lynpetra:

Let's not forget there are bad eggs among the good ones.To crown it all,Nigerians like them cheap and affordable,hence the need to import substandard goods.There are many ibos who sell genuine products and maintain honest customer relationships.But how does this relate to Northerners killing donkeys and passing them across as cow meatBelieve me,the first time I heard of this sh.iit was in Lagos when my mom noticed how strange the meat she bought from a local market looked.For those idiottts,who prefer to not to condemn this rubbish,don't forget what happened after the importation of poisoned beans from the North in Mile 12.Let's be rational.

collynz02:
They are already being screened and there is nothing you can do about it.
For now, the target is on potential boko haram members. When our people realise that these people are selling donkey meat disguised as cow meat, their meat sellers and dealers will also be screened to.
The best you can do then will be to cry and threaten all over Nairaland.
How does it feel being powerless??

eaglechild: A similar scandal shook Europe some years back.

It is criminal to sell a wrong product under false pretence.

Henrypraise:

@ collinz02 I am seriously beggin u to learn from ur intelligent sister.

@ lynpetra lyk I said I am not against dem sellin substandard goods, I knw nigerians/ africans like "cheap article" n dats y d asian market is boomin in africa, how eva, I am against d igbo pple sellin a fake @ d price of an original n confusin/ convincin a consumer dat he (d trader) is offering him d best in d market 4 d least price. (I tink dis atitude is d worst n it has happened to almost all nigerians).

IMO, notin is wrong if d igbo/ hausa traders open a donkey meat market, let dos hu favour donkey meat go to dat market instead of sellin donkey meat in a cow meat market.

I remember as a kid I love a brand of meat called "TIKO" but immediately my mom heard of dis donkey trash den, she stopped buyin "tiko" from d market n instead she makes her own "tiko".

N gradually in warri, effurun n sapele, d "tiko" market has decline to a point of nearly extinction. Same tin applies to d igbo market, d onitsha market, n all oda market were substandard n swindling occurs.

No doubt, igbo pple ar industrous n de hustle but de shud be properly guided n truthfull in dia dealings.

Henrypraise:

@ collinz02 I am seriously beggin u to learn from ur intelligent sister.

@ lynpetra lyk I said I am not against dem sellin substandard goods, I knw nigerians/ africans like "cheap article" n dats y d asian market is boomin in africa, how eva, I am against d igbo pple sellin a fake @ d price of an original n confusin/ convincin a consumer dat he (d trader) is offering him d best in d market 4 d least price. (I tink dis atitude is d worst n it has happened to almost all nigerians).

IMO, notin is wrong if d igbo/ hausa traders open a donkey meat market, let dos hu favour donkey meat go to dat market instead of sellin donkey meat in a cow meat market.

I remember as a kid I love a brand of meat called "TIKO" but immediately my mom heard of dis donkey trash den, she stopped buyin "tiko" from d market n instead she makes her own "tiko".

N gradually in warri, effurun n sapele, d "tiko" market has decline to a point of nearly extinction. Same tin applies to d igbo market, d onitsha market, n all oda market were substandard n swindling occurs.

No doubt, igbo pple ar industrous n de hustle but de shud be properly guided n truthfull in dia dealings.

asha80: i wonder where u get this idea that onitsha market is declining..when have you been there last?

Henrypraise:

As at 1997 n 1998 I was in onitcha wit my bros. Sum tym last year, I also was @ onitcha, I can tell d diff even d traders can attest to dis.

@collinz02 I was begining to enjoy our discuss, were u @?

Henrypraise: In as much as I like d igbo pple, I will always "hate" dia taste for money, d only tin an igbo man wants is mony he does not care wat means, he does not even knw how to spend it lyk d yorubas, he gives d money to his wife hu helps him spend it or his relatives in d village(to show off).

From medicine to food stuffs to electronics, clothin, building materials n so many more. I made a vow to mysef not to buy anytin from igbo pple in my house except dia dealership is confirmed by me.

de always wanna cut corners to d detriment of the masses.

customized07: bro, am kinda busy now, I will make sure I do dat later, but hope you have seen this one.

collynz02:
I couldn't see it, that is why I said you should edit the format.

Evergreen123:
okpo.
Which is better: making your wife comfortable or spending the money on concubines and drinking, gambling, etc as is done by yorubas?
Una dey save money? No wonder even the few rich ones among u live on loans.

Henrypraise:

@Collynz02 u shud learn from her. Dis is how intelligent/ responsible pple argue n talk.

@lynpetra, I am makin full use of d internet, online buyin is makin tins a lot more easy, onitsha market is gradually turnin to a shadow of its sef, d igbo market in warri is almost a ghost town. All tanks to d substandard material de sell to consumers n the help of online market.

See my problem wit igbo markets is not dat de sell substandard tins, my problem is dat de sell substandard n tell u its real.

banfeast:

animal, the discuss is about northern. but loser and lost soul like you can't get over Yoruba matter. may the gods strike you dead asap.