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Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by world1(m): 8:34pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
oneolajire:if you want to confirm this it the address in VI (Renee Supermarket Ikoyi on Cameron Road) |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by lereinter(m): 8:45pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
nothing to show it was imported from dont use nylon pack to judge |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by world1(m): 8:59pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
lereinter:must you comment? if you don't understand what is going on here why don't you just go to sleep. if you want to confirm this it the address in VI (Renee Supermarket Ikoyi on Cameron Road) http://www.trs.co.uk/products/categories/OOCTUG82206220 https://www.india-store.de/lng/en/trs-gari-cassava-flour.html http://everestshop.co.uk/product/trs-gari-5kg/
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Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Nobody: 9:14pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
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Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Nobody: 9:15pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
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Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by smartiyke78: 9:18pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
sonofLuci: Some pple like u have head bur no brain ib it .... U dont need to b educated to know d effect of such dangerous slam on our economy dont is alrdy sinking dipper dan could b imagined... |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by smartiyke78: 9:39pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
I am ashamed of dis goddamn forsaken kontry calld nigeria.... D oda dey, it was imported packegd jollof rice from India or was china, as if dat embarasment was not enof nd now dis....WHAT A SHAME TO ALL OLD HAGGS WHO CALLED THEMSELVES LEADERS AND DECISION MAKING UNITS..... Could this b d results of d incesant unprofitable travles d so calld president was making? Today China, tmoro India, nxt tmoro Pakistan, Saudi arabia, usa, sudan, somalia, kuweit, cotonou etc.... I just hope nigeria has not been sold out to dis nations in name of some clueless economic partnership by one of most clueless president in d world whom we dont even know weda he is prently not fit to lead a comunity... It high time dis demand for self determination comes to play... |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by DaudaAbu(m): 9:53pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
world1: Did you visit shoprite? Do you see the foreign groundnut (ritebrand PEANUT) ,cashewnut, banana, irish potatoes, etc there are lots of thimgs they sale in those shops that you can get easily in naija market but packaging and nutritional analysis is what is lacking. Isnt it also possible that an indian is processing it and packaging right here in nigeria? Would that make bad then? |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by nextstep(m): 10:06pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
world1: Because garri is not in the list But seriously, here's another example of we're just bleeped up. We have graduates complaining about lack of jobs, not opening their minds to all the possibilities. Then enterprising Indians see and exploit an opportunity. |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by world1(m): 10:06pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
DaudaAbu:i wonder how we Nigerians react to issue so you are telling me that there are branded banana and potatoes with nutritional analysis in shoprite? what we are after is job creation through made in Nigeria goods, i don't care who create this jobs whether Indians or Chinese but it has to be processed here in Nigeria because we have all it takes including the raw materials by doing this the farmer and the factory workers will be happy why the consumers will also be sure of good product with high health benefit. simply 1 Like |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by nextstep(m): 10:12pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
world1: I agree with you in the main, but the issue is squarely with Nigerian elite hiding money/buying cakes reminiscent of money/buying the latest cars/flying to Dubai/pouring expensive drinks on watches and phones. If they don't create jobs for Nigerians, why the hell should an Indian or Chinese person? They, like most businesses, exist to make money, and are not charity. If their business models does not need labour, why force it? Again, I get what you're saying, but feel the anger should be directed at ourselves for this foolishness 1 Like |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by timjonz: 11:10pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Indians wan compete gari wt us agn for our own country nitori olorun!! Who tel dem say we don taya wt our ijebu gari or gari ibo (eba ibo) Is ds country sold already?? |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by kalufelix(m): 11:40pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
