Officialgarri:
The pot and the cooking environment and the beans look equally scary and those fingernails just made the shii more scary

Lol! Did u see what I saw? I been wondering ooo

Which kind wahala be this .
I'm calling the police right away

Pls get NAFDAC asap to trace the source.

Jared09:
God help us all

ORAFA:
GOD will always protect HIS own.

You two are part of Nigeria's problem.

No useful contribution apart from calling God up and down.

Dottore:
Virtually 90% of palm oil sold in South West, North East and West are fake

where d thing d come from

This is mind-burgling. And those responsible for this will be the first to blame PMB for anything.

I am still recovering from Fake rice I ate last two weeks wey wan destroy my body.

The following day, I was still wondering why I was feeling sick and saw rice inside freezer had turned to akamu.

God help this country.

Jestin:
I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC

U mean ndi yeast people

Jestin:
I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC

your family members I guess... They are expert at it. I hear your dad is their ring leader.

banjo022:
where d thing d come from

Original Palm oil is shipped from South East and South South.. They do the mixing in the north and West.

palm oil again? with all the palm trees scattered all over the country...I think it's high time somebody start making their own palm oil and frying garri too ...hmm

Where is Dora Akiyunli when you need her? May her soul rest in peace.

I don't understand the color of her palm .....is she saying she rubbed the palm oil in her palms and it stained it or what? That's gentian violet she smeared her palms with naaaaa

Jestin:
I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC

Make I go check the 5kg of red oyel I bought from Iya Ngozi yesterday..

Make person no go buy kemika as oyel

Ifura logun agba jare

Sleevia:
your family members I guess... They are expert at it. I hear your dad is their ring leader.

Wow, so its true?

GlorifiedTunde:
Report to the police and let them go after the sales person

Yes! Someone has to make a scapegoat out of these scumbags who think they could get away with murder.

[s][quote author=Jestin post=79477871]I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC[/quote[/s]

You bought red oil not palm oil.

Jestin:
I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC

You are very correct. Na them Flat Headed Okoro's

It changed to Chemical or the colour changed

Sholaco:
Wow, so its true?

lol

Most of the palm oil sold in the market have some form of chemical or colouring added to it. It's majorly done by those who sell directly to the end consumers and not necessarily the producers/manufacturers.

There are lots of things people should be wary of buying in the market.............
1) Already grounded egusi, cameroun pepper, crayfish.........
2) Already cut veggies...........
3) Kanda/Kpomo( those ones that look over big for #100)
4) Towel/Shaki
4) Periwinkle/Isam
.....and lots more.

Jestin:
I suspect the handwork of our brothers from across the bridge...they can fake anything....FTC

You are a suspect for suspecting this.This is fact,it is them

A very large proportion of palm oil in Nigeria is tainted with dye. It's a very sad reality. No matter how bad it gets, I can never taint palm oil I produce. People do all sorts to make fast money these days. People erroneously believe that the redder and more good looking the palm oil is, the better. Mehn you are so wrong. Let me educate most of you on how to buy original palm oil.
1. Smell the palm oil. Palm oil has a faint sometimes a bit more pronounced roasted smell. You may not get this smell from pronounced producers like Okomu, Presco, etc because they use a different process to purify and dehydrate their oils.
2. Palm oil at room temperature will have a viscous bottom layer, semi-viscous middle layer, and a less viscous top layer.
3. The colour of the bottom layer is a shade lighter than the middle which in turn is a shade lighter than the top.
Take a white piece of paper, a spoon, a small container like a small tomato tin and about 10-30cl of water along with you to the market.
Tell the seller to stir the palm oil in the container and after that, take just a spoon of the oil and mix with a spoon of water. After stirring pour the mixture on the paper. If there is dye in it then you should see water and dye separated from the oil across the paper.

Eeeh.....fake palm oil......

Dis na ledoil

post=79477891:
BLOOD OF ZECHARIAH!!!

How far can some sets of criminals go just to make profit,
Ignoring the lives that will be lost in their quest for fast money?!

All the people involve in criminal acts like this, fake drugs, fake drinks, fake tires etc, that endanger lives and bring sorrows to families,
will all end up in shameful and terrifying deaths.
They can never ever escape it!

DO you know that it's a sin to say "blood of Zachariah" as an exclamation. The prophet zechariah never shed his blood either to save or to redeem. You're therefore making mockery of such a great man of God and I call on you to quit using this exclamatory phrase and repent.

NDIGBO why?

stieyven:

DO you know that it's a sin to say "blood of Zachariah" as an exclamation. The prophet zechariah never shed his blood either to save or to redeem. You're therefore making mockery of such a great man of God and I call on you to quit using this exclamatory phrase and repent.

Noted.
Thanks sir!

sleekman:
A very large proportion of palm oil in Nigeria is tainted with dye. It's a very sad reality. No matter how bad it gets, I can never taint palm oil I produce. People do all sorts to make fast money these days. People erroneously believe that the redder and more good looking the palm oil is, the better. Mehn you are so wrong. Let me educate most of you on how to buy original palm oil.
1. Smell the palm oil. Palm oil has a faint sometimes a bit more pronounced roasted smell. You may not get this smell from pronounced producers like Okomu, Presco, etc because they use a different process to purify and dehydrating their oils.
2. Palm oil at room temperature will have a viscous bottom layer, semi-viscous middle layer, and a less viscous top layer.
3. The colour of the bottom layer is a shade lighter than the middle which in turn is a shade lighter than the top.
Take a white piece of paper, a spoon, a small container like a small tomato tin and about 10-30cl of water along with you to the market.
Tell the seller to stir the palm oil in the container and after that, take just a spoon of the oil and mix with a spoon of water. After stirring pour the mixture on the paper. If there is dye in it then you should see water and dye separated from the oil across the paper.

Are you a palm oil producer or seller?

From where I come from and where we buy mostly nobody will let you try that.
Though there are other methods we use to test such and for those buying in large quantities.

Its well with those up north... not trying to be sarcastic..
What will you say about Yam they sell.. Buying yam only to find out its all rotten..

Thank God you are safe and sound!!