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Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by chokekachy: 6:29pm On Jun 24
Shoprite Mall has announced its intention to cease operation in one of its Abuja branches from June 30, 2024.

The branch is situated at Novare Central Mall in Wuse Zone 5.


This was contained in a circular signed by the Chief Executive Officer, Dr Folakemi Fadahunsi, on behalf of the retail supermarket and obtained by our correspondent on Monday.

A staff at the store who pleaded anonymity also confirmed the report, saying “Yes, it is true, we just heard it here too.”

The popular mall attributed its decision to a thorough evaluation of the store’s financial situation and the current business climate.

It additionally notified vendors that their services would no longer be needed at the store.

The circular read, “We regret to inform you that as of June 30, 2024, Retail Supermarkets Nigeria Limited will be closing its Wuse Store located in Novare Wuse Central Mall, Abuja. This decision has been made after a thorough evaluation of the store’s financial situation and the current business climate. We believe this is the best course of action for our organization’s long-term growth.

“Effective June 30, 2024, our company will no longer operate in Wuse, Abuja, and we will no longer require your services for the Novare Wuse Central Mall Store. Please note that all existing service contracts will also terminate for the store.”

The circular added the company would be reviewing its accounting records in the next 60 days to settle outstanding balances.

“If your services are specifically tied to the Novare Wuse Central Mall Store and if there is an outstanding balance between our companies, we will carefully review our accounting records over the next 60 days (about 2 months). We will then promptly contact you to confirm the amount owed and discuss a suitable payment schedule.

“We would like to express our gratitude for your past business. It has been a pleasure working with you and your team. If you have any questions or concerns, or if there is anything we can do to assist you during this challenging transition, please do not hesitate to reach out to us, it added.

Multiple multinationals have left Nigeria by either scaling down operations, transferring ownership or selling their stakes, the most recent being the sale of beverage company Diageo’s 58.02 per cent shareholding in Guinness Nigeria to Tolaram Group on June 11, 2024.

The exodus of multinationals from the Nigerian economy has cost the country a N94tn loss of output in five years, according to an economist and former Director of Research and Advocacy at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Nigeria, Dr Vincent Nwani.

According to the analyst, for the first year, over 10 companies shut down operations in 2020, most notably Standard Biscuits Nigeria Ltd, NASCO Fiber Product Ltd, Union Trading Company Nigeria PLC, and Deli Foods Nigeria Ltd.

In 2021, he stated that more than 20 companies exited, including Tower Aluminium Nigeria PLC, Framan Industries Ltd, Stone Industries Ltd, Mufex Nigeria Company Ltd, and Surest Foam Ltd.

He stated that in 2022, over 15 known brands left Nigeria, including Universal Rubber Company Ltd, Mother’s Pride Ventures Ltd, Errand Products Nigeria Ltd, and Gorgeous Metal Makers Ltd.

More than 10 major companies left in 2023, notably Unilever Nigeria PLC, Procter & Gamble Nigeria, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria Ltd, ShopRite Nigeria, Sanofi-Aventis Nigeria Ltd, Equinox Nigeria, and Bolt Food & Jumia Food Nigeria.

In the first six months of this year, five listed major companies had left Nigeria, including Microsoft Nigeria, Total Energies Nigeria (affected by its divestment), PZ Cussons Nigeria PLC, Kimberly-Clerk Nigeria, and Diageo PLC.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Zwooks: 6:30pm On Jun 24
Tinubu Wonder

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by hisgrace090: 6:35pm On Jun 24
The Tinubu fire continues raging across all geopolitical zone though he have promised to remedy the situation with a new national anthem.
The question now is, who national anthem help?

