On the 14th of October I was strolling tru my page on fb, when Jumia advertise this wrist watch, I felt for the trap and ordered it immediately, they claim its 12,000 but a discounts will be given which around 4000, with the shipping fee of a thousand naira.
They brought it and paid 4999, this wrist is just 28 days old see the pictures and see how rubbish the wrist watch looks like...... Jumia sold fake product and I will make sure I broadcast this on my social media. This is really bad for their brand.
Jumia must have been scam.

You paid "#4,999naira" for a watch, were you expecting 'pure' 'gold'?

soberdrunk:
You paid "#4,999naira" for a watch, were you expecting 'pure' 'gold'?

I tire oo

Ok

were you expecting gold Rolex watch

well jumia is fake and fake is jumia. **NEVERAGAIN**

99.99% of their products or goods are chinko, directly from China. For example, in December 2014 I bought an 18 inch rechargeable standing fan for 15,500 naira. This fan comes with 2 batteries at the base and at full charge is expected to work for 8 hours. Lo and behold, from day one, the number of hours of it's operation started reducing and by the 3rd week, it has reduced to less than one hour.
It's now 2 years and no matter how long I charged it, it won't work up to a minute or 2 minutes at most. On enquiry, I was told the batteries is gone and needs replacement. The dilemma now is that there is no such batteries on the market.
My own advice is that one should be very careful as to what he buys on these Nigerian e-commerce sites. A word is enough for the wise.