TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

ogbuefi677:

It's in supermarkets in Abuja and not cheap.

Kobojunkie:
I grew up in Ikorodu town itself where we ate these during the rainy seasons. It was so delicious.

drololaaof:

It is not poverty that make one eat it. It very delicious, protein rich and clean free from contamination. If you are in China all these food items we count as poverty food were being sought for by the elites
Small snail (gbangbata & ipere) used to be poor man meat but now the rich are fretting to get it ,it is even out of the reach of the common people now.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Reinamaria:

They look like crayfish.

litigator:
You self na village boy like me joor.

Danmboss:

I remember when I was still, a little lad in the village anytime I eat this thing my body will be covered with some really scrathy racthes, same thing happens if I eat edibles Margot.

sunnyp20:
I eat mine raw sef. Highly proteinous

Harlarbiz01:
I miss eating this flying termites, gone are those days in the late 90s, we are all hunters in the area (Trenches) when it come to this flying termites called Esunsun or Iba as called by we Yorubas, Igbos call it Aku, this termites is said to be very nutritious, so rich in protein.
My childhood experience is incomplete without talking about hunting of Esunsun, snails and fruits, so funny unforgettable experience.
This insect comes out at night following light, sometimes in the early morning when it's still dark.
Esunsun are actually termites that fly, very proteinous and nutritious. Known as Macrotermes bellicosus scientifically.
I won't say much about the peptides and all other biochemical and microbiological information about this insect.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Harlarbiz01:
I miss eating this flying termites, gone are those days in the late 90s, we are all hunters in the area (Trenches) when it come to this flying termites called Esunsun or Iba as called by we Yorubas, Igbos call it Aku, this termites is said to be very nutritious, so rich in protein.
My childhood experience is incomplete without talking about hunting of Esunsun, snails and fruits, so funny unforgettable experience.
This insect comes out at night following light, sometimes in the early morning when it's still dark.
Esunsun are actually termites that fly, very proteinous and nutritious. Known as Macrotermes bellicosus scientifically.
I won't say much about the peptides and all other biochemical and microbiological information about this insect.

Harlarbiz01:
I miss eating this flying termites, gone are those days in the late 90s, we are all hunters in the area (Trenches) when it come to this flying termites called Esunsun or Iba as called by we Yorubas, Igbos call it Aku, this termites is said to be very nutritious, so rich in protein.
My childhood experience is incomplete without talking about hunting of Esunsun, snails and fruits, so funny unforgettable experience.
This insect comes out at night following light, sometimes in the early morning when it's still dark.
Esunsun are actually termites that fly, very proteinous and nutritious. Known as Macrotermes bellicosus scientifically.
I won't say much about the peptides and all other biochemical and microbiological information about this insect.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Omihanifa:
It's very sweet with plenty of proteins

jetwonder:
chai! See chop chop!! Use it sip garri na perfect combination

Teenaira:


My brother, it has nothing to do with poverty. I was cajoled to taste this delicacy on getting to the village sometime in the early 80s. As a Lagos boy, I couldn't imagine how somebody will be eating termites. Believe me if this thing is properly prepared you will nearly bite your fingers. The truth is that I enjoyed it.