Modupe Gbadeyanka
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
A new outlet of a novel superstore, Old English Supermarket, has been opened in the Surulere area of Lagos State, increasing the number of outlets of the company to five in the commercial capital of Nigeria.
The new store will serve residents of Surulere and its environs and it followed the demand for the brand in the area.
With its branches in Omole, Abule Egba, GRA-Ikeja, and Isolo already satisfying customers and enjoying good patronage, the new outlet will cater for a new set of customers who want quality service and an innovative approach to customer satisfaction and service delivery.
Old English Supermarket was founded a couple of years ago and is a rare combination of visionary enterprise, diligent service, public affection and love. The idea is herculean in execution yet audacious in its simplicity and excellent returns.
The company was established by a renowned journalist turned entrepreneur extraordinaire, Mr Lanre Alfred. He aims to build the brand to become the largest retailer in Nigeria and Africa. He also seeks to achieve commercial success by adopting a mass distribution business model that incorporates the input of every stakeholder to successfully integrate accountability and commercial success.
According to its objectives, the mission is to help families save money so they can acquire their needs and live better. OldEnglish scale to provide access to high-quality goods and fresh, nutritious food at low prices while creating opportunities for its associates and small and medium-sized global suppliers.
