Jumia Food Nigeria, on Monday, announced the launch of its Online Food Festival campaign that would allow consumers enjoy exclusive deals from their favourite restaurants.
In a press statement made available to LEADERSHIP, the event will take place from March 13th – 26th, 2023, will feature special discounts, combo deals, and more from participating restaurants.
The two-week long festival will feature exclusive deals from top-rated restaurants such as Cold Stone Creamery, Pinkberry, Samantha Bistro & co, Yin Yang Express, Tantalizers, Bukka Hut, Dodo Pizza, Domino Pizza, Cilantro, and more. Consumers will be able to enjoy their favourite meals from these restaurants at discounted prices and with the added convenience of fast delivery.
The Head of Commercial, On-Demand Services, Jumia Nigeria, Oluwafemi Ajulo said the Online Food Festival is a testament of the company’s resolve l to provide exceptional value for Nigerians.
He said, “We are excited to bring this Online Food Festival to our consumers in Nigeria. At Jumia Food, we are always looking for ways to enhance the consumer experience and provide exceptional value. The Online Food Festival is a testament to that, and we are confident that our consumers will enjoy the various discounts and deals on offer.”
Online food delivery in Nigeria has seen a remarkable growth over the past few years, with many consumers preferring to order food online for its convenience and safety.
According to a report by iMarc Group, the online food delivery market in Nigeria is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.2% during the period 2023-2028, driven by factors such as rising smartphone adoption, elevating levels of urbanisation and increasing internet penetration. This is a clear indication of the growing popularity of online food delivery in Nigeria.
Consumers can download the Jumia Food app to access the Food Festival deals and discounts. With a growing number of restaurants and cuisines to choose from, Jumia Food Nigeria is committed to delivering an exceptional food ordering experience for consumers across Nigeria
