Sundry Markets Limited, owners of the Marketsquare Supermarkets chain, has issued a clarification regarding recent reports on the temporary sealing of its Sapele Road, Benin store.
In a statement signed by the management, the company reassured customers and stakeholders that it remains fully compliant with tax laws and all statutory obligations in Edo State. The company noted that all required documentation was promptly presented to the relevant authorities, following which the store was reopened without delay.
“We are actively engaging with the relevant authorities to strengthen communication channels and ensure that such misunderstandings do not arise in the future,” the management said.
Sundry Markets, Nigeria’s leading grocery retailer, emphasised its role as a responsible corporate citizen, highlighting its long-standing commitment to compliance, community development, and customer trust. The company currently operates three stores in Edo State, generating more than 500 direct and indirect employment opportunities, while continuing to expand its footprint across the country.
“Our focus remains on delivering the quality service and shopping experience that our customers know us for,” the statement added. “We are grateful to our loyal customers for their understanding and continued patronage, and we reaffirm our dedication to serving communities with excellence and integrity.”
