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Protest erupts over Chioma, Erisco’s saga on tomato paste review

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Protesters from different civil society organisations on Tuesday morning stormed the office of Erisco Foods Limited at 2, Oyeleke Street,off Kudirat Abiola Way, to express their displeasure with what they saw as the continued persecution of Chioma Okoli who gave a negative review of one of the company’s products.

Confiance News gathered from a PM News report.

Okoli who said she bought the Nagiko tomato mix produced by Erisco on 16 September, 2023, wrote on Facebook: “When I opened it, I decided to taste it, Omo! Sugar is just too much!” She also asked other Facebook users to confirm if they had used the product before.

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