Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo - Health (2)

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Hisxellency: 11:41am On Nov 06, 2018

This is not Awka... Stop misleading people here

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by akeentech(m): 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

didieriwu:
this is indeed so shocking but am sure that is the only means of water they can get

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by JONNYSPUTE(m): 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
That doesn't mean it should be washed by the seller in unclean waters. Stop being a pig

.. There is a difference between a flowing stream and stagnant after.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Nobody: 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

Buckubuck:
I'm sure some knuckleheads will come here to make it a tribal issue.
This issue of poor hygiene stems from a failure of government at the state and local levels. From the meat and poultry businesses, farm produce, even cooked food, there is nowhere in Nigeria where sanitary standards are adhered to. No health inspectors, no public water supply, no public storage and processing facilities. Nigerians just exist by the ingenious work of God on our immune systems.

This is not a government issue but a dirty and unhygienic individual issue.

If you're in the business of selling consumable then you should adhere to clean standards. You can buy clean water.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Gkemz: 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

Mehn... that's not hygienic for my favorite soup.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by JONNYSPUTE(m): 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
That doesn't mean it should be washed by the seller in unclean waters. Stop being a pig

.. There is a difference between a flowing stream and stagnant water.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by sunnymix: 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

This is Nigeria.. wink

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by enemyofprogress: 11:42am On Nov 06, 2018

And they will be claiming to be the neatest in the world.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by maziokafor1(m): 11:43am On Nov 06, 2018

Monitoring spirit every where..... Who hv ever cooked with bitter leaf without rewashing dem... Abi u just took this photo just to trend

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Bloooody(m): 11:44am On Nov 06, 2018

You don't need their names, By their fruits you shall know them.
AFOJAS!!!

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by ninetiethcrown7(m): 11:44am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
That doesn't mean it should be washed by the seller in unclean waters. Stop being a pig

Asiiin. Don't mind him he is not concentrating on what's important here.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by DanDeeBoss(m): 11:46am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
. Conclusion is that most Nigerians are Dirty and it is not limited to one tribe.[/b]

Yeah, you're right....

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by rafak: 11:48am On Nov 06, 2018

A confirmed Habit.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by faithfull18(f): 11:48am On Nov 06, 2018

What

This is wickedness. One of the reasons why I buy my Vegetables unwashed.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by meobizy(m): 11:48am On Nov 06, 2018

Is it not common sense to realize illiterate Nigerians do not know the concept of hygiene?
The man is reporting something majority of us with village bred-relatives already know.
The surprising part is their immune systems are stronger than those of people from sheltered homes. I guess the repeated introduction of bacteria makes them durable.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by ikorodureporta: 11:49am On Nov 06, 2018

Is it not d water they have?

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by globexpo: 11:50am On Nov 06, 2018

There's no food safety standards in Nigeria

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by pedel: 11:50am On Nov 06, 2018

May God bless your parents for giving you good education and you for using your brain.
Most of the problems facing Nigeria can be solved at the State and Local government level. But some people would blame Buhari for the blocked drainages on their local roads.

Buckubuck:
I'm sure some knuckleheads will come here to make it a tribal issue.
This issue of poor hygiene stems from a failure of government at the state and local levels. From the meat and poultry businesses, farm produce, even cooked food, there is nowhere in Nigeria where sanitary standards are adhered to. No health inspectors, no public water supply, no public storage and processing facilities. Nigerians just exist by the ingenious work of God on our immune systems.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by martowskin1(m): 11:50am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
Now you left the message and attacked the messenger
In other words you support these women washing with dirty water because everyone is expected to rewash. Good for nothing ipob pig.

Do u have anything u do online rather than chasing every tribal and political matter on NL

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by naijaguy123456(m): 11:52am On Nov 06, 2018

JONNYSPUTE:
The man is a fool. Are we not supposed to rewash vegetables with clean water and salt before consuming them? Attention seeker.

common sense you no get.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Bluefish7(m): 11:53am On Nov 06, 2018

Buckubuck:
I'm sure some knuckleheads will come here to make it a tribal issue.
This issue of poor hygiene stems from a failure of government at the state and local levels.Nigerians just exist by the ingenious work of God on our immune systems.

Oga this one has nothing to do with govt jare... if you are dirty, you are dirty letz learn to do what is right "what appeals to humanity" irrespective of tribe etc

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Onyenso96: 11:54am On Nov 06, 2018

It will course no harm so far it is in flowing river, what of the bread u eat do u know how it is been made?

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by JohnDuke101: 11:54am On Nov 06, 2018*

You need to see the streams some abattoir wash meat

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by deebrain(m): 11:54am On Nov 06, 2018

JONNYSPUTE:
The man is a fool. Are we not supposed to rewash vegetables with clean water and salt before consuming them? Attention seeker.

So because you will rewash with clean water means this should be justified?

Sir. That's very wrong of you.

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by ashjay001(m): 11:54am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
And some Ipob yoots were insulting Abokis when the picture of that mallam washing his sugar cane with drainage water surfaced.
Now look at what their mothers are doing. Conclusion is that most Nigerians are Dirty and it is not limited to one tribe.

Bros, they will kill us in this country! sad

I almost started vomiting all d sugarcanes, have ever had, yesterday, now this shocked

I just finished 4weeks of typhoid treatment o angry

My bumbum sef, never heal o angry

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Lordofthewest(m): 11:55am On Nov 06, 2018

Dirty pigs, they are always the first to talk shit about other tribes

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by Divay22(f): 11:55am On Nov 06, 2018

Things like this dey make to buy buka food tire me

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Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by deebrain(m): 11:57am On Nov 06, 2018

That's why that doctor that checked the Ebola issue, should be more honoured than how she is today.

Most Nigerians, IN ALL TRIBES are dirty!

Ebola would have swept this country to extinction.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by pedel: 11:57am On Nov 06, 2018

The state and local government suppose to provide pipe borne water and enforce health and environmental laws.
When Nigeria start reason properly the country will make progress.
There was presidential election in Ireland two weeks ago. All the political parties agreed that the 77 years old president continue for another 7 year term.
People should start questioning their local government chairmen or state governors.

EgunMogaji:
This is not a government issue but a dirty and unhygienic individual issue.

If you're in the business of selling consumable then you should adhere to clean standards. You can buy clean water.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by jumpandpas(m): 11:57am On Nov 06, 2018

ChrisMafian:
And some Ipob yoots were insulting Abokis when the picture of that mallam washing his sugar cane with drainage water surfaced.
Now look at what their mothers are doing. Conclusion is that most Nigerians are Dirty and it is not limited to one tribe.

Some one posted a picture of some women washing in a stream and tagged it "Anambra women". and you're here talking rubbish.

He should have told us the location of the stream, telling us that it's in Awka is not enough. ...Where is this stream in Awka?.

Re: Market Women Washing Bitterleaf In A Stream In Awka. Photo by spaggyy(m): 11:57am On Nov 06, 2018

JONNYSPUTE:
The man is a fool. Are we not supposed to rewash vegetables with clean water and salt before consuming them? Attention seeker.

Can i wash ur fruit with some gutter water, since u will still wash it with some clean water

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