₦airaland Forum

StPete:
It’s not the manufacturers per se, it’s usually those thieving laborers/employees seeking ways to make extra income for themselves. Only few honest Nigerians remain for this country

Same way fuel attendants sell air and little fuel than what was actually paid for

How are the labourers at fault, the you pin fault on the average Nigerians here is so appalling and to me is the low of the lowest.
You think the management can't order something like that, or a top food manufacturing company like prima can't sort that security system to a point that labourers now eats a little chunk of every production.




I sell herbs for sexual enhancement tho

Talkisneeded:
How are the labourers at fault, the you pin fault on the average Nigerians here is so appalling and to me is the low of the lowest.
You think the management can't order something like that, or a top food manufacturing company like prima can't sort that security system to a point that labourers now eats a little chunk of every production.




I sell herbs for sexual enhancement tho

At the bolded. Make use of your product more often, you need it to calm your nerves

Apparently you’re sex-starved and it’s not making you think properly

StPete:
Make use of your product more often, you need it to calm your nerves

Apparently you’re sex-starved and it’s not making you think properly

He is actually right! It is not the labourers that are moulding the Indomie packs into that shape; it's the machines, and those machines are obviously digital (following commands or flow charts or whatsoever it's being called). Those machines are usually operated by those Indians, so I am almost certain that the company is definitely aware of what is being produced and the new net weight per pack.

IamAsiri:
He is actually right! It is not the labourers that are moulding the Indomie packs into that shape; it's the machines, and those machines are obviously digital (following commands or flow charts or whatsoever it's being called). Those machines are usually operated by those Indians, so I am almost certain that the company is definitely aware of what is being produced and the new net weight per pack.

Do you realize that the broken (missing) parts of the Indomie are seen as waste by the company but they are gathered and sold separately in sacks (by the staff)? Same with spaghetti and the rest. Go to markets and see people selling these unbranded Indomie in sacks using paint rubbers or other forms of measurements to sell to people

StPete:
Do you realize that the broken (missing) parts of the Indomie are seen as waste by the company but they are gathered and sold separately in sacks (by the staff)? Same with spaghetti and the rest. Go to markets and see people selling these unbranded Indomie in sacks using paint rubbers or other forms of measurements to sell to people

They are not broken, at least not with the way the coils were done. You can't break horizontally without the whole pack having an issue; you can only do that vertically.