Abragidi:
I had to watch your tread before a respond and I observed that your a bitter and uncultured soul....Try try make your life better and leave online bullying...And I pray your business do well.. �️�️�️

SavageResponse:


Will you agree to pay the equivalent of 2Pounds Sterling (N1,500) for just 15 eggs in Nigeria?!

By the way packaged eggs in big departmental stores such as Spar have expiry dates stamped on them

hisexcellency34:
My cousin just bought eggs in London today and observed the expiry (Best Before ) dates of the eggs were stamped on each eggs as well as the case.

Can't we have the same here in Nigeria to avoid situation where you have five eggs. You cracked four good eggs but the last one was bad and spoilt the whole thing.

Aonkuuse:
so eggs are much costly there than Nigeria fa, 2 pounds for 15 eggs, that is about 1,116.75, this is serious

walix5:
(£2)1, 500 for 15eggs (half crate).
Nigeria still better sha!

hisexcellency34:
My cousin just bought eggs in London today and observed the expiry (Best Before ) dates of the eggs were stamped on each eggs as well as the case.

Can't we have the same here in Nigeria to avoid situation where you have five eggs. You cracked four good eggs but the last one was bad and spoilt the whole thing.

Ryan14:


Yes bro, that's like 90 something Naira/egg oo
After we go say naija no good

Overthemoonman:
F*ck this ignorance. 2 pounds is not even up to an hour work.. There is no big deal in using 20% of your one hour work to buy 15eggs. Here in Nigeria, it will be difficult for a person that earn 1k a day to use everything to buy egg. Food and transportation is damm cheap in these western countries.

Bobmarie:
More clown talk.
But I expected that from you. Superficial as you are. If you weren’t an African church rat, you’d know seeking for investors for a business doesn’t mean a person is poor or frustrated. Try and leave the shores of Africa. You think I’ll stop ever looking for all the funding in the world for my business because low lives like you think its shameful. Laughable.

Maxymilliano:
Nothing of such in Nigeria, particularly the BB (best before), but stamped/branded eggs are available, e.g Funtuna Eggs.

The company name is usually stamped on each egg before package

helinues:


More than shitty job oo. Just wondering how much the website designer would charge for that rubbish he called website.

lordatkinson07:
Those eggs are not organic like ours in Nigeria.
Most often, they are manufactured.
The same is in Canada, USA, even UAE.

If you want to confirm, break one and smell it to confirm.
You will see that there is a big difference between the organic and the non-organic ones produced by this countries

helinues:
Eggs in UK?

Is Nigeria and UK age mate in everything?

Do we even have big poultry farms in Nigeria

Soulsymbol99:
Most of those stuffs hv been genetically mutilated. God hand no dey again hence the expiry date

uvie66:
genetically modified but it is fit to consume, at least e still better pass aboki suya where the meat source is unknown.

Lordofalmajiri:

It's cheaper sir, na purchasing power be the issue... How many people fit buy egg of 1k here?

hisexcellency34:
My cousin just bought eggs in London today and observed the expiry (Best Before ) dates of the eggs were stamped on each eggs as well as the case.

Can't we have the same here in Nigeria to avoid situation where you have five eggs. You cracked four good eggs but the last one was bad and spoilt the whole thing.

Maxymilliano:

These days, average Nigerian care more about the affordability than expiring date.

uvie66:
..... the thing weak me...on an average salary of 70k a month

Revolution001:
15 eggs for £2, that's roughly N1500, but 30 eggs goes for 1600 here.......

Aonkuuse:
so eggs are much costly there than Nigeria fa, 2 pounds for 15 eggs, that is about 1,116.75, this is serious

walix5:
(£2)1, 500 for 15eggs (half crate).
Nigeria still better sha!

nairavsdollars:
Lies. Show us one from Spar