The world's biggest shopping holiday, Black Friday, is steadily drawing near and is slated to take place on Friday, November 28, 2014.
Alongside
other e-commerce websites across the globe, Nigeria's online
marketplace, Jumia, has expressed its readiness to cater to the needs of
their customers nationwide on the iconic day, promising them a shopping
experience to remember.
The world wide shopping
extravaganza has gained popularity over the years as a day of extensive
buying, with millions of people travelling across the country to take
advantage of massive deals that they may not have been able to afford on
regular days.
Black Friday recorded a total of 307 million shoppers globally in 2013, making it the world's biggest shopping day of the year.
Having
being a part of the event last year, Jumia has said that Nigerians
should prepare to break the bank and be expectant, as they shop for
gifts for their family, friends and colleagues.
The
company's representative said: "To Nigerians, who for many years have
only read about 'the biggest shopping event', Black Friday may seem like
madness, an event that usually saw the shopping appetite of people come
to the fore, ushering in Christmas shopping and a day that people look
forward to with so much expectation.
"Statistics
for online retailers for Black Friday in the United States and Asia have
come in their billions with most retailers seeing figures that have
most times far exceeded what they had previously recorded in whole
months."
So there, you have it! Will you be partaking in this year's Black Friday? What are your expectations and concerns?
Share your answers with us in the comments box.
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