It’s been reported that the issue between South African
owners of Shoprite and those who rented shops in the mall over parking space
payment has resulted to them closing their shops.
According to the report the newly introduced hourly rate
payment for car parked at the city mall, the shop owners insist the decision
should be reversed before business can continue as usual but Shoprite itself
has shot down till they come to a conclusion.
These south Africans shld return2 their country...simple
ReplyDeleteThat is on d high side every hr u pay
ReplyDeleteTheir manager shld be fired u gave such senseless advice
ReplyDeleteThe shop right at lekki no charges are made so why ds
ReplyDeleteEven if d problem is parking space which i ve witness, d day i drove down to quickly get some things for my stew,i ended using 10mins to get where to park....if out all N100,for a day.
ReplyDeleteIts gd buy quickly and leave are meant to sleep there buying and buying
ReplyDeleteFor u spend more than an 1hr shopping u shld have money to pay hourly, it a shop that d prices are tagged its not that u are negogiating prices
ReplyDeleteAll d women who are shopper holics will be concious of the time...did u know that my wife spent one day shopping and 4got to pick up d kids on time?
ReplyDeleteThis shop is barely 3yrs & it already going down d hill,the union shld stick 2gther till it reverted...hope it wont be like d NLC and fuel subsidy ......sell out
ReplyDeletelol! Nigerians can talk sha! what has NLC,subsidy got to do with this,d shop owners can be sell out on ds, bc in d end it affects their business and they lose their customers so it will be sorted out to their advantage
ReplyDeleteI support they them revert it
ReplyDeleteI just hope ds shop owners will end what they have started
ReplyDeleteSouth Africans have become too greedy in ds country
ReplyDeleteWhy would I want to go to KFC in shoprite & pay N200 for car park when I can go to a regular KFC without paying for parking ? This ain't rocket science ...
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