This was disclosed by a human rights activist and Coordinator of Behind Bars Human Rights Foundation, Harrison Gwamnishu
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The store’s new look, which was revealed to the public recently, is accompanied by product sampling activities, and special promotions
A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria who visited the Kwara Mall, housing the store along Fate Road, Ilorin, reports that there was heavy presence of armed police personnel at the edifice amidst shutdown of operations by the staff.
The workers, under the aegis of National Union of Shop and Distributive Employees, vowed that the company would remain shut until management acceded to their demands.
The Chairman of the union, Williams Peter, stated this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday, in Ibadan.
The Shoprite bumper black Friday offer begins from November 25 and ends November 29, 2020 and it’s a pan-Nigeria value added offer.
This was announced in a statement on Monday.
The mall, which houses Shoprite and other brands, was looted in the wake of the #EndSARS protest.
Perhaps, disturbed by the manner in which Nigerians received that news with the possible backlash of an immediate loss of patronage, the management hurriedly embarked on a PR redo in what they expected to be a better packaging of the information.
The NIPC Executive Secretary, Yewande Sadiku, disclosed this at a Webinar held by NIPC management team with journalists on Thursday in Abuja.
The Country Director for Chastex Consult, Ini Archibong, said this in a telephone conversation with Vanguard.
Sani said this following the revelation by Shoprite that it was considering exiting the Nigerian market.
The Cross River State Governor, Sir Ben Ayade, who made the disclosure Monday at the garment factory in Calabar, stated that production of masks has been ramped up at the factory following the orders
The Kwara State branch of Shoprite has introduced “no face masks, no entry” system to its customers if they must come to shop in the mall.
The Governor, who was at Sangotedo and Surulere Shoprite malls and stores to have a first-hand assessment on the level of destruction of the facilities, described it as “enormous”
Alhaji Abubakar Malami, the Attorney-General of the Federation, has cautioned Nigerians against hitting the businesses of South Africans in response to alleged xenophobic attacks against their compatriots in the former apartheid nation.
At least five Africans have been killed in attacks on foreigners in South Africa this week.
The Acting Governor of the state, Agboola Ajayi, said this in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Babatope Okeowo on Wednesday in Akure.
They were seen with tyres, jerry-cans containing liquid suspected to be petrol likely with the intention of burning down the building
Some protesters on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State House of Assembly to express their displeasure over the killings of Nigerians in South Africa.