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| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by erayo2GCA(m): 3:41pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
ighoosagie: some moderators here on NL re as*sss* hole, Which salary dem dey give u for nairaland wen make u dey paro like dis..Igho Osagie u b fake bini boy.. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by EmperorOlu: 4:05pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
[size=20pt]SOUTH AFRICA is the Giant of Africa ,make haters go die [/size]  1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by emmaliveth10(m): 4:07pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
ok oh.....lets watch and wait!!! |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 4:18pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
International Shopping Mall? What kind of a shopping mall would that be? Just wondering oo, please dont attack me.  |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by adconline(m): 4:22pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
These malls are built by different companies like Broll South Africa and Palms Mall Builder. Shoprite is just renting a retail space. If its owned Shoprite, they will not allow a competitor like Game to rent a space. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Youngzedd(m): 4:26pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
This is the type of thing Governor Obi dey like. Welcome development. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by basilo101: 4:37pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
We dnt nid these multinationals in SE. Well, no be pesn go tell dem 2 close in les dan 1yr. Nobody cn sell cheaper dan onitsha market. SME is d pillar of SE's economy, dats y dia is even distrubution of wealth in d region. We shud resist these imperialist, let ppl call our place village, we dnt kia 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by alienware(m): 4:37pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Pedagogue: Telecommunication industry- MTN (South Africa)woolworth is an australian company . |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 4:43pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Hmmm I wudnt comment until my ex oga okijajuju comments! Nna anyi kedu ebe i no,ndi south abata be anyi oooo |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 4:59pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
alienware: woolworth is an australian company . The Nigerian Woolworths is a South African retail chain. Australian Woolworths was called Safeway untill 2008. The names are similar but no its not the Australian one. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nonybb: 5:00pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Look at Peter Obi posing as if he is working. Wat a deception! Pls my fellow anambrarian tell me wat this man had done in anambra state. He said he is building Onitsha? Which Onitsha? Pls do we have two Onitsha in Nigeria? 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 5:09pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
erayo2GCA:bros open ur mouth mk I fart put.  View Erayo2GCA's Profile Nairaland Forum / Erayo2GCA's Profile (Follow This Member) Send E-Mail Message To erayo2GCA Gender: m Time registered: December 07, 2010 Time spent online: 2 days & 8 hours Last seen: 3:41pm View Erayo2GCA's posts (97) | View Erayo2GCA's topics (0) . 97 irrelevant post since 2010. Mumutologist. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by atlwireles: 5:19pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Pedagogue: Telecommunication industry- MTN (South Africa) Nobody stopped you from investing in south africa abi? They coming here and putting their monies to work. We hide ours as family loot in their country. Go and see how many Nigerians have investments there under fake names. 3 Likes |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by TabletMan: 5:19pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Nonybb: Look at Peter Obi posing as if he is working. Wat a deception! Pls my fellow anambrarian tell me wat this man had done in anambra state. He said he is building Onitsha? Which Onitsha? Pls do we have two Onitsha in Nigeria?Nna guy mua dey wonder oh......this peter Obi is a criminal..i don't know why people use to praise him, after all this rubbish project he will impose the task on studentS he has not put up a great project at anambra since his tenure he just focus his attention in snatching the lands in idemili industrial area just to build his rubbish company, anambra state teachers are tired of going to strike just because he refuse to put an increase in their salaries, roads that lead to onitsha main market is the worst road in anambra Yet he dey claim Good Man .....GOD GO JUDGE HIM1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by IGBOSON1: 5:21pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
basilo101: We dnt nid these multinationals in SE. Well, no be pesn go tell dem 2 close in les dan 1yr. Nobody cn sell cheaper dan onitsha market. SME is d pillar of SE's economy, dats y dia is even distrubution of wealth in d region. We shud resist these imperialist, let ppl call our place village, we dnt kia ^^^It may well be the case that Onitsha market can sell cheaper goods; but people will be going to Shoprite for the experience.....and they wouldn't need to be an experienced haggler to get a 'fair' price. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by atlwireles: 5:22pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
the_ripper3: Hmmmm, these pple just dey strike the most strategic parts of Nigeria. Hw come these Nigerian billionaires no get this kind insight?. Na oil, oil dey their mind. Most Nigerian billionaires are government thieves.They have cash in their houses than investment. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by olawaletaiwo(m): 5:23pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
i beg ooo, we need shoprite at Ogun state (Abeokuta) |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by donpope1(m): 5:27pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
saintandsinnerz: If only arm robbers will allow them to operateArm robbers or Amu rubbers? |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 5:35pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
shoprite maiduguri nko? |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by naUgotire: 5:42pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
chino11: Good one. Onitsha markets are gradually turning into Malls, I noticed this at Main Market Onitsha. U guys are jokers. What is good about having a super store in a locality? There's nothing good about that, rather, there's everything bad about it. For your information, the presence of Shoprite in Onitsha will definitely lead to the death of so many mom and pop shops within Onitsha and beyond. Shoprite basically sells the same type of products as these mom and pop stores, and obviously, when people are faced with the choice of shopping at Shoprite or at a mom and pop's, they will go for the former. It is never good for the local economy and that's why you see some county governments in the western world resist the siting of these super marts in their locale. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Bliss4Lyfe(f): 5:55pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Great job Peter Obi, please keep up the good job, don't stop until 2014 hand over even then we expect more from ur successor.  |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by abdulkayus(m): 6:12pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
