emeka you are on your own on this cheap business. be careful the lipsticks are all red tonight. be very careful brother

benemeka:

why is it that naija babes are cheap?

naw thaz not right, not all naija babes or remove the naija and then we got "why is it that babes are cheap? thaz berra at least jk none is

Nothing special jare,. just shop and go home. You don't need to overdress before you go to Sainsbury,Mark and Spencer or Azda.

When you don't have a day job even taking out your garbage becomes a fashion cat walk.

i think i buy the guy that said check out silver bird if you complain about shoprite by now we already know them,our ladies are the least educated. i think its a problem of infomation or why will a sane person pull on a club stuff for a shopping trip.

Hmm, I reserve my comment.

na ignorance and lack of exposure!!
Ow many malls dey Niga, people fit say na one special place, whereas its supposed 2 b a normal phenomenenon in every town.
Each time i see such stuffs i dey pity niga.

OK I must be missing something here.

This is just a regular mall right?

So what is all this fuss about?
Naija people and their wahala sef, Na simple shopping mall dey make people go gaga.


http://www.wheretogoinlagos.com/where2go.php?VenueName=The%20Palms%20Shoppiing%20Centre

The Palms is a shopping and entertainment mall situated on the Lekki road, just after Victoria Island, Lagos. It is the first and largest centre of its kind in Nigeria and is on par with similar shopping centres anywhere in the world, providing an international standard shopping and cinema experience to Lagos.

The Palms is located on a 44,000m2 site and is predominantly a single storey structure, with off-road parking for approximately 720 vehicles. The anchor stores in the Palms Mall are South African brands Game, Shoprite and Nu Metro.

Game, a subsidiary of Massmart, is a discount retail chain that offers customers products ranging from household electronics to jewelries and beauty products.

Shoprite is a huge grocery store whose variety of products includes canned vegetables, canned fruits, canned fish and meats, drinks, cereals, pet foods, fresh fruits and vegetables. Its stock also includes general merchandise, health and beauty products such as baby products, house wares, cosmetics and sanitary products.
Nu Metro comprises a six screen cinema complex and a multimedia store for books, magazines, DVD’s and music.

The Palms offers the exciting concept of “one-stop shopping”- an idea that is still relatively new to the country. It presents the convenience and unique experience of retail, leisure, entertainment, movies, games and health. There are at least, 62 shops of varying size and design which include electronics shops, boutiques, cosmetics shops, hairdressing salons, restaurants and gifts shops.
Persianas Properties Limited is the company behind the Palms Mall. The organisation is a joint venture between Actis and a Nigerian property developer, Tayo Amusan.

Actis is a leading private equity investor in emerging markets, the company invests globally in many emerging markets; however, it is most active in Africa, China, Malaysia and South Asia. The company invests and manages capital on behalf of over 70 investors, and currently has US$2.7 billion of funds under management.
Tayo Amusan is the Managing Director of Persianas Nigeria Ltd.
Broll Properties Services Limited, a subsidiary Broll Property Group South Africa, provides a property management service to the Palms. Broll established in Nigeria in 2004 to fulfill the need in Nigeria for a company that provides all inclusive property services at competitive prices to various sectors of the Nigerian economy.

Led by Mrs. Ibukun Osifo, the company’s catalogue of services include Property Management, Facilities Management, Sales and Leasing and Corporate Real Estate Services to the Commercial, Retail, Residential and Industrial markets in Nigeria.

