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Shameful: Despite the campaign by the Lagos State govt against handling meat in an unhygienic way, this meat seller defies the campaign and does his thing the way he wants. Photo: Idowu Ogunleye.

That Police man is sleeping on duty.

God help us in this country.see as man pikin dey hustle

c'mon son

Guys there is virtue in Hardwork, I've got a theory that if you give 100 percent all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end. Wake up country man, Ise Ni ogun Isee

i dnt blame them. hustling to make their daily bread. nature calls every now and then.

man must survive, no matter wat

that picture of the man with the meat is disgusting!!
ill never eat meat when im in naija, look at how they handle it.
never again!

and see the police man (if that is a police man)? na wa ooooo
not a surprise though. they are always sleeping, even when AWAKE!

THE-AMAKA:

that picture of the man with the meat is disgusting!!
ill never eat meat when im in naija, look at how they handle it.
never again!

^^^
OH HELL NAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NEVER AGAIN, NEVER NEVER NEVER!!
i think i wanna gag from 2 years ago.

THE-AMAKA:

^^^
OH HELL NAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NEVER AGAIN, NEVER NEVER NEVER!!
i think i wanna gag from 2 years ago.

haven't you been to a market in Nigeria?

you shouldn't be surprised. You should see the "beetle" vehicles used to transport the classic agege bread.

yes ive been to the market and ive seen the meat but it never really crossed my mind of how they transport it and handle it. i was too stuck in my "american" brain.
lol. in fact, there is a market just down the street from my house in the village. 5 minutes walking, pass the primary school, and youre there. thats where my grandpa's store was located.
but i didnt really go to the back of the market where the meat was sold, maybe only once.
i never really thought about it. never again am i eating meat in naija. only the chicken we kill and prepare ourselves.

Go and sit down jare. It's better than all the processed crap they sell here.

okay people using their dirty hands and carrying the meat or people taking it from place to place in dirty cars and/or carrying it through thin air without covering it?
i think ill settle for the processed crap, thanks.

lol

In the end, everything depends on how well you boil the meat not how it's transported.

stillwater:

In the end, everything depends on how well you boil the meat not how it's transported.

word and you want it fresh.  can't trust Nigerian meat sellers when it comes to storing their food.

Nigerian markets where they sell meat, smell like shit on a hot summer day. I stick to processed and packaged food all the way lmfao

sjeezy8:

Nigerian markets where they sell meat, smell like shit on a hot summer day. I stick to processed and packaged food all the way lmfao

YESS OOOO
das my boi

stillwater:

In the end, everything depends on how well you boil the meat not how it's transported.

after handling those dirty naira notes and touching my meat? HELL NAW! i wont even buy it.

amaka

please stop, ive seen enough.
dont make me hate meat.
his sandals, inside the meat, i think ive seen enoug.
OH GOD, NO MORE, ABEG!!

THE-AMAKA:

please stop, ive seen enough.
dont make me hate meat.
his sandals, inside the meat, i think ive seen enoug.
OH GOD, NO MORE, ABEG!!

na sandals you see?
Missed the crusty black toes?

@Sjeezy et all

Happy thanksgiving o

FL Gators:

na sandals you see?
Missed the crusty black toes?

@Sjeezy et all

Happy thanksgiving o

lmao!! you got me with the crusty black toes.

those are working man toes, stop hating.

when i saw te topic, was expecting to see some trader in bush gutter/road attack

THE-AMAKA:

^^^
OH HELL NAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NEVER AGAIN, NEVER NEVER NEVER!!
i think i wanna gag from 2 years ago.

It is very simple, you can bring your meat with you when coming down to Naija or convert into a temporary vegetarian .

I feel for animals they suffer oo!

In South Africa

Animal rights group unhappy after Zulu king’s snub
2009-11-25 13:15

Animal Rights Africa (ARA) today said it was disappointed by Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini’s decision to boycott a meeting called to discuss a bare-handed, bull-killing ritual.


“Sadly, it appears that the king remains unwilling to enter into any dialogue or mediation and is clearly not prepared to support the efforts of the commission,” the organisation’s Steve Smit said.


Yesterday’s meeting was convened by Pat Mkhize, commissioner for the promotion and protection of the rights of cultural, religious and linguistic communities, to try and resolve a dispute over the Ukweshwama ritual.


Mkhize called the meeting after ARA went to the Pietermaritzburg High Court yesterday in a bid to stop the ritual, scheduled to take place on December 5 at Zwelithini’s palace in Nongoma.


Ukweshwama is a symbolic way of thanking God for the first crops of the season.


ARA, which argues the ritual is cruel, had agreed to attend the meeting hoping the matter would be settled out of court, said Smit.


“We agreed to the meeting in the hope of reaching some kind of amicable agreement that would result in the suspension of the bull-killing event at this year’s Nongoma festival.”


Zwelithini’s spokesman Nhlanhla Mataka said they didn’t go to the meeting because they felt it was not necessary.


“We hold a view that if there was to be a meeting to discuss customs and culture, all cultural groups should be invited. Why single out Zulus?” he said on yesterday.


The respondents in the case are the king, Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Sicelo Shiceka, Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa, KwaZulu-Natal premier Zweli Mkhize and the province’s MEC for local government, housing and traditional affairs Nomusa Dube.


The ARA argues that during the Ukweshwama ritual, men pull out the bull’s tongue, stuff sand in its mouth and try to tie its penis in a knot.


The Zulu Royal Household has vowed to go ahead with the ceremony, even if the court rules against it.


ARA was acting in the interests of an animal who would die in a manner which contravened the Animal Protection Act, the National Environmental Management Act, and the Bill of Rights in the Constitution, he said.


Mkhize said the commission was expected to issue a statement later today.

i wonder where is PETA on this issue oooo

if only i go see dat police man gun i 4 send six feet under idiot

Lagos na wa!