Videos Of Chinese Supermarket In Abuja Denying Nigerians Entry To Shop Emerge, Spark Outrage

• A Chinese supermarket in Abuja, where Nigerians are not allowed to buy anything, has been exposed
• The supermarket is located at the China General Chamber of Commerce, along Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Road in Abuja
• Some Nigerians who visited the supermarket made videos as they shared their experiences online and called on the federal government to take action

Some people have taken to social media to share their experiences after visiting a Chinese supermarket in Abuja that doesn't allow Nigerians to shop.

The said Chinese supermarket is home to cuisines and beverages of indigenes from the Asian country.

"They told me at the gate that the supermarket is strictly for Chinese people. You are a Nigerian, you can't go inside, you can't buy anything, " a Nigerian man narrated his experience.

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Another group of Nigerians visited the supermarket, which is located at the China General Chamber of Commerce along Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Road in Abuja, and were also denied entry.

Chinese supermarket's story confirmed

A Punch correspondent visited the supermarket to confirm the reports and was not allowed to shop.

Security personnel at the gate stated that the supermarket's management gave the directive without any reason at the beginning of the year.

“We were not informed of any reason for the policy, but we have told them to remove all adverts from the Internet so that people would stop coming," the security personnel said.

Legit.ng earlier reported that the Nigerian government had successfully repaid its China debt and some other countries' debts.

Watch the videos below:

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Chinese supermarket's action angers Nigerians

Lagoslandlord said:

"If they can’t allow us in let them leave , we can’t be a second option all around the world ,and be home to face the same fate , this has to be treated with urgency."

fatna said:

"In H-Medix in at Gimbiya Street Garlic in Abuja - the restaurant not the snack side - I and my children were denied entry."

Rhoda Omo Osagie said:

"Yesooo that how low we are in our country. I went to the supermarket at China town Lagos. omo the look they gave me was embarrassing. na our fault."

JELAD said:

"Starting from the local authorities the supermarket should be sealed and then investigated."

Nana Adjei sika wura said:

"The truth is that, this is private business is not government they can get permit to operate in certain limits. Also it might be of certain attitude."

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Austine Abah said:

"I dey go there with my friends tomorrow, if they no born them well make they talk anyhow make i see. for my Country again ??? e no fit happen."

eng.monrovia said:

"This need to go viral because maybe they are selling human being there or other secret."

Ghanaian businessman in China woos Chinese investors

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that Daniel Elorm Oben-Torkornoo, the CEO of Gasor Electric Tech Limited, outlined profitable business opportunities in Ghana during an interview with SVTV Africa.

He highlighted the potential for lucrative returns in oxygen production for health facilities, emphasising a swift return on investment within six months with an initial capital of $20,000-$30,000.

Additionally, he advocated for adopting electric vehicles, particularly e-bikes, for commercial purposes, citing their economic advantages and potential for quick payback within 34 weeks.

Source: Legit.ng