Jabi Mall in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, has been shut down operations over security concerns.
This comes after the US warned its citizens about the possibility of terror attacks in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The federal government subsequently assured citizens that measures are in place to safeguard lives and property.
In a post on Instagram on Thursday, the management said it is reviewing the situation and would inform customers when it reopens.
“To all our valued shoppers, Jabi Lake Mall will be closed today, Thursday, October 27, 2022. This decision has been taken in the overall interest of the safety of all staff and customers of the mall,” the post reads.
“Centre Management is committed to minimizing any disruptions; however, the safety of our staff and shoppers remains our highest priority.
“Management is constantly reviewing the security situation in consultation with relevant security authorities and will inform you when the mall will be reopened.
“We apologise for any inconvenience caused and hope to provide you with a quality shopping experience soon. Thank you.”
Despite the closure of Jabi Lake, several malls are still open for business in the FCT.