Nigerians Protest Discriminatory Practices at Chinese Supermarket in Abuja

Nigerian Demand Close Of Chinese Supermarket After Banned Nigeria From Entering

In an unprecedented move, scores of Nigerians gathered outside a Chinese supermarket located in Abuja, protesting against its discriminatory policy that bars Nigerians from entering or shopping within its premises. The uproar escalated as protestors confronted the gatekeeper, demanding answers and a change in policy.

Eyewitnesses reported a surge of frustration among the crowd as they converged outside the establishment, brandishing placards and chanting slogans denouncing racial discrimination. The supermarket, purportedly catering exclusively to Chinese nationals, has sparked outrage within the local community for its blatant segregation.

"It's unacceptable to have a business operating in Nigeria, yet refusing service to Nigerians based on their nationality," voiced one protester, reflecting the sentiments of many.

The standoff between the protesters and the gatekeeper drew attention from passersby and law enforcement officials, underscoring the gravity of the situation. Calls for intervention and swift action to address the discriminatory practices echoed throughout the gathering.

Attempts to reach the management of the supermarket for comment were unsuccessful at the time of reporting. However, the incident has reignited conversations about equality, inclusivity, and the need to combat discrimination in all its forms within Nigerian society.

As the protest continues to unfold, the spotlight remains firmly fixed on the need for businesses to adhere to principles of fairness and respect for all customers, regardless of nationality.

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Dis people ehn? Weytin una want chop from china foods? U beta don poison una self? If money plenty u fit not knw weytinz u want buy again! Nah to visit chinese resturant remain!