The China General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC) in Nigeria, says no Nigerian has been subjected to discrimination or denied access to the Chinese supermarket.
The supermarket is located within the premises of the Royal Choice Estate, Airport Road, Abuja.
The Secretary of China Chamber of Commerce, Mr Cui Guangzheng, said this in a statement in Abuja.
Guangzheng reiterated the commitment of the chamber towards ensuring equality and inclusiveness.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that a video posted by an unidentified FCT resident alleged that a Nigerian was denied access to the premises, alleging that citizens were not allowed into the supermarket.
The China Chamber of Commerce is one of several enterprises using the facility, and the supermarket in question is located in the residential area of the estate.
No individual was subjected to discrimination or denied access to the estate or supermarket to purchase groceries, as widely believed.
We regret any altercation at the estates entrance gate between the security personnel and a customer, it does not reflect the official position of the estate management or the chamber of commerce
Our principles are to enhance friendship between the people of both countries and promote economic development, he said.
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