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False Accusation for Alleged Staff Lockdown by Employees of Dufil Prima Foods Plc.
OUR POSITION
Our attention has been drawn to some allegation of Staff Lockdown by Employees of Dufil Prima Foods Plc in some recent press and media articles. Dufil Prima Foods hereby categorically state that these allegations are not only false and malicious but also a deliberate attempt to embarrass and erode the goodwill and support our organisation enjoys with its numerous stakeholders.
As a major player in the Nigerian business environment for over two decades, we have an unwavering commitment to the rights, welfare, and dignity of all our employees, regardless of their role, nationality, age, or gender, and would like to dissociate ourselves from any report that suggests otherwise.
Signed: Management

Source: https://citynewsng.com/indomie-reacts-to-alleged-staff-lockdown/

Indomie’ Reacts to Alleged Staff Lockdown

False Accusation for Alleged Staff Lockdown by Employees of Dufil Prima Foods Plc.
OUR POSITION
Our attention has been drawn to some allegation of Staff Lockdown by Employees of Dufil Prima Foods Plc in some recent press and media articles. Dufil Prima Foods hereby categorically state that these allegations are not only false and malicious but also a deliberate attempt to embarrass and erode the goodwill and support our organisation enjoys with its numerous stakeholders.
As a major player in the Nigerian business environment for over two decades, we have an unwavering commitment to the rights, welfare, and dignity of all our employees, regardless of their role, nationality, age, or gender, and would like to dissociate ourselves from any report that suggests otherwise.
Signed: Management

https://citynewsng.com/indomie-reacts-to-alleged-staff-lockdown/

That's how we continue to frustrate employers of labour in this country. By the time the company relocates, the youth will have themselves to blame. If the youth have issues with their community leader, why cant they channel it to him, why bringing a brand who is providing job opportunities for them? These youth better calm down

Actis and Duval Properties start construction of the Jabi Lake Mall this week.

Jabi Lake Mall will be Abuja’s one-stop leisure, restaurant and retail destination. Offering the first destination shopping experience for both residents and visitors, it is located just ten minutes from the CBD on the shores of Jabi Lake.

Opening in late 2015, the new US$100 million retail centre will be Nigeria’s largest mall. Offering 30,000 square metres of grade-A shopping space on opening, the mall will have further substantial expansion potential. The two storey mall will feature contemporary architecture and a lakeside boardwalk with beautiful views over the water. Cinemas, restaurants, cafes and a children’s arcade will also feature. Flagship stores Shoprite and Game, a Walmart subsidiary, have already signed up as anchor tenants for 10,000 sqm of space.

Jabi Lake Mall follows the success of other Actis malls in Nigeria, namely The Palms and Ikeja City Mall in Lagos.

Actis Director of Real Estate, Amanda Jean-Baptiste said: “Actis is thrilled to reach this key milestone in delivering a unique shopping experience in Abuja. The assistance and cooperation of the local authorities has been first rate which has allowed us to meet our delivery programme. We have been encouraged by the strong demand shown by retailers and restaurateurs, who, like us, see Jabi Lake Mall as a landmark destination in Nigeria.”

Hakeem Belo Osagie, Chairman of Duval Properties, said, “Beginning construction of the waterfront mall is an exciting stage, we are extremely grateful to the FCT Minister, the Federal Capital Development Authority and other local authorities for the strong support we have received in pushing this landmark development forward.”

Jabi Lake Mall development and construction is managed by Laurus Development Partners. The project team comprises MDS (architecture), Chapman BDSP (MEP); L&S Consulting (structural engineering), Davis Langdon and Tilliyard (quantity surveyors / cost consultants) and MIC Mobility in Chain (traffic consultants).