₦airaland Forum

Demayour:
But then, the question still remains.

If the woman is as powerful and influential, would she have been treated as such? Taking the person to court is one thing, locking up someone when they've not been declared guilty for a very long time is another thing.

Is thus how democracy works in the country we copy it from or aren't we practicing aristocracy in disguise?

immortalcrown:
Sentiment rules Nigeria. That is why majority of Nigerians condemn the action ERISCO Foods takes against the lady. Most nigerians place emotions above facts. The best way to handle the case is for the public to send apologies to the brand and assure the brand that its product will not be boycotted. You cannot save the lady by threatening the company. If you keep threatening the company, the company will choose to die as a hero than dying as a coward.

1.
Right from the moment the lady defamed the product, sentimentalists quickly began to beat drums of boycott against the product. According to ERISCO, the demand for the defamed product sharply dropped following the defamation. But sentimentalists now claim that the defamation would not have affected the brand. They claim that what will affect the brand is the action being taken against the lady. So, the brand should have waited to fold up before challenging the defamation? Before you judge a person, put yourself in his or her shoes.

2.
The lady lied against the product by claiming it kills people. Who will keep quiet when accused of killing people? Who? If you condemn ERISCO Foods but cannot keep quiet when you are accused of murder, you are nothing but a hypocrite.

3.
I would have condemned ERISCO Foods if the lady tendered a sincere apology and the public joined her to ask the brand forgiveness. The same public that the brand's survival depends on believes the lady's claim about the product and threatens to boycott the product. So, the company is trying to save its reputation.

4.
I know she had miscarriage while in police custody, and it saddens me. But we should also know that many workers in ERISCO Foods may loose their jobs and die of hunger because of her defamation. Are you saying it is right for her to try to kill people but it is wrong for the people to try to defend themselves? ERISCO Foods didn't get her arrested to cause her the miscarriage. ERISCO Foods put got her arrested for the sake of justice. The miscarriage is a coincidence, not a deliberate action.

5.
She said the paste contains Sugar. It is true, and the company never said otherwise. On the body of the paste, Sugar is listed as one of the ingredients in the paste. But the sentimentalists quickly joined her to cry that the company is deadly for putting Sugar in the paste. They implied that the company has been deceiving the public. How? Does the company hide the fact that the product contains Sugar? If not that you are stupid, you would have checked the ingredients in the paste before displaying your stupidity.

6.
The company explained that the paste is a multipurpose one that can substitute butter for bread. I saw some comments saying that such paste is being consumed for the same purpose in some Western countries. So, ignorance landed the lady and her fans into this mess. Who does a review without a thorough research?

jafol:
The guy better do dna test on the last two. They look too igbotic

LegendHero:
Abeg how much does it cost in 1998, I want to buy like 10 from the past into the future.

yarimo:
But Obidients claim RENO is helping obi to make him popular so why ignoring someone that you claim is helping you? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

IfnobeGod20:
But the balablu wasn't manufactured. It was what Tinubu said during campaign. You should have asked yourself, what is the meaning of balablu, when he said?

maxiuc:


That chigozie is bayo

Chigozie is a faceless twitter user without a profile picture that chigozie is bayo onanuga

Where is femi Adeshina where's Garba Shehu is only matter of time

headboyprince:
shame kor shame no. A full grown adult with probably a wife and a kid will be talking of shame in choosing what's best for himself and his family. This reply is as childish as it sounds. Reply for 12 year olds. Unsurprisingly many people will fall for this cheap lie same way they fall for politicians cheap lies.

Paystack:
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Dirty people... The only people way behaved friendly and like Norma humans there were the Igbos

As usual the lazy and coneheaded Yoruba was set to beg and forcefully take money from the visitor even when he was in a record free area

Nonsense unity beggars

Adamux:
The can't relocate back because most have sold all their properties here, resigned from job,closed up businesses. How do you expect them on return? Where will they start from? You won't understand.

Randomgist:
It's interesting that Obi is really putting everybody on their toes. Imagine people are taking it serious to know what caused an accident even though understanding is still low for some of them.
If the road was wide andproperly dualized, maybe the impact would have been less. Not to talk about the time heavy duty vehicles should ply such road and the kind of road block by security officers that will necessitate drivers to always be in haste to beat time. Infact, a lot of things are wrong.

PressMyButton:
There's no child labour worse than igba/nwa boi. It is an organised child labour with the complicity of the parents. In a situation whereby these boys literally become servants for their masters and their madams at home. They sleep inside the containers, wake up early to open the shop, run errands for Oga madam in the day, clean up the poo of Oga's kids, go to their Oga's house to wash plates and clean the toilets, all for a plate of food. Nwa boys go through the most pathetic condition of existence.