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Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Abimbade: 7:37am On Jun 29, 2013 |
CyberG:WOW i love this im born and bred in ibadan and it amaze me wen some pple type nonsense abt the language and roofs and all manner of irrelevances here on nairaland. Thanks for opening their blind eyes. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by jaybee3(m): 8:42am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Thread degenerates into another dick measuring contest. Seriously shaking ma big head 2 Likes |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by thelonestranger: 8:42am On Jun 29, 2013 |
django1: The way some peeps were hating on IB yesterday cos of shoprite ehn, you go fear oo. It is really amusing. The fact is that people don't know that an even BIGGER Shoprite is presently being constructed on Ring Road Ibadan where the old rubbish dump used to be. Laugh your life away on Nairaland . In Ibadan Shoprite is laughing to the bank(s) |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by fairygeh(f): 8:53am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Freewilly: It must be a daunting task to keep that place clean, Ibadan people are not known for their cleanness.. Permit me to say that you are very stupid.you are a goat.foolish girl. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ketoprofen(m): 9:00am On Jun 29, 2013 |
if u ppl like reach 500 in number, use multiple usernames, etc.its undisputable. Enugu is way better than Ibadan in all ramifications. the inhabitants, the roads, the greenry is even organised, the cleanliness, the orderliness, the fact that its an igbo town so im no go carry last, the foods,etc and of course the private buildings. thats how u know where prosperous ppl live. and none of shd give ma that ish of been in Enugu so and so time, u guys have not left ur enclave at all. make i hear say Ibadan is the only old location in NIgeria, even Kano with all the so called hausa backwardness cant produce the number of poor houses in ibadan. u guys are simply poor. if u say they made laws not to demolish the dilapidated buildings because u are preserving culture in ibadan, then be prepared to admit they are doing same in all your towns because ABEOKUTA,AKURE, ado ekiti are all that way. Poverty-stricken culture indeed. the only good looking houses in ibadan are public buildings. After seeing the area that led to the ibadan govt house, i knew u guys are on a long thing. Have u ever bothered to ask y yorubas are always romancing soaked garri? poverty. 2 Likes |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Nobody: 9:01am On Jun 29, 2013 |
The Igbo think that they are the only ones that travel to other parts of the country. That is why they make mockery of places outside the SE. Enugu falls shot of being referred to a capital when compared with Ibadan. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ketoprofen(m): 9:03am On Jun 29, 2013 |
dayokanu: Enugu cant catch up with ibadan in poverty, i agree my brother. even in a million years. Good morning 3 Likes |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ketoprofen(m): 9:05am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Ogbeche77: Report has it that customers who visited shoprite on it first day of opening in ibadan were over 102,000, but they recorded just N35,000 sale |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by naptu2: 9:08am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose! I remember that we had Kingsway at Marina, Leventis at Apapa, UTC on Broad Street, Bhjosons on Awolowo Road, CFAO/Moloney @ Moloney Street, etc. A young girl was shocked and exclaimed, "Did you have cinemas in Nigeria in the 1970s?" I burst out laughing. Now we've got The Palms Lekki, Adeniran Ogunsanya Mall, City Mall, Silverbird Galleria, etc. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ketoprofen(m): 9:08am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Ola Johnson: The Igbo think that they are the only ones that travel to other parts of the country. That is why they make mockery of places outside the SE. Enugu falls shot of being referred to a capital when compared with Ibadan. all of U have not provided any evidence to prove y ibadan shd be referred to as a capital, so forget it. am beginning to understand your stands, ibadan is probably your best thats y u cant stand the thing being under rated |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Nobody: 9:16am On Jun 29, 2013 |
ketoprofen:I'm not here to engage in any argument with you: the seed of hatred has planted in you by your people, who make you believe everybody is against you. And for this reason nothing good should be seen in them. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by eaglechild: 9:28am On Jun 29, 2013 |
CyberG:What has all this got to do with the low quality crowd at suprait? |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Gbawe: 9:34am On Jun 29, 2013 |
thelonestranger: Word? Ibadan growing. Happy for the good folks of the City. As for bad belle folks, I will advise many to ignore them and carry on conversing with sensible folks. Is Shoprite a guguru and boli selling outfit that will set up shop without detailed feasibility study that has assessed and assured sales? Bad belle has destroyed some people's ability to think logically. Some can follow their hateful instinct against the SW all they want but very sad, for them, that the investors who matter don't share their negative outlook. Project such as seen below show where Ibadan is heading. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ba7man(m): 10:57am On Jun 29, 2013 |
