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Breaking! Shoprite leaves customers stranded over power outage

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Stranded Customers in front of Shoprite
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Stranded Customers in front of Shoprite

Customers at Ikeja Electric are currently stranded over a power outage that suddenly hit the mall.

Inside the Mall

The power outage that took place at the mall few minutes past 5.00pm.

Staff of the mall had to move customers out of the mall.
The cause of the outage has not been ascertained.

One of the customers standing outside the mall said, “This is really bad. I’ve been here since 4.00pm and have almost finished shopping. Then they asked me to leave my stuff and leave.”

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