A mother based in London raised an alarm and cried out after discovering that the Titus fish she had purchased was emitting a nylon-like substance. In a brief video shared on the internet, the woman can be seen removing shreds of nylon from the fish's body.

While washing the fish, she stumbled upon nylon fragments entangled with the fish's flesh, and as she attempted to remove them, more nylon kept emerging from the fish's body. Speaking in a mixture of English and Yoruba, she issued a warning and appealed to the public to help her make the video go viral, emphasizing the importance of being cautious about one's food choices. She expressed concerns about people unknowingly succumbing to mysterious illnesses or deaths, suggesting that occurrences like this might be responsible for such health issues.

Additionally, the woman passionately pleads for the video to be shared until it captures the attention of the government. She emphasizes the urgency of the matter and reveals that she is speaking from London, underscoring the global reach of this alarming discovery.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMT4i9ZFnwo


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I think is to keep the fish together.

My tot though

Speechless

Mek she chop na


Some people day find food to chop

Ungrateful bich

Nylon fish kwa!!! Go back and collect your money

Abroad anything goes, fake fish, fake food, fake boobs, fake weather.

She came to Nigeria..

She neba chi Chon chin

Any one amongst us knows or have any possible explanation

Why not just take the fish to the shop where she bought it and lay the complaints there instead of looking for cheap traffic...

If u check very well the shop she bought the fish from has something to do with tinubu or his relatives.

Hnw?

Rebuker:
A mother based in London raised an alarm and cried out after discovering that the Titus fish she had purchased was emitting a nylon-like substance. In a brief video shared on the internet, the woman can be seen removing shreds of nylon from the fish's body.

While washing the fish, she stumbled upon nylon fragments entangled with the fish's flesh, and as she attempted to remove them, more nylon kept emerging from the fish's body. Speaking in a mixture of English and Yoruba, she issued a warning and appealed to the public to help her make the video go viral, emphasizing the importance of being cautious about one's food choices. She expressed concerns about people unknowingly succumbing to mysterious illnesses or deaths, suggesting that occurrences like this might be responsible for such health issues.

Additionally, the woman passionately pleads for the video to be shared until it captures the attention of the government. She emphasizes the urgency of the matter and reveals that she is speaking from London, underscoring the global reach of this alarming discovery.

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'What you may think is plastic, in the fish or plastic fish, is actually not plastic, but the collagen or its derivative gelatin that is giving the fish skin its elastic property.

Note that plastics are not edible, but the collagen is.
So, the next time you think your fish is plastic, ask yourself these questions;

1. Is it chewable or edible? Because plastics are not chewable or edible.
2. Does it melt or burn when heat is applied? Because plastics will melt with no ash left but collagen will burn leaving ash behind.
3. Does it get cooked or softens when boiled? Because plastics does not get cooked or soften when boiled.

Please feel free to contact the FDA on any food safety concerns you have through the following contacts;
Tel: 0302 233 200/235 100
Hotlines: 0299 802 932/3
Toll Free: 0800151000
Whatsapp: 0206973065
Fax: +233-302-229794

You can also email FDA at www.fda@fda.gov.gh, on facebook at Food and Drugs Authority Ghana and Twitter @fdaghana_

THE FDA’S FOOD SAFETY WATCH FD/FSMD/PEFDSU – Educational Information – December 2020'

https://www.fdaghana.gov.gh/img/safety/Plastic%20Fish.pdf

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NNTR:
'What you may think is plastic, in the fish or plastic fish, is actually not plastic, but the collagen or its derivative gelatin that is giving the fish skin its elastic property.

Note that plastics are not edible, but the collagen is.
So, the next time you think your fish is plastic, ask yourself these questions;

1. Is it chewable or edible? Because plastics are not chewable or edible.
2. Does it melt or burn when heat is applied? Because plastics will melt with no ash left but collagen will burn leaving ash behind.
3. Does it get cooked or softens when boiled? Because plastics does not get cooked or soften when boiled.

Please feel free to contact the FDA on any food safety concerns you have through the following contacts;
Tel: 0302 233 200/235 100
Hotlines: 0299 802 932/3
Toll Free: 0800151000
Whatsapp: 0206973065
Fax: +233-302-229794

You can also email FDA at www.fda@fda.gov.gh, on facebook at Food and Drugs Authority Ghana and Twitter @fdaghana_

THE FDA’S FOOD SAFETY WATCH FD/FSMD/PEFDSU – Educational Information – December 2020'

https://www.fdaghana.gov.gh/img/safety/Plastic%20Fish.pdf

cc slimjohn2k5, wrongman665, creativehubb, Vyzz, princepeter566

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

Nice one brother thanks

Fake fish?

Wait, let me ask our fake presidio ( Certificate forget) if it's really a fake fish