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Buy 1 Get 1 Free Chicken Bucket: KFC Nigeria brings back its biggest value deal Wednesday, 28th Oct

Buy 1 Get 1 Free Chicken Bucket: KFC Nigeria brings back its biggest value deal Wednesday, 28th Oct

Buy 1 Get 1 Free Chicken Bucket: KFC Nigeria brings back its biggest value deal Wednesday, 28th Oct. Customers get a full second bucket free, plus 4 dips per bucket, in nine cities and on delivery.

KFC Nigeria is bringing back its Buy 1, Get 1 Free Chicken Bucket promotion on Wednesday, 28th October, giving customers a complete second bucket at no extra cost and as much as 50 percent in savings on one of the country’s most popular quick-service meals.

The offer applies to all three bucket sizes: 8, 12 and 21 pieces. A customer who pays the regular price for one bucket receives a second bucket of the same size free, along with an additional 4 dips, with each bucket served with 4 dips from the selection.

In a period when households are watching every naira, the structure of the offer is what sets it apart. It is not a percentage discount on a single meal but a full duplicate bucket, which makes it one of the more generous value plays in Nigeria’s fast-food market in recent memory.

The promotion follows a run that surprised many customers last month, when KFC Nigeria ran the same deal twice within weeks. The response online was immediate, with customers who took part encouraging friends and relatives to join in, while many who missed out asked when it would return.

The deal is designed for groups. Families can feed the whole household from one purchase, colleagues can pool resources for a team lunch, and friends can each contribute a share of the cost of the one paid bucket, ending up with twice the food for roughly half the spend.

On a midweek day, typical occasions include office lunches, after-school treats, family dinners, friends’ get-togethers and neighbourhood gatherings.

The promotion runs across KFC outlets in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Enugu, Kano, Akure, Ilorin, Sagamu and Ibadan, making it one of the widest geographic spreads of any KFC Nigeria campaign this year.

Customers who prefer to order from home or the office can also access the deal on delivery through Chowdeck and Mano.

The offer is valid on Wednesday, 28th October only, and heavy demand is expected at outlets and on delivery platforms nationwide. Customers are advised to plan their visit or place their orders early, as queues and high order volumes are likely through the day. Those who missed earlier rounds have a fresh opportunity, but the window is a short one.

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