The e-commerce company has launched its Konga Tech Month campaign. The initiative runs throughout May 2026. It aims to make technology products easier to access across the country.
With this move, Konga is targeting both individuals and businesses. As digital tools become essential, demand continues to rise across sectors.
Konga Tech Month targets rising gadget demand
The Konga Tech Month campaign offers discounts of up to 50 per cent. These cuts apply to a wide range of products. Shoppers can expect deals on smartphones, laptops, televisions and home appliances.
According to the company, the campaign responds to growing reliance on digital tools. More Nigerians now depend on technology for work, learning and communication. Because of this shift, the need for reliable devices keeps increasing.
To support the campaign, Konga partnered with global brands. These include Samsung, LG, ASUS and HP. The collaboration aims to ensure access to genuine products.
A key highlight is the involvement of Starlink. Konga revealed it now serves as an authorised support centre for the service in Nigeria.
This means customers can visit selected Konga outlets for assistance. They can get help with purchases, installation and troubleshooting. In addition, special discounts on Starlink kits will be available during the campaign.
Beyond pricing, Konga is also focusing on delivery. Customers buying from official Samsung and LG stores will enjoy free shipping. Meanwhile, KongaNow promises same-day delivery for urgent orders.
The company is also pushing its mobile app. Shoppers can access exclusive deals and flash sales through the platform. As a result, more users may shift towards app-based shopping.
Konga said the broader goal is to boost digital adoption in Nigeria. By lowering prices and improving access, the company hopes to reach more users.
At the same time, direct partnerships with manufacturers aim to build trust. Customers are more likely to buy when they feel confident about product authenticity.
If the campaign delivers as expected, it could strengthen Konga’s position in the market. More importantly, it may help more Nigerians get connected in a fast-changing digital world.
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