imagine buying 500g 0f garri @ N450 garri is now a luxury hopeless country |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Originalsly: 11:57pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
sonofLuci:This is the root of the problem...acknowledge of understanding even after explanation... a nation of such people is ripe for exploitation. |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by anonimi: 12:16am On Feb 20, 2017 |
pokipoki: .....working for a superbly clueless leader with no vision who has plunged our country into recession. We are in trouble. Where are the Association of ProgreTHIEF Criminals, APC zombies who brought this curse upon us Wey dem? www.nairaland.com/attachments/4180475_14141665101539928456114298823944650340798761n_jpegfbaeff0c7320f06a6e7c5d8d930a6ce7 www.nairaland.com/attachments/3633741_9jaintrouble_jpeg7d204565e27912ea7b3d41c7e31cf768 2 Likes |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by pokipoki: 12:29am On Feb 20, 2017 |
anonimi:I thought "Jonathan" was the clueless one. We all have to endure. 2019 is not so far away. |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by sonnie10: 12:33am On Feb 20, 2017 |
einsteine: You missed the point. The standard is to state the net and gross weight. Not just throw random numbers in there. |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Sunak(m): 12:38am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Wetin Nigeria no fit import Just think of it IF Nigeria could import ordinary grass. Then what's left that they can't import |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Aboki5(m): 12:44am On Feb 20, 2017 |
sonofLuci: ......dont u knw that ds is our own garri indirectly |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by world1(m): 12:52am On Feb 20, 2017 |
We wish to one more time express overwhelming appreciation to concerned and of course patriotic citizens of our dear country Nigeria, who spoke out in outer condemnation of the sale and distribution of the Asia manufactured Garri that we drew attention to a few hours ago. It is pertinent to state for the records that although 'silence is golden', it loses its shine when applied in the presence of societal ills that threaten our collective wealth and shrinks the already narrowed hopes of attaining to the full dividend of our God endowed potentials. it is perhaps in toast to this timeless truth that Richard Burke insists that 'the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who remain silent in the face of evil...' A great deal of Nigerians of scrupulous consciences, propelled by pure love for motherland have since the alert on the sale of Asian Garri in Nigeria, probed further, and made discoveries in buttress of our earlier position on the issue under reference. The product can be readily found in some supermarkets around Lagos and particularly in Victoria Island, further investigations reveal that it is a product of TRS an Indian company registered in the UK.http://www.trs.co.uk/products/categories/OOCTUG82206220 , http://www.trs.co.uk/contact-us Curiously too, this product has inscription on its packaging indicating it is also a product of Ghana. A key puzzle of this strange product is that it had no NAFDAC number, but has been on been in the Nigerian market for an upwards of 3yrs running. How the this product come in? In all sincerity of intent and good conscience, we would like to say that this whole outcry hasn't a dint of of a witch hunt, but a conviction that as a nation, collective action and engagement must be employed in a bid to take responsibility for our collective heritage, and of course our future. just imagine how many of such unverified food items have made life threatening incursions into our county; Juices, diary products, food pastes, etc. We have continued to experience some shocking and untraceable outbreaks of strange diseases and illnesses in this country in recent times. we are wondering if this sort of sneaked in products do not provide us the much needed answer of where such calamities immerge. On the economic side, and particularly with regards to growing our economy through the Small and Medium Scale Enterprises route, the magnitude of hipocrisy on the side of government agencies like the Customs, NAFDAC and other such regulatory agencies is actually sickening. Here is a product produced outside Nigeria, without NAFDAC number, but on sale in supermarkets in Nigeria in the last 3yrs in Lagos and other State capitals in Nigeria. Yet Start up entrepreneurs and small scale industries in Nigeria are slammed with near impossible conditions for production, while these stringent conditions and other factors that bother on the peculiarities of our business environment challenges tend to jack up the cost of production within the country, faceless diaspora producers who most times have no iota of regulations and standards to follow, come up with their cheaply produced but substandard products, to compete with local producers who have been subjected to all degrees of near production impossibilities. The