Alhajiemeritus:
Does tortoise taste like meat or fish?

moneyissweet:
Onye ala owerri

tutudesz:

Okpa which tribe are you from

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:

Igbira!

MufasaLion:


At the bolded, I believe it's just fear. Most of these taboo or whatever is based on fear. It's natural for humans to not dare what they fear, but curiosity and experiments over the years has made people realized that most of these taboo is false and superstitions.

mabeni:
it's real and not just fear. Make your research on olamaboro people of kogi State taboos.

MufasaLion:


What's that?

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:

A kind of soup

MufasaLion:


All right.

VanillaIyce:


Delta ibo

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:

Do your people eat it?

tutudesz:

What about abacha

MufasaLion:


Who doesn't like abacha? In fact, I love it.

nans24:
Nairalanders, abeg am abit curious this afternoon. Regardless of whether you believe in it or not, What Food is forbidden in your culture?

Am asking because I just learnt today that snail is forbidden in my culture meanwhile i dey chop am steady.

Bola146:


Then you need to check your senses

tutudesz:

I for fear O! I love Abacha die, can eat it 3times a day

Zeinymira:

It's not forbidden to eat it, but the sale is not allowed, we just buy it in other towns and eat

Chochovini:
. Has it come to insult? Do you really have to do that. Is that how you were trained? Is that the calibre of being you are made of? No wonder that according to you, “NOTHING“ is forbidden in your culture. Now I know better. And perhaps that includes animals like Chameleons, Vultures, Lizards, Bats, Toads etc... Some type of culture sha...(spits).

Bola146:


Keep naming your relatives names

Bola146:


Keep naming your relatives names

Chochovini:
. Your great ground usless ancestors you mean? Thats if you even have any at all. Product of orphanage like you. Hence you don‘t have any knowledge about your carnivorous culture where NOTHING is forbidden.

Bola146:


Ewu Pele, you will be alright when you inform them at home

Chochovini:
. Pls Calm down na, haba? We ain‘t quarreling. You can‘t be this jaw-dropping beautiful and be quick to anger for a simple question. I was only surprised that roasted corn that is generally eaten especially in 9ja could be forbbiden in your culture.

tutudesz:

What about abacha

Feelings79:
Where's that bro?

debbydams:
ondo

mirinder:
where in ondo? Ilaje?

debbydams:
no akoko

AGurlnoname:
Snail