Onyegecha: I was shocked to learn from a very reliable source, that palm oil sold in our markets is heavily adulterated with some reddish substances.
The so-called vegetable oils are even worse. Who knows whether saw dust is mixed into our garri? What about the bread we consume that is made with poisonous chemicals? The point is that NAFDAC and other regulatory agencies should save Nigerians from t.he hands of greedy men who value money above life.
Matters of this nature are not left to people's consciences because unscrupulous men must be stopped by uncompromising agents of the law. Share what you know about this practice in your area.

Onyegecha: I was shocked to learn from a very reliable source, that palm oil sold in our markets is heavily adulterated with some reddish substances.
The so-called vegetable oils are even worse. Who knows whether saw dust is mixed into our garri? What about the bread we consume that is made with poisonous chemicals? The point is that NAFDAC and other regulatory agencies should save Nigerians from the hands of greedy men who value money above life.
Matters of this nature are not left to people's consciences because unscrupulous men must be stopped by uncompromising agents of the law. Share what you know about this practice in your area.

coldgate: I sent my boy in the office to buy me rice from sweet sensation. Lo and behold, he bought me plastic rice. I could only eat the chicken. Useless pple.

pDude:

How come Nigerians are still alive after consuming these poisons

blinksluv:
Back in Elele Rivers state, mum was into palm oil milling business, the women that come to buy the processed palm oil come with some kind of colourant which they add to the oil. There is an easy way of identifying such palm oil, you simply heat up the oil(bleach), an adultrated one will not turn whitish no matter how long U̶̲̥̅ heat it, because of the added colourant.

coldgate: I sent my boy in the office to buy me rice from sweet sensation. Lo and behold, he bought me plastic rice. I could only eat the chicken. Useless pple.

blinksluv:
Back in Elele Rivers state, mum was into palm oil milling business, the women that come to buy the processed palm oil come with some kind of colourant which they add to the oil. There is an easy way of identifying such palm oil, you simply heat up the oil(bleach), an adultrated one will not turn whitish no matter how long U̶̲̥̅ heat it, because of the added colourant.

Flygeriansteve: They're the living dead, ticking time bombs. Ever wondered why average life expectancy is 46?

igbeke: i leave in badagry which is very close 2 d border. can u believe d Beninous dont patronize anytin made in nigeria cos dey believe it is fake? yet we flood our mkt wit anytin dat comes from dere.

Mr.Sinister:


LIES!

Onyegecha: I was shocked to learn from a very reliable source, that palm oil sold in our markets is heavily adulterated with some reddish substances.
The so-called vegetable oils are even worse. Who knows whether saw dust is mixed into our garri? What about the bread we consume that is made with poisonous chemicals? The point is that NAFDAC and other regulatory agencies should save Nigerians from the hands of greedy men who value money above life.
Matters of this nature are not left to people's consciences because unscrupulous men must be stopped by uncompromising agents of the law. Share what you know about this practice in your area.

Amozu: Who/what is your reliable source? This is an extremely serious accusation that can have dire effect for traders of the product you are mentioning in the markets.!
Seun please remove this thread or demand from the poster to shed more accurate light.

Abu Mikey: In one word, "Poison nor dey kill African Man"

Mr.Sinister:
This is unverified information. This thread should be yanked off the front page. Can the op provide proof?

Opey4luv: Nigerians value money more than their fellow Countrymen, A trusted older person once told me that some companies import milk from Europe, dilute it with water, re-package it and sell it ot us. May God help us for this country. I need Benin Republic's visa jare.

honey86:
unfortunately it is true.When palmoil has been stored for a long time, the quality diminishes and the colour changes. so to make it look fresh and red, they add food colouring.

delishpot:

Mr bigs has been selling me bad food for years. its sad when I have to let go of a full plate of fried rice and chicken cos it smells bad. worse off sef I dont know why hubby keeps going back there maybe cos they are the only fast food joint close to where we live sha.

Even learnt they use carbide to ripen banana and other fruits.

BUSH MAN: i guess because nigerians do not like to pay for quality,they want quality for cheap price, this is why i quit importation to nigeria