Ibadan has its good areas, it has its bad areas but it also has something that makes it an investors destination....A large population that has purchasing power. Keep laughing at the brown rusty roofs while the city keeps developing. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Dotman01(m): 10:57am On Jun 29, 2013 |
There is another Shoprite massive construction going on around ringroad. http://www.shoprite.com.ng/Pages/StoreDirectory.aspx And to those saying rubbish about Shoprite coming to IB, u guys are insane. If the likes of Glo, Gotv etc could start from IB. . . . so whats the cry about Shoprite. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Dotman01(m): 11:00am On Jun 29, 2013 |
ba7man: Ibadan has its good areas, it has its bad areas but it also has something that makes it an investors destination....A large population that has purchasing power. Keep laughing at the brown rusty roofs while the city keeps developing.apart from the population . . . . the hospitality of Ibadan people is second to none. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by onyxo76(m): 11:16am On Jun 29, 2013 |
i wonder what this fuss is all about? shoprite opens in ibadan, so what? shoprite exists in ilorin, lagos and enugu -big deal!! opens later in kano this year as well. i've been visiting ibadan almost every month for the past few years and am really happy with the progress being made in that city,for your information after cairo, jo'burg, ibadan is the 3rd largest city in africa so shoprite should make some good income there. As for those mud slinging each other comparing ibadan enugu etc,the stark reality is that we are all from one village or the other in nigeria so stop claiming lagos or one city somewhere in nigeria. i am from alapako village in ogun state before my ancestors moved to abeokuta. i am proud of my origin. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by thelonestranger: 11:27am On Jun 29, 2013 |
ketoprofen:Bros your name sounds like a drug for skin disease Mugu plenty for Nairaland o. If Shoprite, an international company has 3 shops in AFFLUENT Lagos, have 1 shop in AFFLUENT Abuja , have 1 shop in AFFLUENT Enugu , and are opening [size=14pt]2 shops[/size] in "POVERTY RIDDEN" Ibadan , then they must be a foolish company indeed. Go figure. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ba7man(m): 12:10pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Dotman01: apart from the population . . . . the hospitality of Ibadan people is second to none.Thanks for that addition. That is the most important factor. No matter the resource or skill residents of a location have, it becomes of little effect when they're not welcoming. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by antartica(m): 12:43pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Do you loud mouths realize the indelible damage big multinational supermarkets to markets and food chains? If you guys know,you won't be celebrating their emergence. They decimate local businesses and polute food supplies. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ketoprofen(m): 12:49pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
eaglechild: My dear, help me ask them o. the funny aspect of all these is thst some of their own started yabbing ibadan, one guy like dat cyberG vented the frustration on igbo guys immediately, and am telling him to direct his anger back to the abeokuta peeps, he refused. is it not under-exposure to the good tnz of life that will make sb think anoda envies him for sth he just got. its like telling Onitsha peeps they are envious of shoprite, do u know how many shopping malls/departmental stores there or is it cos this particular one has the name shoprite ? Garri dudes |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by anonimi: 1:02pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
delpee: I remember the train ride to the chilled, seemingly snowy grotto to see father xmas in kingsway, Ibadan in the 70s. Then we had Kingsway, UTC and Leventis within walking distance from each one at dugbe. Seems shoprite is in that area near Cocoa house. This is why some of us point out that despite the recent improvements in the south west, we are very far from the heights we attained back in the 1960s, with only the money from cash crops like cocoa without Niger Delta oil revenues, that survived till mid-1980s. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by CyberG: 1:09pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
ketoprofen: There's no point even talking to people like you as counselled by a wise poster in the past few posts. No doubt you people are programmed to hate and this blinds every atom of common sense. Well, Ibadan is prepping up for more business (2nd Shoprite in construction) and I do not support or prefer foreign companies to make money off Nigerians but it is what is it now. A private business knows much better than Internet tribalists if it open 2 or 3 stores in an area while ignoring or investing much less in the local economy of another place. You can guys can knock yourself out on your permanent complaints but when the rubber meets the road, everyone knows who the historic loser is in Nigeria. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Dotman01(m): 1:34pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
