Fanta is trying to kill Nigerians.

@Iffy_Ify Omo at this rate….just stick to water guys

Thank God I stopped anything soda last year. Very soon, I’ll stick to just water and actual juice

@dabitrinity At this point all these companies are just shipping slow poison into Nigeria

The average life expectancy in Nigeria is currently around 50–54 years. Yet many of the things normalized in our everyday lifestyle , especially what we eat and drink ,are quietly contributing to long-term health problems. Which brings me to the 'System' she talked about. Who decides what becomes “acceptable” for public consumption? Because a system that allows products like this to dominate daily life is indirectly shaping the health and lifespan of millions of people. May God help us, we have to become more intentional about what we put in our bodies As @aproko_doctor says.." just drink water biko"

Chai! My dear Naija brothers and sisters… this one touches the heart NAFDAC was only fined a mere ₦2 million for approving Fanta and Sprite packed with banned dyes and chemicals that turn poisonous with Vitamin C. Just ₦2 million… while our children, parents, and loved ones keep drinking what other countries rejected. We already struggle daily with poor hospitals, expensive treatment, and failing medical care. Must we also poison ourselves with everyday drinks? Enough is enough. No more ignorance. No more “e go be.”Let’s rise together:#HealthNotHarmNaija #PureNaijaRevolt Boycott the harm! Demand same quality as abroad, bold warnings, and real punishment for those killing us slowly. Tag NAFDAC and Coca-Cola. Share this with everyone you love. Our lives matter. Our children’s future matters. This is our revolt for health! #HealthNotHarmNaija #PureNaijaRevolt

When I came in from the UAE and tasted fanta,I didn’t know what it was tasting like. I couldn't believe my taste buds. What we consume in this country may God save us 🤦‍♂️

‘Yellow like Fanta’ but we never questioned why ours was orange 🫢

OMO... We're not but just bloody consumers to these criminals. The part that scared me where she said our Fanta in Nigeria is unfit for Humans in the UK. Does that mean we're animals in Nigeria.

The main problem of the food industry is not just the producers, but regulatory agencies like NAFDAC and the SON. They know the standards these franchise bodies operate in Nigeria is not the global one. They shouldn’t allow such malpractices in the first place.

Sometimes you go dey wonder the purpose/essence of @officialABAT government

You're blaming the wrong people. Blame your government and its regulations

The more you unravel some truth, the more you get angry and disappointed as a Nigerian

Excellent piece of reportage. There should be a huge class action lawsuit against the global giant Coca-Cola and the likes, Nigeria Bottling Company, and NAFDAC

Nigeria… No wonder we are the country with the worth quality of life currently

People been drinking fanta for decades, plus fanta abroad is same color as the deep orange. Focus your journalism on more urgent matters. Like insecurity , corruption and the plight of the people.

Then with everything you've explained,Fanta is not trying to k!ll Nigerians,Nigerian government is trying to k!ll Nigerians with Fanta poisoning

These kinds of eye-opening clips are for those who still take soda and fizzy drinks. Wetin concern me with Fanta and its actual colour or taste when water and other organic liquids full everywhere?

No wonder the dye stay on the tongue. So many things are unsafe here.

@Moreish2012 I actually had Nigerian Fanta yesterday in a restaurant. it spilled on the table, I tried to clean it but the stain refused to go. I knew what I took was dangerous. Never again

I’m following you Please we need more educative videos like this please if not we but me I’ve never liked soda since I became a young adult but when there’s no choice Fanta is my option when I have to make a choice, but I guess that door is shot now I normally prefer yogurt

everything kills us, who we offend

Since 2019, I stopped taking sodas, and today I feel wey healthier

Lol Fanta differs in the EU and America the same way it differs here. This is not unique to Africa or Nigeria. They put it there because it is not illegal to do so. Blame NAFDAC. Also, consumers can choose not to drink it. I have stopped taking carbonated drinks for over a year.

@grok does this have effect on life expectancy in Nigeria?

I have stop drinking soft drink for long now because they only want to kill us here in Africa. Operation reduce the population and take there land.

But is there anything or anyone that still has humanity in them across Nigeria's sectors? Cus wtf really? 😫 Security men will choose money over protecting the people, politicians, the same thing, now NAFDAC? 🤦🏽

Most products differ across countries. Regulation and production varies with local content, hence different terms and their conditions attached to it. It is unfair to single out "Fanta", as same will hold through across any other brand.

me i kuku dey follow my GOAT @Cristiano i drink water... the problem of nigeria is too much he pass 1 million

Fanta varies quite a bit across countries, both in color and flavor. tailors recipes to local taste preferences, ingredient availability, and regulatory requirements around food dyes and additives.

terrorists are trying to k!ll us💔 food industry is trying to k!ll us too💔 some of our drugs are not even safe anymore 💔 Yet the government are silent💔💔 Another reminder to get your PVC

Nigeria is a weapon fashioned against Negros

Mr President @officialABAT they wan kill us o! @NigeriaGov help us against terrorism under cooperation!

Again I ask, what are Nigerians consuming?!!

@wearegst do we have any safe drink to consume in Nigeria ?

Every drink in Nigeria is poisonous. NAFDAC is useless and so is their NAFDAC number on products.