multiplier effect of this uneven playing ground are indeed grave; Locally produced food items would not be able to favourably compete with these substandard death traps from outside the shores of our country, the proceeds of our patronage will be ploughed back into developing another economy at the expense of ours, and thereby instituting the 21st century version of colonialism (this time painfully by nations much smaller, and with far less development potentials). This is both a call to reason, and collective action. while it is true that so many other things are wrong with the management of the Nigerian State needing attention in the class of an emergency, there is no department of patriotism, responsibility and national pride, that is headquartered in silence, sarcasm or even hollow and vain arguments. Today more than ever before we must unite as a people to call a spade its real name, and chart a new cause that would spell progress in all its manifestations for our dear country. Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director Natural Nutrient Limited 2 Likes |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by anonimi: 12:54am On Feb 20, 2017 |
pokipoki: That was the result of the successful lies, propaganda and falsehood that formed part of the demonisation process led by the This prompted Buhari to recruit him in September 2013 to package the "expired" leader and serial failure of 2003, 2007 and 2011 into their "only saviour" of 2015. Freegift75: www.nairaland.com/attachments/2030416_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188 1 Like |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by anonimi: 12:59am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Sunak: Are you not a Nigerian www.nairaland.com/attachments/3241776_9ja_jpeg26589d6b9bd10c6732bda31ad0aad178 1 Like |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by pokipoki: 3:02am On Feb 20, 2017 |
adecz: Governance is not just about ruling, but about creating a favorable environment for citizens in the country to florish. The ruling government polices shows that really don't care about the citizens. The government increased the prices of everything necessary for production and left salaries alone. How on earth do they want the people to survive? 2 Likes |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by anonimi: 4:15am On Feb 20, 2017 |
pokipoki: The Association of ProgreTHIEF Criminials, APC and their dullard of a leader wants to turn everyone into armed robbers and almajiris. God forbid!!! www.nairaland.com/attachments/3473732_salary_jpegb17a7eccd26afd09fff05feea950ccff www.nairaland.com/attachments/3503799_cdatausersdefappsappdatainternetexplorertempsavedimages3476420buharibusyjpega0c0f30c8e676447f2368ca29ce0e866_jpeg66496e979fd5cdafe4174996f8e07cae 1 Like |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by austino01(m): 5:53am On Feb 20, 2017 |
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Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Awoo88: 6:13am On Feb 20, 2017 |
world1:Most leading researchers in those organization u mentioned work for multinationals that pay them grants for their work. The results of their works is usually own by those funding them. |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Mrjo(m): 6:43am On Feb 20, 2017 |
world1:is that so? For ur info prohibition is nt helping mater look at price of food stuffs |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by jordinsparkles(f): 7:25am On Feb 20, 2017 |
world1:what is this werey talking about? |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Sunak(m): 8:07am On Feb 20, 2017 |
anonimi:Am I the one in charge of importing and exporting management. I used they because I don't belong there |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by jamjam1991(m): 8:16am On Feb 20, 2017 |
see rubish... we can not import rice that is needed bt we cn import garri that isnt GMB. . U GO SOON DEY JUDGMENT SEAT... TELL GOD WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO NIGERIA |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by jamjam1991(m): 8:20am On Feb 20, 2017 |
pokipoki:see our president looking confussed |
Re: Indian Garri Being Sold In Nigerian Supermarkets (Photos) by Ovamboland(m): 10:46am On Feb 20, 2017 |
sonofLuci: This is the type of Nigerian World1 is talking about. The same India that blocked so many goods from coming into their country to protect local industries. The will never allow okrika, tokunbo cars, appliances in their country. Today they make all these proudly with Indian hands spawning employment of the teeming youths. The bigger tragedy is a Nigerian desiring to eat Indian garri, heck they don't even have their own local names for it, and see no issues with garri made with Indian hands to the unemployment of even a single Nigerian garri maker. Just because the Nigerian eating Indian Gari garri feels better off than those who don't due to having some miserable spare change. When are we going to start loving ourselves the way other progressing countries love themselves first? |
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