It's very appalling the rate at which most supermarkets,shops,eatery etc sell killer food to members of the public.

A younger brother of mine decided to walk into a supermarket near GTB,Lokoja,identified as Berby Cue(he couldn't remember the correct spelling of the said supermarket) and bought a snack,Digestive Avena choco,which has no NAFDAC reg no,expiry/production date or what so ever for our younger ones.Unfortunately,it happened we all tasted the poisoned biscuit.

After taking the said snack,we all immediately had running stomach and almost died,but for God,each of us had to go toilet as much as four times or more.

I hereby call on NAFDAC and the relevant authority to sanction this callous supermarket and others who've been selling adulterated and killer snacks such like this to Nigerians.

Oya
The mods should push this to the front page

Why should you buy a product that has no NAFDAC registration number or expiry/production date? You don't even care much about your health, or was the hunger so unbearable at that particular moment?

Anyways, sorry about it, speedy recovery and please report it to the authorities.

Jayeris: Why should you buy a product that has no NAFDAC registration number or expiry/production date? You don't even care much about your health, or was the hunger so unbearable at that particular moment?

Anyways, sorry about it, speedy recovery and please report it to the authorities.

You know this wasn't my fault either as he's the one who picked it without checking.The truth is,for me,I don't but any of such things in the supermarket,neither do I go there for shopping.

people really have to be extra conscious of what goes into their stomach.

Jayeris: Why should you buy a product that has no NAFDAC registration number or expiry/production date? You don't even care much about your health, or was the hunger so unbearable at that particular moment?

Anyways, sorry about it, speedy recovery and please report it to the authorities.

This was exactly the same thing that came to my mind while i was reading through.

@op be careful next time.

cynhamscakes:

This was exactly the same thing that came to my mind while i was reading through.

@op be careful next time.

Yea,thanks#

It is possible that the product is expired and they (the supermarket) cleaned off the date. There was a time I wanted to buy gala too that I discovered there was no nafdac number, bn number, mfg or expiry date. I had to return it to the seller sharply