Pick n Pay, kamfanin sayar da kayayyaki daga Afirka ta Kudu, ya sanar da barin kasar Nigeria ta hanyar sayar da 51% na hissa a haÉ—in gwiwa. Wannan sanarwar ta fito daga Sean Summers, shugaban kamfanin, a wata hira da Reuters ta gudanar.
Kamfanin Pick n Pay ya shiga kasar Nigeria a shekarar 2021 bayan haɗin gwiwa da A.G. Leventis (Nigeria) a shekarar 2016, inda ya buɗe makarantun sayar da kayayyaki biyu a ƙasar. Amma, bayan shekaru huɗu, kamfanin ya gano cewa yanayin tattalin arzikin ƙasar ya zama mara wuya don ci gaba da aiki.
Barin Pick n Pay ya sa aka sake kawo yadi ɗaya daga jerin kamfanonin ƙasashen waje da suke barin kasar Nigeria. A baya, kamfanin Shoprite ya rufe makarantun sayar da kayayyakinsa a Abuja da Kano, sannan Jumia ta sanar da rufe sashen sayar da abinci a ƙasar. Haka kuma, kamfanoni kamar GlaxoSmithKline, Procter & Gamble, Sanofi, da Kimberly-Clark sun bar kasar, saboda matsalolin tattalin arzikin da suka shafi ƙasar.
Yanayin tattalin arzikin ƙasar Nigeria, musamman karo da kudin naira da tsananin hauhawar farashin kayayyaki, ya sa manyan kamfanoni suka fara barin ƙasar. Inflationshi ya kai matsakaicin shekaru 28 na 34.19%, sannan kudin naira ya fadi fiye da 100% a cikin shekara guda, daga N462 zuwa fiye da N1,500 kowane dala.
