix Hot2 at 50% discount. Jumia 2015 Black Friday is a day offer and while this year 2016, it is a 12days heavy discount! More days, more deals and more convenience.


That shows that this year will be bigger and better than ever, with not just one day of amazing deals, but 12 days of Black Friday deals. Yes! From November 14th - 25th 2016, More than 100,000 deals, flawless shopping journey. It is the time to dust off those wish lists and take advantage of the heavy discounts that the E-commerce giant - Jumia, want to offer.

Although Jumia is yet to specify the products that will be discounted, we are looking forward that the promo will be at least 50% discount and with this, you can get your sleek smartphone you have been craving for, laptop or gadget for half of the normal price.

Jumia 2016 Black Friday Sponsored by MTN, Mansard, Binatone, Infinix, Intel, Innjoo, HP, Plustar, Etihad Airways. Save the money and Save the date! It is from November 14th - 25th 2016. Get prepared to upgrade for less during Jumia Black Friday!

Don’t want to miss out 2016 Jumia Black Friday? Register your email and get a reminder on the D-day, by visiting the Jumia special created page for Jumia Black Friday 2016, at www.jumia.com.ng/black...

To receive pop notification as soon as the best deals available. Download the Jumia app via your Android, Blackberry, Apple and Windows phone.

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