Nairalanders, please what is the Yoruba translation of Titus fish?
I believe its okueko but someone is seriously Arguing with me so I decided to ask the house.
Thanks

Titus fish is eja alaran.

Okueko- Lagos corpse. But really its shawa

Frozen fish.

Yes oku eko is Titus fish. My father hated it like mad

femtopyy:
Nairalanders, please what is the Yoruba translation of Titus fish?
I believe its okueko but someone is seriously Arguing with me so I decided to ask the house.
Thanks

I think it's a different variant of Titus. The real Titus is whiter and has a very pleasant taste. Honestly, if I have my way I would ban the importation of that rubbish called fish (Oku Eko). I can't stand the smell; I wonder how people are able to eat it? It has led to the separation of so many couples.

Faru:

I think it's a different variant of Titus. The real Titus is whiter and has a very pleasant taste. Honestly, if I have my way I would ban the importation of that rubbish called fish (Oku Eko). I can't stand the smell; I wonder how people are able to eat it? It has led to the separation of so many couples.

You are very right! Bought one "Titus fish" few days ago and the taste, smell was very nasty.

I still dey wonder what kinda fish is that coz d bone sef
dey hard to chew but trust me .. I vex chop everything

Can't afford to waste shît for dis 9ja economy.

RSVP:




You are very right! Bought one "Titus fish" few days ago and the taste, smell was very nasty.

I still dey wonder what kinda fish is that coz d bone sef
dey hard to chew but trust me .. I vex chop everything

Can't afford to waste shît for dis 9ja economy.

The key to knowing the real Titus is the color; it is much whiter and has a bright appearance, while "Oku Eko" on the other hand is darker with a dull appearance and has a much tougher skin. If it has been processed, "Oku eko" is not oily at all and quite tough to feel. Lastly the smell would tell them apart cos "Oku eko" has this funny smell that is not pleasant at all.