emmchi:
These ones are beautiful compare to the types have seen which are yellowish in colour and mostly find in rotten palm fruit tree.

Kimjongun:
Kanni, the dried one is very sweet inside egusi

Lucasino:
Eruku.

Ekalerdehan:



The funny thing is the poster is from Ile Ife. A pure bred Yoruba

popplm:
This is a nutritious meat that sustained most homes in my home town during the 1983 crisis and military government austerity that led to famine. Its called "kánnì" in my l9cal language and I don't know what it's called in English. Do you know this creature and what is it called in your local language?

AliEzeOlu:
Buh how exactly do people manage to eat this very irritating things? Do they close their eyes while they're at it?

Eeeewww!!! Seeing it alone makes me puke

mariahAngel:
Wigu.
A fatter kind than the ones I've seen.

basty:
Only known to your tribe (Igbo)

I am a Yoruba man from Ekiti, pounded yam with Egusi/Isapa soup and Okete meat.

omoredia:
Japa na slavery. We are slaves over here. Sad

Ikennaford:

Are you from mbano in imo ,that's exactly what my mom calls that

Checkwell:


Please keep quiet.

zeuss:
In Nija there was no austerity in 1993 only in 1983 during Buhari's debut run as military head of state

sirgalahad26:
Whoever discovered that it's edible must be really dying of hunger

Blessedemma1:

Did u read is write up at all.mr teacher

AliEzeOlu:
Buh how exactly do people manage to eat this very irritating things? Do they close their eyes while they're at it?

Eeeewww!!! Seeing it alone makes me puke

Deogratiasfx:
Humans eat this?