LadyRosa2:


Na kids go suffer am pass. Indomie has always been their take to school meal.


Damn! So sad

Watianoengineer:
No matter how hard the economy of the jungle is, a lion will never eat grass. We believe in president Tinubu's reforms and at the end of it all we shall all smile and thank God.

Tranquility2345:


Quote me if your...

Come! You dey ever take break from wickedness?
E no dey taya you?
Na you suppose to be very wicked man sef. Abi na you?

By the way, e be like say another person don clone that your wotowotoman moniker.

LadyRosa2:


It's not healthy because you don't spend money to cook it. Indomie becomes healthy when you go out of your way to garnish it with veggies and protein

chiiraq802:
Mk I cari 900 naira go buy 1 indomie. lols

Treasure17:

You and who please? When you should literally be in prison cause you are an accomplice to this unfortunate government.

Watianoengineer:
No matter how hard the economy of the jungle is, a lion will never eat grass. We believe in president Tinubu's reforms and at the end of it all we shall all smile and thank God.

motionarena:


You give ur kids indomie to school.
That’s shameful

motionarena:


You give ur kids indomie to school.
That’s shameful

Noblemanonpoint:

It's never healthy regardless of what you garnished it with. Despite being very high in calories and sodium, It's has some preservatives and chemicals in it that research has revealed are carcinogenic in the long term.
If it should be eaten at all, it should be sparingly, and that i mean maybe like 4 times a year.

rapheal5:
Wetin do spaghetti, why indomie?

Sleekfingers:




There are numerous ways to prepare noodles to make it healthy. But majority of Nigerians just prepare it like that, with boiled or fried eggs.

I eat noodles ones in a while with my kids. I prepare it with lots of vegetables( carrots, scallion, peas, runner beans, sweet corn, red/green/ yellow bell pepper etc poultry or seafood. And I don't use the seasoning in the pack.

Not the poverty noodles most Nigerians dey eat

Chrisrare:
everybody mustn't eat noodles

one4GOD:
kind you be kind enough to suggest what they can eat?

Watianoengineer:
No matter how hard the economy of the jungle is, a lion will never eat grass. We believe in president Tinubu's reforms and at the end of it all we shall all smile and thank God.

insidelife22:
Na under Tinubu's Tinublation I know say noodles na luxury.

Sleekfingers:




There are numerous ways to prepare noodles to make it healthy. But majority of Nigerians just prepare it like that, with boiled or fried eggs.

I eat noodles ones in a while with my kids. I prepare it with lots of vegetables( carrots, scallion, peas, runner beans, sweet corn, red/green/ yellow bell pepper etc poultry or Sustainable Seafood. And I don't use the seasoning in the pack.

Not the poverty noodles most Nigerians dey eat