by Oge Okonkwo

Taskdirect is poised to tantalize its customers this Tuesday with its “Digital Democracy” programme where it is offering a “Valentine Auction Special” for you to buy smart digital devices for your loved ones that will improve your lifestyle. Original digital devices with warranty from internationally certified manufacturers like Dell, HP, Samsung, Lenovo, Zinox are available for Nigerians to buy at great prices.

The programme which is an avenue for people to access world renowned devices enters its third week with Nigerians urged not to miss out of this “Valentine Auction Special“ because exciting products will be on Auction. The “Digital Democracy” programme has been successful due to the Special Auction reputed to be the most unique around the world.

For the Valentine Special, original smart devices from the likes of Lenovo, Samsung, HP and Dell will be available at reduced prices both online and at Taskdirect’s smart shops and offices in Gbagada, Victoria Island, Asaba, Uyo, Portharcourt, Enugu, Kano and Abuja. This includes: laptops, desktop computers, printers, scanners, tablets, phones, cameras, consumables, etc.

Our investigations reveal that their smart shops and offices witnessed excitement among customers who patronized the shops to buy products of their choice at the last two Auctions. Also, online shopping experienced a boost on Tuesdays with the customers feeling satisfied with the deliveries handled by internationally acclaimed courier companies.

Reports have shown that customers have been excited by the opportunity that the “Digital Democracy” gives them to purchase smart devices at incredible prices. Explaining to customers on how the “Valentine Auction Special” works, Taskdirect’s Corporate Communications Adviser, Uche Nnadozie stated that “customers can purchase a maximum of two devices per order.

However, for quantities of more than two on the “Digital Democracy Day” customers were advised to contact Taskdirect directly at [email protected] to buy but not at the reserved prices”. The “Digital Democracy” programme continues every Tuesday.