Vinnie2000:

Is this Fact true?🤔

How is it in your Area? 🤨🙂

ok

do you want to rent shop for roasted corn or what

nah from inside Chicken Republic them for roast am bah?

Candidlady:
Not here... Make una no dey use una village compare everywhere abeg

liar, wetin u still buy near gutter yesterday 😒

It is a road side business shared with road side gutter.

Roasted Corn are the best esp with roasted coconut.
We in the village are enjoying it


Note:
Am talking about fresh corns not Lagos corns that have been at store room for 1 week yet they always call it fresh

I won't lie, when I saw roasted corn, I thought it was about the philosophy who said: “ they couldn't even make a down payment for the roasted corn in this situation.“

Vinnie2000:

Is this Fact true?🤔

How is it in your Area? 🤨🙂

Should they rent shops to roast corns? 🤷🏽

seunny4lif:
Roasted Corn are the best esp with roasted coconut.
We in the village are enjoying it

Only a few know the goodness that is roasted coconut.

seunny4lif:
Roasted Corn are the best esp with roasted coconut

I prefer with roasted pear.😊

NeckingNgulping:
What irritates me most is how they alllow several people who don't even have the intention to buy to touch the corn with their filthy hands in the name of checking it.

By the time you buy the corn, uncountable hands would have touched it, even the ones wey dey kolo for street.

You also touch it with your filthy hands to select before you choose which to buy, chief.

Pack well jor, it's not gutter but rather at junctions.

Thank goodness, nature provided adequate immunity for Nigerians to compensate for whatever health hazards that may exist.

chatinent:


You also touch it with your filthy hands to select before you choose which to buy, chief.

I don't do that.. i don't know if you do that. Do you?

Vinnie2000:

Is this Fact true?🤔

How is it in your Area? 🤨🙂

Because it is Seasonal, the Vendors need not have a permanent outlets for vending purposes.

Also, being by the Road Sides is strategic the proximity of the Gutters is just coincidental.

NeckingNgulping:


I don't do that.. i don't know if you do that. Do you?

I point to the ones I want, I don't touch it with my filthy hands, chief.

Vinnie2000:

Is this Fact true?🤔

How is it in your Area? 🤨🙂

That one na Lagos mo

Vinnie2000:


So that means It Must be sold close to a Gutter? 🤨😒

You have a very slow brain

Vinnie2000:


Ah! 🤨

Tomatoes, Peppers, Fresh Fish, etc Are NOT sold close to Gutters.

Even Suya Sef. 🤷

you dey whine yourself

Only in Lagos

He no get how u or ur children get money reach,u don't need shop to roast corn,na bizness for low earners in the society

Candidlady:
Not here... Make una no dey use una village compare everywhere abeg

See this village girl

Use your head
Did you want to
Sell roasted corn
Inside
SHOP or CONTAINER

Make d go rent shop

Because they are sold by the roadside where passers by can easily see them and buy and also because they need adequate air because of their roasting method. Coincidentally, roads have drainage...not rocket science at all

Honestly I think its just an unbelievable coincidence, I believe most of this corn seller just thought an open place like that will sell their corn more than any other places..

Na so Agbadorians” like am o.
The smellier, the better.

Like TIFFYNUBU nyansh!

Vinnie2000:

Is this Fact true?🤔

How is it in your Area? 🤨🙂

Not true at all
Overthinking no good sometimes
It shambles!
Do not mislead people!
(O to gẹ ) It's enough

Still can't phantom why suya is also sold in the night.

Vinnie2000:


So that means It Must be sold close to a Gutter? 🤨😒

Corn is a seasonal food or market, as a business person you can't rent a shop for such business, I can count many corn sellers in my neighborhood that don't sell close to the gutter, it depends on the availability of space...

NeckingNgulping:
What irritates me most is how they alllow several people who don't even have the intention to buy to touch the corn with their filthy hands in the name of checking it.

By the time you buy the corn, uncountable hands would have touched it, even the ones wey dey kolo for street.

That's the reason I don't like eating roasted corn. And if I want to buy boiled corn, the chaff (whatever it's called) must still be on it and be well covered. I also don't allow the seller to peel it off.

😀😃

Very Valid point

Ur name though

Amotolongbo:
Nobody told anyone.
It is just a coincidence based on residential planning.

Almost every residential accessible road in Nigeria has gutter which drains water from the residential houses and and on roads. Not only corn (roasted or boiled) is sold close to the gutter in Nigeria, almost all essential goods with no shop are sold close to gutter for easy accessibility by passing buyers.