
The amount of yabbing this guy has received is countless just for declaring that he does not shop where Nigerians shop and his cheapest pants costs $10. Here is the quote from an interview he had with NFC
"Do you ever shop in Nigeria?
No, I have never shopped in Nigeria because I buy for the future. I am a boy scout. That does not mean I disrespect Nigerian shops though. I like unique things. Even when I shop abroad, I don’t go to places where Nigerians go to buy. What I buy might look the same with other people’s own, but it is not that same texture."
He buys for the future, does that mean Nigerian shops has no future? lol, these rich people sha! It might be true for some shops but, give them some credit bro, there are SOME good shops and designers there now!
Is there a shop in the UK that Nigerians don't shop? I don't think so. Just name that shop, no matter how expensive it is, you will find Nigerians there unless the shop is in Jupiter where i live and i am a full blooded Nigerian.
Even Richard Dickinson, chief executive of New West End Company, which represents traders in Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street, said sales to visitors from long-haul routes were 43 per cent higher than in December 2007.
And where are these people coming from?
Countries of origin included America, the United Arab Emirates and NIGERIA
This info is from daily mail o, so Keke abeg name the shops because me i want to know.