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'pick N Pay' Set To Exit Nigeria, Sells 51 Stake

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pick n pay set to exit nigeria sells 51 stake
South African grocery retailer Pick n Pay has sold its 51 percent stake in a joint venture ahead of its exit from the Nigerian market. The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Sean Summers, announced the decision as part of a broader restructuring strategy outside its home market. Pick n Pay, which entered Nigeria less
 
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