Another discount grocery store, Boku Mart berths in Somolu.

Boku Mart

In order to make life easier, more comfortable, and realistic for the residents of the Somolu community, a discount grocery store, Boku Super Mart has extended its outlet to the area where people can buy at a cheaper rate and have their goods delivered at their door steps.

According to one of the customers, Tosin Osinowo who revealed that opening yet another discount rates mart in the community apart from Adide and some few ones around was a big boost to the Somolu community which he said will further make getting cheap groceries easier and as well cushion the effects of the harsh economy especially the removal of the fuel subsidy.

“Although there are some other discount marts like Adide around but having Boku Mart in the community will not be a bad idea with the belief that it will give the residents the opportunity of getting choice groceries at the snap of their fingers and at a discounted rate when the need arises.

“Not only that, but it will also bring out high competitiveness among other stores in the community”.

In a similar manner, one of the business leaders in the area, Mr. Omotola Bodunrin described the establishment of the grocery store as a game changer that’ll further boost the economic activities in the community and put Somolu on the global map.

“As a matter of fact, the establishment of a grocery discount store is an indication of good things to come in the community which I see as a game changer that’ll further boost the economic activities and as well serve the purpose for which it was established with Somolu reflecting on the global map”.

The new colourful and gigantic outlet which is conspicuously located at 66, Oguntolu Street, Somolu, Lagos no doubt will remain the cynosure of all eyes that’ll constantly attract customers to the mart on a daily basis to pick their choice products.

Boku Mart has its branches spread across the Lagos Metropolitan with its headquarters at Fagba, Ifako-Ijaye, Lagos.

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