You can find the following shops at the Palms Shopping Centre
GAME, SHOPRITE, LETS GO BOWLING, CAFFE VERGNANO 1882, NU METRO CINEMA, NU METRO MEDIA STORE, PC OUTLET, MTN FRIENDSHIP CENTER, BOX OFFICE, FUNDERMENTAL, SHIMMER, SIGNATURE, SKYE BANK, TWICE AS NICE, WEN COSMETICS, PHENOMENON,L'ACCESSORIE COLLEZIONI, MONTAIGNE PLACE, OYEOG,
TABLEAUX, NEWSCAFE, NOKIA, THE SOUL LOUNGE, LIGHTHOUSE, NUBITES, HALCHAZ, LA CREPERIE, GEORGE'S KITCHEN, NANDO'S, MARIO'S PIZZA, SPLENDOUR, THE GEMS, SPORTS WORLD, STARCOMMS, LOCKS & SWITCHES, FCMB, ON THE RUN, UNION BANK, EQUITORIAL TRUST BANK, STANDARD CHARTERED, CHIGO, MEDPLUS, PARTY PERFECT, DIAMOND BANK, WOODSTOCK ELECTRONICS, POLO, GLOBACOM, SPEAKEEZEE, THIS DAY, ROCA, CMC INTERIORS, JENNY'S CAFÉ, V MOBILE, CHELLARAMS, KONICA PHOTO, HEALTH PLUS, ATM CONSORTIUM , FLOWERSTALK, WRANGLER, ESSENZA, KIDZ COUNTRY, TIFFANY AMBER, HANGERS & KICKS, BOLA 3, BUYRIGHT, SOUND CENTRE, FORMULA

Y'all better chill out

Last time i checked we were in d friggin third world so attaching such importance to the little we have means something.

I mean, last year i took my lil cousins (on hols ) out there and the looks on their faces wuz worth more than a million bucks to me.

On d flip side some Kids in d Naija delta, extreme North and even some parts of lagos have no hope, yes u heard right no hope of ever going there.

Maybe by d time we get to 2020 and Nigerians r white folk rich then we might start taking such for granted.

Mechionu mai fen,

This type of mall is a dime a dozen in South Africa.

In even the smallest town you will find such.


Naija people too dey make noise about the simple stuffs

it depends on what your shopping for, some of them are like bonus, by one get them free.

na only lag shop rite de? abj pips where u @ no 1 is sayin wat happens @ d shop rite @ wuse.

As far as am concerned, u guys are just exaggerating.
Shop rite is quite cheap n cheaper than most shops u find on the mainland.
shoprite is a departmental stores.
I don't see any thing fascinating in the dressing of girls I see at shop rite.
They are just normal.
I think u folks have a bit of complex.

I must visit this shopwrongrite when i land 9ja. Me too go try dress to kill!

AMAKAONE:

OK I must be missing something here.

This is just a regular mall right?

So what is all this fuss about?
Naija people and their wahala sef, Na simple shopping mall dey make people go gaga.


http://www.wheretogoinlagos.com/where2go.php?VenueName=The%20Palms%20Shoppiing%20Centre

The Palms is a shopping and entertainment mall situated on the Lekki road, just after Victoria Island, Lagos. It is the first and largest centre of its kind in Nigeria and is on par with similar shopping centres anywhere in the world, providing an international standard shopping and cinema experience to Lagos.

The Palms is located on a 44,000m2 site and is predominantly a single storey structure, with off-road parking for approximately 720 vehicles. The anchor stores in the Palms Mall are South African brands Game, Shoprite and Nu Metro.

Game, a subsidiary of Massmart, is a discount retail chain that offers customers products ranging from household electronics to jewelries and beauty products.

Shoprite is a huge grocery store whose variety of products includes canned vegetables, canned fruits, canned fish and meats, drinks, cereals, pet foods, fresh fruits and vegetables. Its stock also includes general merchandise, health and beauty products such as baby products, house wares, cosmetics and sanitary products.
Nu Metro comprises a six screen cinema complex and a multimedia store for books, magazines, DVD’s and music.

The Palms offers the exciting concept of “one-stop shopping”- an idea that is still relatively new to the country. It presents the convenience and unique experience of retail, leisure, entertainment, movies, games and health. There are at least, 62 shops of varying size and design which include electronics shops, boutiques, cosmetics shops, hairdressing salons, restaurants and gifts shops.
Persianas Properties Limited is the company behind the Palms Mall. The organisation is a joint venture between Actis and a Nigerian property developer, Tayo Amusan.

