Ok

the place was so scanty the last time i went there to do shopping for vickyrotex and msglobalwonder

So only Nigerians buy from them or what? This news is fake.

Common sense should tell people that a market that has survived for 300 years will not just collapse because a certain race who started migrating to it's country in it's 400th year does not patronize the market.

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

yes we are

Pidggin:
So only Nigerians buy from them or what? This news is fake.

no mind dem

Feranchek:


Your case worse pass as I been think

Dont mind him. He has no sense in him

At last they are beginning to see the consequences of removing a God's sent from Aso rock. Soon America will join. They want change...The change has come

watered:
Eti rin kankan!

na press up we still dey do for dem. Won mo meme

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

Gbaaaam!.

At last they are beginning to see the consequences of removing a God's sent from Aso rock. Soon America will join. They wanted change...The change has come

Godsonkemz:
At last they are beginning to see the consequences of removing a God's sent from Aso rock. Soon America will join. They want change...The change has come

sai Baba sai Buhari,change has come to stay,wailers can go to blazes

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Ekiti governor Ayo Fayose held a thanksgiving service in celebration of his 55th birthday today at Lady Jibowu Hall of the government house.

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yahyus:

London’s world famous Sunday market, better known as Liverpool Street Market, in East London is facing hard times as some of its businesses are folding up while many others are struggling to stay afloat due to the low patronage of Nigerians, a Daily Trust findings have shown.
The 400-year-old market, which sells mainly clothes for women, men and children; designer goods, as well as bric-a-brac and household goods, is patronised mainly by Nigerians and other customers from around the world.
A recent survey by Daily Trust showed that the change of government in Nigeria, coupled with cash and financial policies that placed restrictions on the amount of money one can travel with or withdraw abroad have led to a drastic reduction of Nigerian customers at the market.
In one of the big textile shops in the market, an employee who craved anonymity told Daily Trust that their sales had slumped by more than 40 percent since the inception of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, adding that the few Nigerian customers who come in now buy only a fraction of items they used to buy in the past.
In another top textile shop with a reputation of serving tea to big time customers while they shop, a manager who wouldn’t like his name published said their business has been going through “tough times” in the last few months due to a “significant” drop in the number of Nigerian customers.
“When the going was good, a lot of Nigerian customers bought assorted items in bulk and opted for door- to- door courier or cargo delivery in Nigeria,” but lamented that they hardly have such customers now.
Hajiya Rabi, a store operative, while confirming the decline in sales owing to a drastic drop in the number of Nigerian customers, said the future of businesses, especially textiles shops in the market looked very bleak without robust patronage by Nigerians and other customers.
Speaking in the same vein, a shop owner, Chief (Mrs.) Franca Aina, said sales had “really, really gone down,” and attributed the trend partly to restrictions on credit card spending and the limited amount of cash Nigerians are allowed to carry or withdraw abroad.
Aina, who is Nigerian, said the situation was so bad that some shops and businesses were closing down, stressing that: “I think it’s because of the new government’s war on corruption.”
“In the past, Nigerians used to come here and spend (money) anyhow. But now only a few come and they spend very little. In many shops, 90 percent of sales are by Nigerian customers. So you can see why the businesses are folding up,” she narrated.
The shop owner appealed to the Nigerian government to look into the cash and financial restrictions placed on its citizens travelling abroad, stressing that people should be allowed to carry as much money as they wish as long as they could prove ownership of the money.
“We go to Switzerland and other countries to buy goods and carry as much money as we need and the UK does not stop us as long as we can prove it is our money,” she said, pointing out that placing a blanket restriction victimises innocent people who earn their money legitimately.
Daily Trust reports that in most of the shops visited, operatives were seen idling away as very few customers were in the shops, unlike in the past when such shops were a beehive of activities as the operatives struggled to cope with customers’ demand.
A couple seen seated in one of the shops told Daily Trust that they were from Nigeria and they came to the market to buy some fabrics and other items for personal use and gifts (tsaraba) for family and friends at home.
It is recalled that businesses at the market recorded very poor sales for a few days in January 2012 during the fuel subsidy removal protests in Nigeria when flights into the UK were suspended, and it took weeks before the situation became normal.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/international/london-market-closing-due-to-low-patronage-from-nigerians/119292.html

good development.

Let start patronising made in Nigeria stuff

Did u even read d post @ all ?

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

the same thing is witnessed in Dubai.who say Nija isn't influential globally

Body language don reach London. Lmao

sonofananimal:
good development.

Let start patronising made in Nigeria stuff

Agreed with u brother

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

phool from the look of it the people that patronise them are those that steal our money and spend it abroad.

Good for our economy

flyingsnail:
Another heavy lie from APC propaganda government,You cannot deceive all Nigeria.

Nigerians want to hear about job creation,Power, Fuel (pms) etc

Tell us about Nigeria Market not a fallacy market in UK

Watin concern us with UK street market.

See yesterday Headline and you are telling us rubbish

Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder, Petrol Now N400 Per Litre - Punch

Liers ...

How can u spend outside Nigeria when dollar is high

Sorry Oooooh!

Good for our economy.
Sai Baba
Sai Change

ZeezaRapture:
Abeg pour likes for my Baban Buhari joooor. I didnt stay under the sun to cast my vote for him for no reason.

Sai Baba
Sai Baba
Sai Baba
Sai Baba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#AmAProudCHANGEAgent

How can u spend outside wen dollar is high?

Very gud news. Now all roads lead to Aba.

Godsonkemz:
At last they are beginning to see the consequences of removing a God's sent from Aso rock. Soon America will join. They wanted change...The change has come

Hahaha.... All d nations that r instrumental 2 d emergence of PMB r now hearing d bang. look at South Africa. d first company 2 b slammed an outrageous fine is MTN

Good for them.
That is how Nigeria's monies (legit or illegally gotten) have developed great economies of the world.
The textile sector used to be the mainstay of the Nigeria manufacturing sector but when all the Oga Madams started having big shops and doing foreign textile businesses they killed that sector for selfish reasons.

Let them not worry, the banking sector in Europe will soon cry out as there won't be stolen billions of Euros stashed in their banks no more.

Capital flight at its peak.

basilo101:
Very gud news. Now all roads lead to Aba.

Hahahaha.... Aba will soon start 2 manufacture Nija phone lols.

This is a good development. I want more of this news. Imagine Nigerian do spend anyhow. Shoroniyen?

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

Daft!! Daft!! Just Daft. Please resume early on Monday, cos you can't survive without that employment.

Ah Nigerians, with their mustard seed kind of reasoning.

Keep massaging your egos. Olodos