VeryWickedGoat:
If you can eat this then you can eat cockroaches.
Stop pretending and go for it. We nor judge you.

goldfish27:
You no even sabi fry am self. u suppose remove the feathers first b4 frying. to remove the feathers just wash am with salt then dry on the sun and watch how the feathers go remove by itself.

Kobojunkie:
I miss this snack abeg! I still remember the taste too, from way back in the 80s. Dem suppose dey sell these things for market by now.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Kobojunkie:
Ikorodu wasn't a village abeg! Kai... we even had a park, companies, and stuff there back then.

I once attended a secondary school in the village of Isiu - Isiu grammar school- along the Agbowa/Imota road back in the days. That was when I knew well well how village life compared to city life.

goldfish27:
You no even sabi fry am self. u suppose remove the feathers first b4 frying. to remove the feathers just wash am with salt then dry on the sun and watch how the feathers go remove by itself.

Iliveforever:
[b]Good old days when Nigeria was Nigeria. [/b]Once it starts raining at night, we’d rush out to get this with bucket of water and broom without any fear of bandits, armed robbers, kidnappers, skull miners.
But now is the irony of the case, even Nepa sef no go leave light immediately breeze blow.

Ndibuna:

Says an Ignorant idiot. Yet you praise Chinese for eating theirs, mofo

litigator:
Be calming village boy! Even as at today, Ikorodu is still a village. One of those villages surrounding Lagos.

For once, be proud that you are a village boy like me

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Cti28:

Now we sleep with two eyes opened and and fully kitted as though we are about running a marathon race.

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.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Midas01:
They actually sell them in the market now . Saw it and was wtf

People can eat anything sha.

Fucklove:
I love hunting this wonderful creature back then. Whenever it rains, they'll be out in the night seeking for light

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Truvelisback:
Pls, i find it difficult identifying this insect. Is it the same insects that plays around lighted Bulb?

Kobojunkie:
I remain that Ikorodu is not a village. I grew up there and know that much.

TheStakeHolder:
Sapa induced diet.

May God save us all from poverty...

Truvelisback:
Pls, i find it difficult identifying this insect. Is it the same insects that plays around lighted Bulb?

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.

litigator:
Okay sir.

Let’s assume without a shred of admittance that you are right.

Lexusgs430:
I can actually taste it now ......... Has a weird taste ........

Very weird delicious tasting snack .........

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.