Actis is a leading private equity investor in emerging markets, the company invests globally in many emerging markets; however, it is most active in Africa, China, Malaysia and South Asia. The company invests and manages capital on behalf of over 70 investors, and currently has US$2.7 billion of funds under management.
Tayo Amusan is the Managing Director of Persianas Nigeria Ltd.
Broll Properties Services Limited, a subsidiary Broll Property Group South Africa, provides a property management service to the Palms. Broll established in Nigeria in 2004 to fulfill the need in Nigeria for a company that provides all inclusive property services at competitive prices to various sectors of the Nigerian economy.

Led by Mrs. Ibukun Osifo, the company’s catalogue of services include Property Management, Facilities Management, Sales and Leasing and Corporate Real Estate Services to the Commercial, Retail, Residential and Industrial markets in Nigeria.

You can find the following shops at the Palms Shopping Centre
GAME, SHOPRITE, LETS GO BOWLING, CAFFE VERGNANO 1882, NU METRO CINEMA, NU METRO MEDIA STORE, PC OUTLET, MTN FRIENDSHIP CENTER, BOX OFFICE, FUNDERMENTAL, SHIMMER, SIGNATURE, SKYE BANK, TWICE AS NICE, WEN COSMETICS, PHENOMENON,L'ACCESSORIE COLLEZIONI, MONTAIGNE PLACE, OYEOG,
TABLEAUX, NEWSCAFE, NOKIA, THE SOUL LOUNGE, LIGHTHOUSE, NUBITES, HALCHAZ, LA CREPERIE, GEORGE'S KITCHEN, NANDO'S, MARIO'S PIZZA, SPLENDOUR, THE GEMS, SPORTS WORLD, STARCOMMS, LOCKS & SWITCHES, FCMB, ON THE RUN, UNION BANK, EQUITORIAL TRUST BANK, STANDARD CHARTERED, CHIGO, MEDPLUS, PARTY PERFECT, DIAMOND BANK, WOODSTOCK ELECTRONICS, POLO, GLOBACOM, SPEAKEEZEE, THIS DAY, ROCA, CMC INTERIORS, JENNY'S CAFÉ, V MOBILE, CHELLARAMS, KONICA PHOTO, HEALTH PLUS, ATM CONSORTIUM , FLOWERSTALK, WRANGLER, ESSENZA, KIDZ COUNTRY, TIFFANY AMBER, HANGERS & KICKS, BOLA 3, BUYRIGHT, SOUND CENTRE, FORMULA

As you dont know what the fuss is all about and you think we naija people get wahala, you that is free from wahala should put on nothing to shoprite, then we will know that you've change it to 'nuderite'. Beside thanks for any useful information you have passed on to people who don't know shoprite. lol.

what about shopleft? I think we people there are a bit sane. lol.

this is a gbegele topic, abeg make una face una front.

I no dey see 'em

You call it shoprite! then what is wrong with a lady going for shopping either clothes, men or whatever? or may be we should try and open another shopping mall strictly for those who are looking for the opposite sex. otherwise there no is big deal for a lady to express herself in whatever way she likes it.

Do people go to church to worship alone? ciao

two reasons.
1. send a modern man back to 1million years bc, what do u think their reaction will be, thats the situation here, 9ja's aint used to shopping mall, so its like a rendezvous, and trust 9ja babes to flaunt and flirt themselves where there is every possibility of being 'shoppedrite'.

2. 9ja babes are cheap, and cheap things are supposed to be sold there, so what better place to advertise their cheap selves than at shoprite.

Naijaaaa , you guys love knocking eachother, whats d big deal if they all dressed up? i see girls doing d same here in the UK, but its like naijas will always nitpick on everything. Vnt been to this shoprite or even heard of it, probably check it out if i get to come down this yr

i love em', freedom to express themselves.they decide to xpress themselves wiv the dressing!

two reasons.
1. send a modern man back to 1million years bc, what do u think their reaction will be, thats the situation here, Nigeria's aint used to shopping mall, so its like a rendezvous, and trust Nigeria babes to flaunt and flirt themselves where there is every possibility of being 'shoppedrite'.

