Following the recent xenophobic attack on some Nigerians and their properties in South Africa, some irate Nigerian youths on Tuesday took to the streets in Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State to protest against the act.
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One of the videos seen by The Eagle Online showed a lot of Nigerians gathered at the entrance of the mall, prevented from going in by security operatives
The National Association of Nigerian Students on Saturday shutdown South Africa’s grocery chain, Shoprite at Ota in Ogun State.
Leisure centres in Ibadan, including the popular Agodi Gardens and Shoprite, were beehive of activities as many fun seekers thronged the venues in celebration of Christmas on Tuesday.
The denial is contained in a statement signed by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Magaji Majiya, and issued to newsmen in Kano on Tuesday.
The students gave the ultimatum at a peaceful demonstration at some South African companies in Abuja on Thursday
Shoprite, which sells mostly groceries, has grown rapidly outside its home market with sales in other African countries now accounting for more than a fifth of the retailer’s total
Fajimi Aderinto, a shopper at the scene, described it as shameful
The Director General of the Federal Government agency, Rufus Ebegba, gave the ultimatum in Abuja on Friday during a meeting with departmental store operators in the FCT
The Director General of the Lagos State Safety Commission, Fouad Oki, announced the reopening after another round of safety audit and inspections of the previously identified infractions
The LSSC said the Ikeja branch of Shoprite was sealed for breaching safety law
According to the police, the female suicide bomber struck at 1:40pm at the Trade Fair Complex, Zoo Road, close to Shoprite
The new branch, he said, has a staff strength of 400.
He said that apart from providing employment opportunities, Nigerians now have the opportunity to buy goods and services at cheaper prices
Absolut brand, in its fourth day, showcased creativity in the selected parts of Lagos: Shoprite, Ikeja; Yaba Waterfront; Tinubu Square; and Festac
“What happened was that some people, who claimed to be Boko Haram members, sent text messages to all Shoprite offices and outlets that their branches would be bombed
It is believed that the cause of the fire was due to power surge, which quickly spread, engulfing the clothing shop
One of the stores in the Mall, Mr. Price, is ablaze