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Even raw food ain’t safe 😭
And you are shocked our live expectancy in Nigeria is 54 years
The pesticides in Nigerian beans are not safe for humans.
They have been banned from sale in the EU for over a decade.
Your organs don’t just fail in a day. They break down quietly. Then we crowdfund transplants or call it “sudden death.”
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It’s how they will gaslight you that The ingredients is in the label don’t buy it 🤡🤡🤡
Like avg Nigerians knows that
Can you afford the one abroad so that justify why they are selling trash for us here ?
You drink milk or anything with dairy and 10 minutes later, you’re sprinting to the toilet.
You eat noodles and your throat starts acting up. You’re drinking water nonstop for the next hour.
You take a soft drink and it tastes overly sweet, almost chemical.
You eat certain snacks and your stomach just feels off.
You use some skincare products and your skin reacts instantly.
But when people point out that a lot of products sold in Nigeria don’t meet the same standards as those in Europe, you get defensive, like it’s an attack on the country’s image and start defending her like Batman.
It’s about acknowledging reality. Quality control, regulation, and consumer safety still have gaps and we still have to demand better from what we consume.
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You are better off drinking garri than eating noodles btw
Instant noodles make people thirsty mainly because they are very high in sodium (salt).
Sodium increases the concentration of particles in your blood, so your body tries to balance it by pulling water out of your cells. This triggers your brain’s thirst response, making you want to drink more water to dilute the excess salt and restore fluid balance.
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all of them are fuckin evil
They add sugar literally to everything, you can't even take nature fruits juice. You will see no sugar, but 15 grams of sucrose on the label, lying to people.
fruit juice, but it's just chemicals mixed with flavor and sugar
Say no more.
Nigerian babies are fed sugar-packed Cerelac while European babies get the same brand with zero added sugar.
The same culprit? Nestlé.
Ultimately, NAFDAC is to be held responsible. Their mandate is to protect the health of Nigerians and they are failing at it.
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It's high time we make these companies accountable
ordinary Gino pepper has 10 grams of sugar, why?????
Day 2 of asking @a1lon9
Wen airdrop
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