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De Prince Supermarket has been in existence for over 12 years. It’s a major supermarket in Gbagada and pretty popular among residents. De Prince is privately owned, and a one stop store for items ranging from household goods to groceries, clothing, and toiletries. I’ve heard De Prince Supermarket and Ebeaano Supermarket (located in Lekki Phase 1) are owned by the same person.
Location/Parking: The supermarket had her former location adjacent to Deeper Life Bible Church Gbagada. The church, in an effort to expand, took over the former supermarket’s space. The supermarket moved to a new site, not too far from the church, to secure the loyalty of customers. The new parking lot is spacious, compared to the former site..and with the presence/assistance of the traffic wardens, traffic is always curbed and cars properly parked with maximum security.
Pricing: Personally, I feel their prices vary (i.e. depending on the kind of items you are buying, it could be cheap or expensive) but one thing is guaranteed; you can get original/quality stuff from De Prince. Some say prices are cheap, while others think otherwise but overall, it’s a supermarket for all (middle and high class).
Service: The store is spacious, and the interior is okay. They stock a diverse portfolio of items arranged by sections. The attendants wear a smart casual red polo shirt (with De Prince inscribed at the back), and are usually friendly/willing to help you out with general inquires.
Something interesting, or should I say embarrassing, happened to me during my last window shopping experience. I was in the clothing section and had seen something I might have been interested in. So I took a picture of it, and almost immediately, I heard a lady call out to me, “Madam what are you doing?” I responded saying it was just a harmless photograph, but she insisted I delete the photo and came closer, staring into my phone. I informed her that I was a customer, but she continued to insist, saying she didn’t want to entertain any query from management, so I had to delete the picture. I felt very uncomfortable so I just walked away without purchasing anything.
But for this one experience, I’ve not had any major complaints about their services. Overall, I think they are doing a good job…thumbs up De Prince Supermarket.
Have you visited De Prince Supermarket? What was your experience like? How would you rate the service? Please share your experience…
Deprince supermarket is simply the best supermarket ever in the history of gbagada you can to it to the bank folks is the best,most important thing u have to look at to is the security as part we have give kudos to deprince supermarket on that and the other is the way staff treat customers oh my God they just awesome managers on point u as will take that to bank believe me .for get about the price,I would recommend their service to anyone far and beyond
Well, I was at deprince(berger) I can’t find their page here so I hope you can deliver the message. I think with their recent expansion came a mighty obnoxious, unappealling service. I have been there twice since they moved to this new place which is fine and all but the staff are more horrible and they’ve discouraged me from going there for my usual saturday shopping! Sure! I AM PISSED AT THEIR SERVICE!!!I got there after a long walk to be met by the gate guy with a silly way of addressing people. I ignored, went ahead to select items and proceeded to pay only to be met by the most nonchalant, non-customer centric cashier…I simply walked out! There is only so much one can bear especially when tired.
Dr Prince is a relatively awesome shopping centre. But they seem to never have the Hugo Boss cologne I keep on going back there for. I pray they get it in stock before I return there this Saturday. Otherwise, they have to give me a free cologne for consistently breaking my heart.
De prince is the best supermarket around Gbagada. Their price might be up sometimes or normal, but i can say they treat their customers nice and well.
These names though.. De Prince, Ebeanno, but why?