BRACE YOURSELF! BLACK FRIDAY IS COMING

BRACE YOURSELVES! BLACK FRIDAY IS COMING!

When the clouds are dark and dawn billows with a promise of mouth-watering deals, It is Jumia Black Friday!

Maybe you’ve heard, or maybe you have not just heard enough!

Black Friday is the new black that is turning our heads around. And we cant just wait!! Black Friday is that time of year where you get to pay little or nothing to get products and deals of a lifetime!

Yes…You heard me right? It is a deal that can happen at only one place at the same time. Jumia, your number one retailer of course in care of me (Jumia sales consultant)

Here are few things to do before Black Friday:

Budget: It is definitely not a joke! Your account can practically run dry while checking out deals on the Jumia website. If you don’t want to order so many goods and leave nothing to celebrate Christmas with, or pay for the remaining carted goods; please budget. I am begging you and here to put you through and manage your order while you're at the comfort of your home.

Subscribe: Subscribe to my updates on Facebook..(skino4united@gmail.com)
Facebook page.. (@phonebase.skino4united) whatsapp/telegram..(07032292477) Twitter/Instagram..(@skino4united) to be informed of deals as they come! You know we love you and don’t want you to miss out. This is your way to be well educated on the deals and products available. Do well to check my updates some days before just to be sure that what you want is there.

Skino,
Jumia sales consultant at your service

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