thelonestranger:no mind those idiots even, them dey think say na politics as usual, abi wetin concern multinational company with politics, no be to make gain? e.g checkout the number of branches mr biggs have in the following cities: Lagos: 64 Abuja: 12 Ibadan: 9 Enugu: 6 PH: 4 Kaduna :3 |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Dotman01(m): 1:34pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
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Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by ajaolu(m): 1:37pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Ogbeche77: Report has it that customers who visited shoprite on it first day of opening in ibadan were over 102,000, but they recorded just N35,000 sale guy, you funny die, maybe the Ibadans spent a lot f coins there , reason for low sale |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by tayour917i(m): 1:57pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
Its a good development for IB, buh, why people dey rush dey go there as if dem go thief shoprite d following day........... Oga o........ So ibadan people be like dis. |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by thelonestranger: 2:30pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
antartica: Do you loud mouths realize the indelible damage big multinational supermarkets to markets and food chains? If you guys know,you won't be celebrating their emergence. They decimate local businesses and polute food supplies. You mean the local businesses that sell fake and adulterated products ? Good riddance to them all. And if the rest can't sell cheaper than Shoprite even though they have lower overhead then we consumers need a break from the greed of such local businesses. Apparently you have never entered Shoprite and therefore don't know that they do sell locally made products too. In fact I know a neighbour who is supplying them with bottled honey, locally manufactured. Do you know what "attracted traffic" is ? Any sensible shop should better set up beside Shoprite so that customers will divert to them if Shoprite is too full . Just observe how other smaller fast food rush to open shop beside KFC . Where can I send my bill for consultancy service to you? |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by aycsharp(m): 3:51pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
I am proud to come from Ibadan, yes Ibadan has over a million brown roofs kudos to ancient civilization from the Yorubas, when other tribes in the country were living in "channel 0" kind of houses. Show me a city in Nigeria without urban slum and it shows how naive you are, most people talking on nairaland have not even left their enclaves to see some other parts of the country, modernized places in Ibadan are more than the ancient places, I stand to be corrected any time. Having toured places like Enugu, Awka, Onitsha, Asaba and even that poor Abakaliki, comparing any of those to Ibadan is unreasonable and really stupid because Ibadan is safer, cheaper to live, more westernized, more industrialized, even now cleaner than those south eastern cities. And the big part of it is that as the south eastern cities are crawling in terms of development, Ibadan is running, Each time I visited Ibadan now, I was always happy because of the changes I saw. So stop comparing any south eastern city with my beloved Ibadan. 1 Like |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Nobody: 3:55pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
CyberG: what is this one saying? Oh My, what a thread. And wat is dis one saying? Large, indigenous shopping malls full everywhere for igboland nah. The shoprite @ enugu is just one part of the 2- storey gigantic mall. The rest of d mall have scores of local enterprises (ranging from pharmaceuticals to high brow restaurants to fashion items) in d same building offering all kinds of sales and services and competiting with shoprite. Dats for enugu oo, @ onitsha, dem go see d meaning of competition. Una stl dey here dey brag abt having a high concentration of wetin no be una own sef, almost everytn/innovation for ur land, no be una get am. What a people |
Re: Shoprite Opens In Ibadan by Nobody: 4:03pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
aycsharp: I am proud to come from Ibadan, yes Ibadan has over a million brown roofs kudos to ancient civilization from the Yorubas, when other tribes in the country were living in "channel 0" kind of houses. Show me a city in Nigeria without urban slum and it shows how naive you are, most people talking on nairaland have not even left their enclaves to see some other parts of the country, modernized places in Ibadan are more than the ancient places, I stand to be corrected any time. Having toured places like Enugu, Awka, Onitsha, Asaba and even that poor Abakaliki, comparing any of those to Ibadan is unreasonable and really stupid because Ibadan is safer, cheaper to live, more westernized, more industrialized, even now cleaner than those south eastern cities. And the big part of it is that as the south eastern cities are crawling in terms of development, Ibadan is running, Each time I visited Ibadan now, I was always happy because of the changes I saw. So stop comparing any south eastern city with my beloved Ibadan.thank God, u said u went to those places, and u saw correct houses competiting with each other everywhere, its even more like dat in d villages. guy, na poverty dey keep those old buildings in ibadan. An igbo man, if his house is getting old, will renovate his house if not bouyant. If bouyant, he demolishes and rebuilds it. He cant be comfrtable at all living in eyesore buildings. Its not possible Stop celebrating poverty abeg. Civilization my foot. 2 Likes |
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