Gosh! God forbid!!!!!!🤦

Wahala

They use this thing for protein shakes. It is actually farmed abroad.

I can’t wait for the protest to start. Any Nigerian youth sitting at home on that faithful day is a wasted entity that has allowed poverty to occupy its vessel. Enough of all this rubbish. We need our country back and we must achieve it.

LocalFARMERS:
Food is ready

I miss this delicacy so much. Where can I get it in Nigeria please?

Very soon na fly go be the replacement for meat for some people . Kick out bad leadership, no. Defend their wickedness, yes!!!

Wawelexy:
Not surprised if it's in China... Those creatures can eat anything

Back then in the village I chop am like mad

LocalFARMERS:
Caterpillar meal

How do you eat this swallow

Delicious like Termites( chinge as we called it back then as children).

Chaiiii! E don reach like so

Wetin be diswan..

SporaD8:

My mom use to buy it in bulk when coming back from the village.
She'd cook efo-riro with it and I would painstakingly remove them all and throw away before eating the vegetables.
One day, I mistakenly crunch one still left in the efo... Oh my gosh! it taste so yummy and delicious!
Since then, I can't seem to have enough of it.
it's a pity I don't know where to find it in Lagos market.

This was my exact same story! I removed everything and ate that midnight

We call it "wi-wi" in Enugu

i have said it before and will continue to say this . run away from these people they are not humans.. infact stay away from ogun state if you can

Snake better pass this one na.. What the F is this?

Oh lawd! Una dey try abeg

We call it egu in Igbo language.. I think, it comes out every 5 years. It's not a yearly thing

Coldspice:
They use this thing for protein shakes. It is actually farmed abroad.

Wow.. Most things person dey take,person no dey know finish how them use make am.

my Bongo people dey chop

Efuaye:
In Nigeria or Chinese hotels?

In Nigeria ofcourse.

There are some food or delicacies I cannot eat again....such as this....

GanagiBitrus:
I am almost throwing up from here.

Throw o. One man's food is another's poison.

How do people consume this please? The picture alone makes me wanna retch

I wouldn't take a bite for 5million

Op write Graphic at least, what's this abeg

MEGAWATCH:
Hmmm!

Yorubas can eat anything at this Tinubu wicked government period and keep quiet.

One day una go go toilet collect worms and eat.

Nawaoo

it must show forth.

Omo una dey chop anything for this life o . Just looking at the pictures alone I wan vomit .

Africans and mumu-ism, na 5 & 6


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCooPDj7V-k?si=PEFDCKgQfCkZwTD8



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8avVZ3g7O_A?si=dAbEceUpaeuBj2Da

U are being scammed

LocalFARMERS:
This Caterpillar delicacy is loved by many. It is an intercontinental meal. It is consumed by People from around the World. From Africa, Asia, Europe etc. Within Africa, it is a special meal in West African, Central Africa and East African Countries.

This is an expensive meal in Most 5 star hotels in Nigeria and abroad. A plate of this Caterpillar delicacy is in hundreds of thousands in Hotels like Nicon Hiltop, Sheraton, Protea etc. For local consumption, this Caterpillar is also expensive. During the season, a Mudu goes for 10k upward. At this period of it's scarcity, a Mudu goes for over 50k

This is majorly found and consumed in Kaduna, Niger, Benue, Taraba, Adamawa, Nasarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Calabar etc




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

I watched the full video and it's stunning that some folks in parts of Nigeria are breaking the boundaries of what is conventionally eaten. I can't eat foods cooked with caterpillars as seen in the video (such as the Egunsi (Egusi) soup with caterpillars). I'd rather take an enriched Egunsi (Egusi) soup with eggs in it in a worse case scenario if there's no white meat (turkey, chicken since I don't eat red meat) in the Egusi soup mix... My taste buds won't agree with that caterpillar soup.

To each his own.

Exactly, You hardly know that it's part of the protein mixup when it's done and packaged. It's a very good source of protein and vitamins.

Coldspice:
They use this thing for protein shakes. It is actually farmed abroad.

I prefer it very spicy or prepared with egusi.