suzan404:
my boyfriend nor dey here nah....he has travelled out of the country

lefulefu:

can i fit rent u as a girlfriend pendin wen he come bck from morocco.u dey hunger bah? u wan chop ise ewu or abi na sharwama u want .is it bubu milk with suya u want or is it jus plain beans and garfi(garri).

You sure say you fit take care of me

suzan404:
make them kuku close everything and starve us to death

I blame buhari

omohayek:
This is a really stupid initiative, backed by nothing more than the half-digested scaremongering of the paranoid and scientifically ignorant. The same ignoramuses coming on here and praising this move will have no qualms about going into any restaurant in America and consuming the very same GMOs they're claiming to be so worried about on this thread, yet won't stop to consider how risky any GMO food can be when compared to the fly-covered, unrefrigerated raw meat and sold in most Nigerian markets, or the rice, yams and cassava grown by local illiterate farmers under completely unmonitored conditions! How exactly do you know that the tasty pounded yam you're eating in your local "buka" wasn't irrigated with arsenic-tainted water, and the "ewedu" or "egusi" you're consuming with it doesn't contain dangerous amounts of lead? If that doesn't trouble you in the least, what right do you have pointing fingers at a firm like Shoprite for carrying GMO food?

Mujaheeeden:
I've never Lied before

suzan404:
You sure say you fit take care of me

shamecurls:


Long lengthy gibberish

HomeOfMe:
It's about time,they've been killing people silently. I bought a kilogram each of garlic,cucumber,ginger and apples two months ago,we finished eating the apples,but a month after,those things didn't get rotten a bit which shows that they were genetically modified. Most of their products are GMO which is very unhealthy.

mengho:
This is the best trade I have seen all week, all the attached pictures are just soo awesome

d33types:
Not all GMO's are bad.
All the apples sold in Nigeria are GMOs. They are modified not to have viable seeds so that nobody can replant them

lefulefu:
But one penitent question wey i wan ask be say if dem come close shoprite hw those guys and babes wey dey snap pixs for shoprite and dey claim say na jand dem snap..na how dem go come cope?

flokii:


yeah..

but you didn't consider their "break down" process in d body.. it's not like the natural unmodified ones It's very unhealthy don't let them fool you

HomeOfMe:
It's about time,they've been killing people silently. I bought a kilogram each of garlic,cucumber,ginger and apples two months ago,we finished eating the apples,but a month after,those things didn't get rotten a bit which shows that they were genetically modified. [/b]Most of their products are GMO which is very unhealthy[b].

flokii:


yeah..

but you didn't consider their "break down" process in d body.. it's not like the natural unmodified ones It's very unhealthy don't let them fool you

d33types:


Speak with scientific proof please..

omohayek:
This is a really stupid initiative, backed by nothing more than the half-digested scaremongering of the paranoid and scientifically ignorant. The same ignoramuses coming on here and praising this move will have no qualms about going into any restaurant in America and consuming the very same GMOs they're claiming to be so worried about on this thread, yet won't stop to consider how risky any GMO food can be when compared to the fly-covered, unrefrigerated raw meat and sold in most Nigerian markets, or the rice, yams and cassava grown by local illiterate farmers under completely unmonitored conditions! How exactly do you know that the tasty pounded yam you're eating in your local "buka" wasn't irrigated with arsenic-tainted water, and the "ewedu" or "egusi" you're consuming with it doesn't contain dangerous amounts of lead? If that doesn't trouble you in the least, what right do you have pointing fingers at a firm like Shoprite for carrying GMO food?

The main thing this initiative will "achieve" is provide new opportunities for corrupt public officials to shake down companies like Shoprite for bribes. Even if the average food safety official in Nigeria had the level of biological and nutritional knowledge required to be effective - highly unlikely, given how much more nepotism and "federal character" will count than competence in recruitment - the greed of the typical Nigerian public official will ensure that the only difference consumers will see is an increase in food costs, as the retailers are forced to pass on the costs of paying off parasitical officials.

Gerrard59:
Ignorance 101 being displayed.


There's absolutely nothing wrong with GM crops or foods. Even Nobel laureates have said there's no scientific evidence that to show anything wrong with GM foods.

Organic? Yeah....... Use that to feed 200 million people.

omohayek:
This is a really stupid initiative, backed by nothing more than the half-digested scaremongering of the paranoid and scientifically ignorant. The same ignoramuses coming on here and praising this move will have no qualms about going into any restaurant in America and consuming the very same GMOs they're claiming to be so worried about on this thread, yet won't stop to consider how risky any GMO food can be when compared to the fly-covered, unrefrigerated raw meat and sold in most Nigerian markets, or the rice, yams and cassava grown by local illiterate farmers under completely unmonitored conditions! How exactly do you know that the tasty pounded yam you're eating in your local "buka" wasn't irrigated with arsenic-tainted water, and the "ewedu" or "egusi" you're consuming with it doesn't contain dangerous amounts of lead? If that doesn't trouble you in the least, what right do you have pointing fingers at a firm like Shoprite for carrying GMO food?

The main thing this initiative will "achieve" is provide new opportunities for corrupt public officials to shake down companies like Shoprite for bribes. Even if the average food safety official in Nigeria had the level of biological and nutritional knowledge required to be effective - highly unlikely, given how much more nepotism and "federal character" will count than competence in recruitment - the greed of the typical Nigerian public official will ensure that the only difference consumers will see is an increase in food costs, as the retailers are forced to pass on the costs of paying off parasitical officials.

Mujaheeeden:
What about your bf