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A young lady has shared how she contributes at home by actively assisting her parents in their palm oil production — but her post has sparked mixed reactions online.

While many people praised her for being hardworking and supportive, others raised concerns about the hygiene and health standards involved in the traditional palm oil-making process. Some even suggested there should be a more hygienic way to do it, while others went as far as saying they would stop eating palm oil altogether.

Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.

CodeTemplarr:
See what a human being is flaunting in Africa. We have no regards for advancement of body of knowledge or putting knowledge into practical and efficient use.
By now NASENI should have come up with a solution and NAFDAC should ave imposed it as part of food standard regulation.

CodeTemplarr:
See what a human being is flaunting in Africa. We have no regards for advancement of body of knowledge or putting knowledge into practical and efficient use.
By now NASENI should have come up with a solution and NAFDAC should ave imposed it as part of food standard regulation.

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwn9fOxSZZ0?si=BrnCiqduWZ3HJTjc

Bahamas95:
Wetin don enter belle mouth nor fit talk am.


See how person carry opueh put for wetin people dey eat.

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwn9fOxSZZ0?si=BrnCiqduWZ3HJTjc

EponObi:
Wetin this one dey talk? Like say there aren't many models and brands of palm oil processing machines, manufactured locally and internationally.

It's you that is outdated for not knowing science and technology already solved that problem.