
When food becomes poison
In Nigeria, the drive to cut corners has turned food and drink into vectors of illness, sacrificing health and heritage at the altar of profit.
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Garhe Osiebe is a Nigerian academic who is presently a Research Fellow at the African Studies Centre, Rhodes University, South Africa. He holds a PhD in African Studies from the University of Birmingham.
In Nigeria, the drive to cut corners has turned food and drink into vectors of illness, sacrificing health and heritage at the altar of profit.