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Enemiesmasquera: 6:35pm On Jun 24
Tinubu the disaster promax. By the time he's done with Nigerians, those who supported and defended him will be hitting their heads on the wall regretting bitterly

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Solofresh2: 6:38pm On Jun 24
The country will soon divide it is just a matter of time

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by FatimaAbubakar(f): 7:01pm On Jun 24
Tinibu online gbegiri miscreants will soon come and tell us how Shoprite also shut down their business in Zimbabwe, Madagascar and Botswana. Fools.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by abobote: 7:01pm On Jun 24
Things are very difficult

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by ObongNkakad: 7:02pm On Jun 24
More joblessness. About to push more into the pending unemployment queue.

Nigeria is a crime scene

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by GboyegaD(m): 7:02pm On Jun 24
What a time to be and live in Nigeria. With the continuous depletion in economic power, the youth and middle age are busy arguing over and defending those putting them and their future generation in perpetual pains. It is very unfortunate and I am convinced this wouldn't change as we have the clowns come out to tell us how the deterioration going on will favor them and their family members.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by HenryThegreat1(m): 7:02pm On Jun 24
Same Abuja Wike have transformed and were building infrastructures according to them.
ANY IDIOT CAN BUILD ROADS AND BRIDGES, BUT YOU SEE MANAGING ECONOMY, IT REQUIRED INTELLIGENT MINDSET.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by israelmao(m): 7:02pm On Jun 24
Many people now cook their food at home and jesttion some unnecessary luxuries considering the current economic realities.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by AkinPhysicist: 7:02pm On Jun 24
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by phransix2: 7:02pm On Jun 24
You see supermarkets business is a very risky business especially when you crash prices to match with retail stores around. Once you ain't racking in those volumes, you would shutdown in no time.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Meti99(m): 7:02pm On Jun 24
🤣🤣🤣
I want to become PRESS-DENCE for YOU😆

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by RightChannel: 7:03pm On Jun 24
What Tinubu and APC can't destroy doesn't exist

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by WHEREISMANNA: 7:03pm On Jun 24
Atleast d one in Lugbe remains

It been a while i entered Abuja though

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by CartelKenneth: 7:03pm On Jun 24
Anywhere tinubu Dey thunder⚡️ go just Dey fire am
E no go better for him and him useless family o
Tinubu will die before the end of this year so that Nigeria can finally be vindicated👼😇

Yoruba government is thé worst thing that ever happened to Nigeria
Thank God for mko abiola killers
May they finish work on tinubu
[]amen[]🙏🏼
❗️❗️❗️

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by LeopardX: 7:03pm On Jun 24
The purchasing power of the masses have reduced.

embarassed

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by MrIcredible: 7:03pm On Jun 24
cheesy
Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by GorillaApp(m): 7:03pm On Jun 24
The country is sinking and APC minions are busy reeling out sh*t from their mouths.

Just imagine the job lose and contractual services terminated

We are watching.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Creamypie(m): 7:03pm On Jun 24
APC just take us back 2015 I beg

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by alezzy13: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Not another sad
Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by independence22: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Again!

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Shellsploit: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Shoprite alausa ikeja next!

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by nautybride: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Eyaaa

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by cjudy(m): 7:04pm On Jun 24
grin
Happy Slaves will soon call the Manager Obidient

That’s all they know how to do. Their Saviour have destroyed the remaining part of the country. I thought Buhari demon Omo you see this present government, na them create demon.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by vincenteger: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Tinub's way of handling the economy

Nonsense and ingredients
He should just resigned.


Reno Omonkey will not see this one
Just waiting for Peter Obi's reaction.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by realmindz: 7:04pm On Jun 24
Tinubu you do this one

Sending Nigeria to 20 years back

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Judolisco(m): 7:04pm On Jun 24
Another organisation go come take over d place....

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by Mathain19(m): 7:04pm On Jun 24
The life Style Cost.... Na You no know...

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by WHEREISMANNA: 7:04pm On Jun 24
AkinPhysicist:
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
bt d post aint mentioning him.

Did u miss a trend ?.

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Re: Shoprite to shut down Abuja Branch On June 30 Due To Current Economic Realities by israelmao(m): 7:04pm On Jun 24
AkinPhysicist:
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Man is not God.

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