We only hope d armed robbers will nt be terrorising dem. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Rossikk(m): 6:14pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Pedagogue: Telecommunication industry- MTN (South Africa)You need to study situations more before commenting. Theoretically nothing stops Nigerian firms from investing in SA. Both nations have reciprocity agreements. The main factor holding back such Nigerian investment is that South Africa does not offer the type of returns for companies as do many faster growing economies on the continent, like Ghana, Kenya, even Liberia. These are where you find Nigerian firms establishing branches, and making serious profits. The South African market is relatively saturated, meaning more competition and lower returns. Businesses hate competition. They will invest where they can capture the largest possible market share. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Nobody: 6:16pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Nonybb: Look at Peter Obi posing as if he is working. Wat a deception! Pls my fellow anambrarian tell me wat this man had done in anambra state. He said he is building Onitsha? Which Onitsha? Pls do we have two Onitsha in Nigeria?Are you in Anambra state or a traveler? |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Chillypelly(m): 6:23pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Nonybb: Look at Peter Obi posing as if he is working. Wat a deception! Pls my fellow anambrarian tell me wat this man had done in anambra state. He said he is building Onitsha? Which Onitsha? Pls do we have two Onitsha in Nigeria? I see you as the true anambra son. How come Peter Obi suddenly started an 8 floors hotel, an ICC, a shopping mall and road construction in onisha at the 11th hour of his wasted 8 years. Self deceit is worst than suicide. I will urge the next governor of anambra to come with ideas in the clon of Prof. Soludos' to move to enugu and akwa ibom for lessons on development. We progressive Igbos expect the next governor of anambra to develop the greater anambra that will transform the state to a one city state, dualize all the entries into awka and nnewi and collaborate with networth citizens of anambra for a robust investment drive. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by EASTSIDAZ: 6:51pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
na U go tire: Shut u my friend! Has it killed Lagos economy? Some of you reason from anu.s. The coming of Shoprite in the economic nerve center of SE- Onitsha is more than a welcome development becos it will further make room for competition and general growth of economy. The people that shop in the city of Onitsha are mostly people that come from quite distant states and in most cases other African countries. Making the city another Dubai of Africa. The vibrancy of Onitsha economy does not depend on residents only or civil servants in Awka. Over 75percent of funds that flows into Onitsha comes from outside of the state. Keep whinning and crying out bitterness and envy because another Shoprite is coming to Awka apart from the ongoing construction of the Ikenga Shopping Mall also in Awka. Shoprite is equally spreading to Nnewi too. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by omonnakoda: 6:56pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Afam4eva: I think this Shoprite ish is good for Onitsha because i know business men in Onitsha will not sit down and allow Shoprite to put them out of business. The kind of competition that Onitsha will experience, i cannot imagine. You will see Business men erecting gargantuan structures to outdo each other.YOU GUYS talk too much. Why have they not erected these structures all this time? Waiting for Shoprite to come  |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Donchyke39(m): 7:01pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
ujoinme: IS SHOPRITE A SOUTH AFRICAN OR AN AMERICAN COMPANY?shoprite is a South African Company. |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Abagworo(m): 7:04pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
chino11: Good one. Onitsha markets are gradually turning into Malls, I noticed this at Main Market Onitsha. In his 7th year as Governor he just struck the Shoprite deal. Well I'm not surprised like Orji like Obi. http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/04/17/photonews-foundation-stone-of-the-new-abia-mall-that-will-house-shoprite-complex-in-umuahia/ |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by EASTSIDAZ: 7:09pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Chillypelly: Conversely those state should come and borrow ANIDS development plan in Anambra. Development is beyond road painting and planting grass. AK citizens with all the oil money are still my cook and gateman, so much poverty in the face of huge allocation. As for Enugu state the state is about 15percent urban and 85percent rural. The gov has succeeded in working on only 15percent of the state for 6yrs. Obi is an all rounder working on the 177 communities and three major cities of Awka , Onitsha and Nnewi at the same time. Its a feat worthy of emulation. 1 Like |
| Re: Work Begins On Onitsha Shoprite. by Pedagogue: 7:17pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Rossikk: You need to study situations more before commenting. Theoretically nothing stops Nigerian firms from investing in SA. Both nations have reciprocity agreements. The main factor holding back such Nigerian investment is that South Africa does not offer the type of returns for companies as do many faster growing economies on the continent, like Ghana, Kenya, even Liberia. These are where you find Nigerian firms establishing branches, and making serious profits. The South African market is relatively saturated, meaning more competition and lower returns. Businesses hate competition. They will invest where they can capture the largest possible market share. And you also need to study comments more before commenting. My post addressed only 2 issues: that as a matter of fact, there are no similar Nigerian companies in SA (your justification for this is irrelevant here).Secondly, that the Nigerian govt (at both federal and state levels) practically worship foreign investors / businesses...and they fail to extend the same treatment to local businesses. I verily believe that no society can develop if the key sectors of the economy are in the hands of foreigners. 1 Like |
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