Every mall in the world u see people acting up, why does it have to be differnt here, because its a nigerian mall u want them to dress like beggars.

Well said paul , its like nigerians are damn too negative, the malls in the states are known to be like a socialising hangout , same across the world. Its like the ones saying this probably dont go out much , so they dnt get to see people all dressed up. Someone also made a comment about Nigerian girls being cheap, but i bet you if someone from say Ghana , UK , Jamaica etc said that, you would go all patriotic on them. Nigerians are their own worst enemy, always knocking eachother, i remember a Jamo girl telling me a Naija guy told her naija girls smell etc just cuz you wana get some nookie

I've never seen any mall here where people don't dress and look good (because every one is well dressed everywhere they go) . The problem with naija is that, we're used to seeing people dressed so shabbily in the public that we've come to see it as the norms, thereby seeing their dressing at the mall as being too flamboyant

A girl came to my office recently asking for a director whose name she cant even remember, all she was just saying was that they met at shoprite, we met at shoprite, we met at shoprite

I then asked if he did not give her his phone number or comp. card? the answer i got was :

PLEASE CAN YOU WALK ME ROUND YOUR OFFICE MAY BE IF I SEE HIM I WILL RECORGNISE HIM

Gettolove:

A girl came to my office recently asking for a director whose name she can't even remember, all she was just saying was that they met at shoprite, we met at shoprite, we met at shoprite

I then asked if he did not give her his phone number or comp. card? the answer i got was :

PLEASE CAN YOU WALK ME ROUND YOUR OFFICE MAY BE IF I SEE HIM I WILL RECORGNISE HIM

so did you do.

the girl almost lost the lucky catch

last i checked there is freedom 2 dress as one likes. y does it bother anyone

Gettolove:

A girl came to my office recently asking for a director whose name she can't even remember, all she was just saying was that they met at shoprite, we met at shoprite, we met at shoprite

I then asked if he did not give her his phone number or comp. card? the answer i got was :

PLEASE CAN YOU WALK ME ROUND YOUR OFFICE MAY BE IF I SEE HIM I WILL RECORGNISE HIM

   hey,
 
   didnt know galz cud be dat krazyyy, all dsame i think itz kul if am d guy she luking for (am neva dat lucky,

shoprite will soon experience a fall in sales as our representatives are bent on passing the bill against indecent dressing soon. so shoprite go lose their but naked customers,which are like 99.99999999999%.

First, shoprite is not the mall. The mall is called The Palms. Shoprite is just a one of the stores that rented a space there just as there are New Metro, PC outlet and others.

Secondly, there is nothing bad if people dress up to go to the place as there are quite a few high end stores there as well (tifanny Amber for instance). So, it can be assumed that they are going there for some other thing apart from Shoprite or the game, which are the most popular stores in the mall.

Thirdly, the mall culture is fairly new in Nigeria and for many of these people, whose only proximity to a standard mall is what they see in the movies, it can be termed an excitement for them to have these options. Do they go overboard? Yes!! And so what? I rarely have the time to stay that long there and until this thread was started, I never thought about how people dressed. I was there this week at a cafe beside PC Outlet and if not that there was the place chosen by my client, Mr Biggs would have done just fine. People are free to dress as they want to the mall. To now make it a platform for evaluating our values is totally absurd.The ladies who go to Shoprite have made that their business to dress like that to the place.I go to the place if what I want to buy is only available there and I have never cared what people are wearing until someone made it an issue on Nairaland!

A common theme in the responses is the notion that even though Nigeria now has a mall, the people are not 'schooled' in the manner they go to malls.In America, it is like, Are you guys serious?

so make girls no dress to kill again?!