Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

metronaija:
The Lagos State Safety Commission has shut the multi-billion multi-national shopping outlet, Shoprite located at the Ikeja Shopping Mall, Ikeja, Lagos, for allegedly breaching safety law.

Officials of the commission were said to have stormed Shoprite on Friday afternoon and drove everyone out and sealed off the massive premises, placing a seal order at the entrance.
The seal order notice read:

“Sealed, this premises has been sealed following the breach of safety law. This seal must not be broken. For further enquiries, contact the Commission.”

On Friday night, many customers who did not know that the place had been shut were stranded outside the premises.
However, a source in the commission told reporters that the place was shut for failing to abide by the safety laws of the state.

The source said there had been complaints by members of the public about adulterated and expired products being sold in the outlet, adding that investigation was also carried out before the place was shut.
Investigation revealed that some products that were supposed to expire in one month’s time were found on the shelves of Shoprite in Ikeja.
A customer, who craved anonymity, said she once bought expired milk at Shoprite, saying that the closure of the outlet was long overdue.
There have also been complaints by others about expired products at various Shoprite outlets.
Officials of Shoprite have been asked to report at the commission’s office on Monday while the outlet remains shut throughout the weekend.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/11/photos-lagos-shuts-shoprite-over-breach.html

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Olayinka8793:
what is this one saying?

teeboila:
What are you saying?
Selling expired goods is like selling poison to the public, so you want the government to warn someone selling poison?
Bro you wicked ooo

enigma2007:


There is a time limit before they should be taken off the shelves. One month is too close for comfort and therefore there is nothing like "almost"

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

doncent12:
It's so funny how everyone is supporting the government for shutting it down. It's foolishness on their side, just to gain cheap point from gullible people like you. If you have ever been into the retail industry, you will understand what it takes to run a retail store and that no matter how stringent you try to be. Why not a warning and then a heavy fine? Do empathize and imagine their lose for that day, bad publicity and undue pressure on their staffs. Nigerians develop una country, una no agree.Others come wan help una develop am, una dey punish dem unduely. I pity Nigeria and Nigerians! Jealousy no go kill una!!! Before you backlash me, try to empathise especially if you are into the retail business chain.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

thirty:
This issue is purely between Uncle Tonny Elumelu, Senator Bola Tinubu and APL.
from realible source, Bola Tinubu through Lagos State government trying to revenge what happened during the last election when Uncle Tonny and his boys supplorted PDP in Lagos

menix:


Chisos!!
Am Blushing..

I dreamt last nite that I will chi a gal friend nd here u come..

I will save u like my last 2k in Lapo bank nd no harm will come to ur heart..

Godyke:
Can somebody please list the so called safety laws of Lagos state. And whose responsibility it to seal a business premesis and for which kind of safety concern. There are different types of safety. Workers and workplace safety, consumer safety, food and drug safety. Which one are we talking about here?

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

luckman20:
So they shut people too?

teeboila:
What are you saying?
Selling expired goods is like selling poison to the public, so you want the government to warn someone selling poison?
Bro you wicked ooo

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

thirty:


It is not only Shoprite, Uncle Tonny is the contractor handling Falomo shopping center. What is happening to the project?

Stop suffering the masses

tinktanker:
d govt can frame stories up just to get at any organisation. I am 90% sure it's a witch hunt.

emperorceaser:


Officials of the commission were said to have stormed Shoprite on Friday afternoon and drove everyone out and sealed off the massive premises, placing a seal order at the entrance.
read before comments

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another inconvenience a company investing in Nigeria, why not just give them a warning and fine them... closing ensure they are not making money... if the product is expired tell them to put expiry date on it and check it before selling it.

sonofananimal:
use your brain na.