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helinues:
Eggs in UK?

Is Nigeria and UK age mate in everything?

Do we even have big poultry farms in Nigeria

helinues:
Eggs in UK?

Is Nigeria and UK age mate in everything?

Do we even have big poultry farms in Nigeria

hisexcellency34:
Yes Obasanjo farms and Mohaz

hisexcellency34:
Yes Obasanjo farms and Mohaz

helinues:
Eggs in UK?

Is Nigeria and UK age mate in everything?

Do we even have big poultry farms in Nigeria

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.

benflin:
Anybody notice the price of half crate £2 why them no go stamp am

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.

uuzba:
It's a pity that we spend so much time comparing Nigeria with UK.
UK has been a unified kingdom for 2000 + years. Nigeria is a country of just 100 years old.
English was invented in UK.
Machines were Invented in UK.
Many scientist and scientific findings were all discovered and recorded in UK.
They have 1000+ years experience of DOCUMENTING scientific discoveries.
UK invented computer.
UK invented DATA that you put INSIDE computer.
Same UK invented IP protocol that controls that way data flies up and down from one computer to another.
If there's anything you want to remember about UK, remember this,
UK people NEVER FORGET.
They know how to keep records of EVERYTHING.
It is their Identity to keep records of everything.

rajiedreez:
Is Nigerian egg shell strong enough to withstand the pressure from the stamping machine. It'll result to unlimited gbese

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

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.

Naijanascam:
And you haven't answered my question either..... have you placed an order and it wasn't supplied to you?...... yes or no and stop quoting what you don't even know

Fidelismaria:
"a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"

nairavsdollars:
Our leaders travel abroad, can't they do these things here?

Sunisonflex39:
You Make me laugh...

This is done with the useof ink jet printer...

The egg is placed on a moving rail.. As the rail os moving, each egg that through the ink jet printer, the printer prints date on it, the egg and the printer face have to be just and inch away for printing to occur

ValCon888:
The only time you know an egg has expired in Naija is when you crack it open and the foul stench chases you out of your house.

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

lilyheaven:
The money for delivery will be more than my purchase price

helinues:
Why not answer my simple question...

Btw, is Obj farm even have a website to make an online order?

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.

Abragidi:
When the expiration date is due,they ship to Nigeria..

Coldie:
Even bread in uk have production date and expiry date.

But in Nigeria na eye and nose u dae use know expired bread

Bobmarie:
Clown talk

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.

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.