Chinese supermarket in Abuja shut down for allegedly barring Nigerians
Imagine yourself barred from entering a supermarket, not due to your appearance or financial means, but solely based on your nationality. And what adds insult to injury is the fact that this isn't some foreign land—it's your own home country. A firestorm of outrage has erupted online after a supermarket in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, was accused of denying entry to African shoppers. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has shut down the store while investigating claims that it only allows Chinese individuals to enter.
Nigeria's consumer protection authorities have closed down a Chineseowned supermarket in Abuja, the country's capital, following accusations of discriminating against African shoppers. According to Nigeria's consumer protection watchdog, the supermarket allegedly restricts entry exclusively to individuals of Chinese descent. The owner of the supermarket has been summoned to appear before the authorities.
Boladale Adeyinka, an official at Nigeria's Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), confirmed that an investigation has been initiated into the allegations following widespread social media outrage. Reports surfaced of Nigerians being denied entry by security personnel when attempting to access the supermarket.
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