Though an emerging brand in the supermarket retail sub-sector,  Prince Ebeano Supermarket  insists that the intrinsic value being offered  customers has propelled it to the front as leader of the pack. 

 At the opening of its Lokogoma, Abuja store, the company proudly proclaims, Prince Ebeano Supermarket offers the widest  variety of quality products and services at unbeatable prices and discount, and that makes us Nigeria’s number one indigenous supermarket”. 

 “Yes we are” says  Mr Chidi  Kossi, Manager at the  recently opened Prince Ebeano outlet in Lokogoma, Abuja. 

 “We are definitely Nigeria's foremost supermarket in terms of stocking the best, and widest range of products, at competitive prices 

 “We are kilometres ahead of others when it comes to  selling at rock bottom prices. With all modesty,  a survey conducted  over a period of time ranked  Prince Ebeano Supermarket number one for having the lowest price for the same range of selected products. 

 “We have unparalleled expertise and commitment to sourcing for quality products with unbeatable prices and discounts” says Kossi.

 He continues, “We are also definitely number one for being a one-stop retail store. After visiting Prince Ebeano Supermarket, you do not need to visit the conventional market to buy things like vegetables, crayfish, pepper, no, we stock all those in our Village Market department. Any supermarket with a village market department, copied it from Prince Ebeano, that is why I said we are the foremost one-stop retail store”
* village market @ the Supermarket

As it grows its brand, Prince Ebeano Supermarket is also rapidly growing its relationship with the community where it does business. At its Lokogoma, Abuja store, even before it made one kobo in terms of sales, it delivered to the community a high quality  over 350 metres tarred road with drainages on both sides of the road.

 Kossi explains that the philosophy that drives the company's corporate social responsibility, is not to complain, but rather “proactively proffer solutions and  execute social projects that enhance  and service our host communities and impact the lives and wellbeing of members of the society”.

 Perhaps for uniquely blazing the trail in seeking customer satisfaction first above all else, Prince Ebeano Supermarket is indeed wearing its crown well as Nigeria’s numero uno, even as it expands its chain.

 Founded in 2009, as a partnership between Sunday Egede and his nephew, David Ojei, the supermarket chain currently boasts of seven outlets in Lagos and one in Abuja, with several others billed for opening in the nearest future.