Oloki:
How hygienic is this? I prefer doing it my way than buy what I don't know how it was prepared.

LocalFARMERS:


If you will only eat what is prepared in your presence. That means you won't eat a lot of things in this Country. From Mama put food shops, to fast food restaurants etc

LocalFARMERS:


You are right. It goes well with dambu. But I've never tried it with groundnut

Lorayne:

Is fura and dambu the same thing?

Nikes:

The oil in this groundnut no be here

owagbeba:


Hi local farmer, there is a big vegetable market at Ikeja. Many foreigners go there to buy vegetables. You can supply to them if you farm vegetables. Most of the vegetables come from Chinese farms

Almaiga:
It's been long I take Fura da Nono. I used to buy from one pretty Fulani girl. Her name is Aisha. She later got married. Since then, I've not had the urge to drink Nono again. But this drink too make sense.

Nomerci:
Disgusting. Yuck. a lady is used to buy bread from then,u can imagine ,she didnt k ow i was coming from the rear,this lady went to a corner to pee,used her hand to clean god knows what. so disgusting.then still uses the same hand to sell bread and butter. Gawd.i wqs forced to vomit all i ate.fuc k. things like suya,bally,etc.i can never eat them,if u dont use gloves.u can go to hell.

LocalFARMERS:


If you will only eat what is prepared in your presence. That means you won't eat a lot of things in this Country. From Mama put food shops, to fast food restaurants etc

LocalFARMERS:


If you will only eat what is prepared in your presence. That means you won't eat a lot of things in this Country. From Mama put food shops, to fast food restaurants etc

ufotunang:
In Nigeria we have talented and innovative people...if this fura da nono milk..this fura da nono milk can be set up as a company by an entrepreneur, a bussiness man or investor..where it can be well produced and refined and well packaged in a plastic bottle or in a container well designed with label ..sold locally in Nigeria and also exported to other countries...this will create jobs for the youths and nigerians and boost the economy and also generate foreign currency to the country when also exported ..if it was all this foreign countries abroad this fura da nono would had gone to the level of being produced by an entrepreneur in a company and produced, refined and well packaged in a bottle, plastic bottle, a container, tin well designed and labelled for local sales and consumption and exported to other countries for sale

LocalFARMERS:
After working in my Groundnut farm, I decided to buy Fura da Nono #500 as my lunch meal. Fura da Nono is a popular food that is common in Northern Nigeria and Countries where Fulani herdsmen are found.

Nono is 100% Cow Milk. While Fura is made from Milet. Fura da Nono has a unique taste. It contains the same vitamins and minerals that, the Milk we buy in our markets contain.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3d9nnyDjl4

ufotunang:
In Nigeria we have talented and innovative people...if this fura da nono milk..this fura da nono milk can be set up as a company by an entrepreneur, a bussiness man or investor..where it can be well produced and refined and well packaged in a plastic bottle or in a container well designed with label ..sold locally in Nigeria and also exported to other countries...this will create jobs for the youths and nigerians and boost the economy and also generate foreign currency to the country when also exported ..if it was all this foreign countries abroad this fura da nono would had gone to the level of being produced by an entrepreneur in a company and produced, refined and well packaged in a bottle, plastic bottle, a container, tin well designed and labelled for local sales and consumption and exported to other countries for sale

LocalFARMERS:


If you will only eat what is prepared in your presence. That means you won't eat a lot of things in this Country. From Mama put food shops, to fast food restaurants etc

mozzarellla:


Fura da nono exist in other countries, it is called cottage cheese. A lot of them even make them in their houses, so why buy imported ones from Nigeria.

LocalFARMERS:



Cool.
The problem is that, vegetables are perishable goods. Due to distance and bad Roads, it always takes over a day for good to arrive Lagos from the North.

However, I will do research on the best method of preserving and transporting Vegetables for long distance. So that the Vegetables will arrive Lagos freshly and in good state. When I am done with my research, I will contact you for information about the vegetable market in Ikeja. Maybe we can even run the business together.

I took the pictures below from a local, small vegetable market here in Kaduna

LocalFARMERS:
After working in my Groundnut farm, I decided to buy Fura da Nono #500 as my lunch meal. Fura da Nono is a popular food that is common in Northern Nigeria and Countries where Fulani herdsmen are found.

Nono is 100% Cow Milk. While Fura is made from Milet. Fura da Nono has a unique taste. It contains the same vitamins and minerals that, the Milk we buy in our markets contain.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3d9nnyDjl4

Almaiga:
It's been long I take Fura da Nono. I used to buy from one pretty Fulani girl. Her name is Aisha. She later got married. Since then, I've not had the urge to drink Nono again. But this drink too make sense.

mozzarellla:


Fura da nono exist in other countries, it is called cottage cheese. A lot of them even make them in their houses, so why buy imported ones from Nigeria.

SULBELL:


Well, you have a good point, though we have some entrepreneurs up north who already key into that, (like Rufaida yougout). They have a eatery (KFC standard) where customer can walk in to buy and consume it there or take away.
The other part you mention may not be possible as it dairy and perishable, it need to be refridgirated and can not be stored for a long time. Moreover, there is nothing that beats consuming in its natural source.