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Konga begins payment on delivery in Ogun, Kaduna

Admin February 9, 2021
Konga Pay on Delivery

Konga POD

Konga, Nigeria’s foremost omni-channel e-Commerce platform is set to roll out its Pay on Delivery (POD) option in Ogun and Kaduna states. The POD option goes live in Ogun and Kaduna from Wednesday, February 10, 2021.

Konga Pay on Delivery
Konga POD

To this effect, shoppers in Ogun and Kaduna can now place their orders online on www.konga.com and make payment for their items when the last mile Konga delivery personnel delivers their orders. The development is bound to excite shoppers in these locations, many of whom had expressed their desire to have Konga extend the payment on delivery option to their states.

Ogun State, located in Nigeria’s South West and Kaduna in the North West have thus joined other states in Nigeria, including Lagos, Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Delta, Rivers, Edo, Oyo, Plateau and Niger, where the payment on delivery option had previously been rolled out by Konga.

Vice President, Operations, Kenny Oriola says the rollout offers shoppers in Ogun and Kaduna a chance to enjoy more convenience and options.

‘‘We have listened to the yearnings of customers in Ogun and Kaduna by extending the payment on delivery option to these states. This latest rollout is a unique opportunity for shoppers in both locations to enjoy more flexibility, convenience and options in their order fulfilment journey with us. Also, we are confident that this will drive more shoppers in these locations online, as we expect many more customers to take advantage of the new payment option to place their orders on www.konga.com,’’ he stated.

Meanwhile, Konga has also put together a mouth-watering line-up of offers for this year’s Valentine’s Day celebration.

They include all-expenses paid treat to a private movie screening date for five lucky couples, with lots to eat and drinks on Valentine’s Day. Also, Konga has rolled out huge discounts, up to 60% across major products and gifts categories for shoppers on its platforms. The highly discounted offerings have been carefully selected to provide shoppers with a wide variety of gift ideas with which to thrill their loved ones. The discounts are available online, offline in every Konga retail store nationwide and on Konga Bulk.

Furthermore, Konga has underlined plans to reward the highest shopper 0n its platform between Friday, February 5th to Friday, February 12th, 2021. The highest shopper for the period will enjoy a dinner date with a partner of his or her choice as well as a shopping voucher worth N25,000.

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