Only nigeria things dey different, pursue customers like say na free dem come collect goods.
Why not seal the place as early as 5am before people come the premises

We once told the South Africans that if Nigeria is to take revenge for the Xenophobic killings in South Africa, they will not like our reaction. From MTN to Shoprite and other outlets will follow soon. Thank God Lagos state is still maintaining its place as the Center of Excellence. Keep it up.

Good one. I am a victim of their expired products. Most of their body creams and scrubs have either expired or about a month to expire. I usually thread carefully when I enter that particular branch of shoprite. Good one once again.

Godyke:


It is you that need to use your brain for just moving with the crowd. At least I used my brain to ask whose responsibility is it to seal a business or any premises for safety. And what is the name of that agency and how many of such premises have they sealed so far and for what reason, and why take on SHOPRITE alone. In this case if it has to do with food and drug, it is entirely the duty of NAFDAC and not any state government. Go get some sense

as far it is for the the good of the people. No problem.

rhames:
We once told the South Africans that if Nigeria is to take revenge for the Xenophobic killings in South Africa, they will not like our reaction. From MTN to Shoprite and other outlets will follow soon. Thank God Lagos state is still maintaining its place as the Center of Excellence. Keep it up.

lol...so you are retaliating?

Market dy even sell the ones dat has expired last year hope they catch those ones too

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Orikinla:
[size=18pt]From MTN TO SHOPRITE.
NIGERIA VERSUS SOUTH AFRICA PART 2.[/size]

lol

This is a very good move; they must think that because they are growing large and fast in the country, that gives them the right to sell expired and sub standard goods. Hope it'll be a lesson learnt by other supermarkets/local markets who thrive on selling expired and sub standard goods to the public.

In some advanced countries, their health industry are conducting various research as to why the rate of cancer is getting to an alarming rate. One of the finger-pointers relates to the type of food products we consume and it includes the expired food that people still consume after the expiry date.

When a food is expired, the best thing to do is to THROW IT AWAY as a lot of food products have preservatives in them. Never buy expired food even if the price is reduced or even if given to you for free, THROW IT OUT as you might be eating poisonous toxins into your system. A word is enough for the wise.

I rest my case

Nice work by the Commission but dem gat come Benin city and raid those wack shopping malls wey dey sell products wey don reach 1month to expire.

nice move... some years back i bought body spray that smelled like rotten egg from the same shoprite

MduZA:


lol...so you are retaliating?

There is no other way to describe a fine of $5bn on MTN if that of Shop rite is understandable.

[quote author=Farnsworth post=40484343]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. [/quot

Contributing to our economy doesn't gv dem d gut to start killing us.

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.

Would you rather they were left to continue until we start consuming poison.So dumb,we are trying to fix this country & you still pull us back.Are you a Nigerian

Good! we need to start from somewhere,if that place is Shop right then God help us.We must fix Nigeria.

Mak I go check the juice I bought 4rm dere tnk God say I neva drink am..all dos paparrazi 4 shoprite is poison..Gosh! Who cn we trust dis days

i really do not know why i don't believe this. Are we sure that they are selling expired products or there is something we don't know? can anyone here confirm buying expired products from shop rite. i don't believe Anonymous customers, i want real customers to confirm that too.

mavinc4u:
i really do not know why i don't believe this. Are we sure that they are selling expired products or there is something we don't know? can anyone here confirm buying expired products from shop rite. i don't believe Anonymous customers, i want real customers to confirm that too.

nikkyshyne:
Good one. I am a victim of their expired products. Most of their body creams and scrubs have either expired or about a month to expire. I usually thread carefully when I enter that particular branch of shoprite. Good one once again.

Orikinla:
[size=18pt]From MTN TO SHOPRITE. NIGERIA VERSUS SOUTH AFRICA PART 2.[/size]

mmmmmhhhhh

4nobody4every1:

And what did the guy do when he saw the products that are about to expire or has expired?

This is setting a bad precident, nigerian managers/management are failing SA BUSINESES. When they start bringing in managers from SA, same nigerians will be the ones crying faul. Dont be surprised whem most of shoprite managers will be south africans. look what happened to MTNi! MANAGERS IGNORING,,order.

Sijo01:



Is this ignorance or stupidity?

both sis...

most of the time whenever i buy fresh or smoked chicken from shoprite lekki or surulere...it always goes funny>>>I think that where wizkid got ''don't go funny'' from in his if i show u d money lyrics

Nigerian are funny. Are u the one that would teach them their job? That u are used to take expired things in nigeria doesnt make it right. In south africa they cant even sell bread of previous day.

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.

Nigerians are funny. Are u the one that would teach them their job? That u are used to take expired things in nigeria doesnt make it right. In south africa they cant even sell bread of previous day, let alone expired food.

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...

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
b[b]ro you made a mistake the guy is simple senseless and his brain is covered with tumor[/b]

That is why u people need to sshop at jumia d online retail.. is thebest

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.

Fool

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.

You're a slowpoke!

G

Farnsworth:
what rubbish... why not seal Nigerian markets... just trying to another iinconvenience 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.

you got a point...dont worry about the cruxifixion

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.

. Guy anyone that's think like u in this century need help

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.

You are fool

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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Nice one. Now someone is doing their job.