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ikamefa (f)
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@bol what is wrong in showing suya merchants making and selling their stuff?  in market women earning their daily bread  in a hunter poacher  whatever the case may be t r y n a make a few bucks  not errbody buys their stuff from the supermarkets, drive in luxurious cars or live in mansions, hes trying to show the life of the common man in Nigeria  i wonder what is wrong with that?  come- on now ,this is Nigeria we be talking about! just like err other country on the face of this earth there is the good ,the bad and the ugly parts IMO the pixs above are the good parts we ain't all ajebutters abeg  and i think your oyinbo friends will appreciate Nigeria better seeing those pixs 
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bol (m)
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i see nothing wrong with the pics by the way. that red pepperm only will tempt anyone to come visit and taste real food(no gm nonsense)
why arent the red pepper displayed in Nig standard supermarkets compared to ASDA or TESCO .At least we've got Shoprite, Sherries,shopingmall e.t.c in Nigeria.
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sisimose (f)
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well nothing wrong with buying fresh pepper over the gutters of mile 12 market mehn, its part of the beauty of the life of our people even meat wey get over 30 flies buzzing about no dey kill us , nah here we dey hear mad cow disease 
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sisimose (f)
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very true i never buy my veggies from supermarkets, i go to the local green grocer, his is by far fresher lol Yes M&s good for food. lets not be so snobby about our own ways, check out that pepper in that picture and tell me you don't feel like eating nice rice and stew with assorted meat Bol?
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davidylan (m)
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my dear bol, i perfectly understand your feelings but truth be told all we see on this site are the skylines of victoria island, abuja, newly built airport terminal and Tinapa. But let us be honest with ourselves what minute percentage of Nigerians live in VI, Abuja? How many people will ever get to see the airport terminal? When 80% of Nigerians live below the poverty line we can easily figure out how many will ever be able to afford to window shop at Tinapa.
For once let us celebrate the life of the common man, those on whose backs our luxury has been derived. If your white friends are put off by pictures of our molues and market women then i don't consider them true friends. After all you have not gone back to Nigeria in protest over the incessant killings and muggings that take place in Britain and your white friends arent making any special effort to hide such from you in order to win your friendship.
This must be ijebu garri!
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sisimose (f)
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nice wd kill for a bowl of ijebu garri with groundnut
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davidylan (m)
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Comot for road! This fowl sef no get respect for common man. It must be a PDP chicken!
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nnenneigbo (f)
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all we get here nowadays is ghanian Garri. whats that all about?
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ikamefa (f)
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na lie na Abakaliki Garri look at it its yellow! 
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davidylan (m)
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yeye girls no even know how ijebu garri looks like! Ijebu garri is half white half grey.
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ikamefa (f)
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that chicken looks sweet oh! imagine me eating it with correct egusi soup and and eba not all this growth hormone thingys we eat here now 
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davidylan (m)
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What is the sweetest part of a Nigerian PDP chicken? the head! 
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davidylan (m)
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don't be alarmed, there is no emergency here. It must be environmental sanitation day in Onitsha.
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ikamefa (f)
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What is the sweetest part of a Nigerian PDP chicken? the head!  i detest chicken heads i no dey eat am! but wetin bros dey carry in that pix? 
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sisimose (f)
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my goodness are those remains of people in that pic?
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ikamefa (f)
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 human gini?
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nnenneigbo (f)
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you guys are so so funny. you're right the chicken here is something else, no taste at all. you just make do with it, what else can one do.
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davidylan (m)
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In Nigeria anything is possible. Just burning extra human beings.  There is no cause for alarm.
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davidylan (m)
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i detest chicken heads i no dey eat am!
you guys are so so funny. you're right the chicken here is something else, no taste at all. you just make do with it, what else can one do.
 don't tell me you have never tried chicken brain and eyes?
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sisimose (f)
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God , that is bad. why lower the tone now>  i was enjoying the food talk
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sisimose (f)
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the eyes are my fav and then the centre of the tiny skull the crunchy biit
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nnenneigbo (f)
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chineke muooooo hmmmmm
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nnenneigbo (f)
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the eyes? never. yuck
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ikamefa (f)
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 tufiakwa the eyes are my fav and then the centre of the tiny skull the crunchy biit
 yuck!
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GNature (m)
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the eyes are my fav and then the centre of the tiny skull the crunchy biit
sisimose, my sister, I give you ten thumbs up 
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sisimose (f)
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you like the eyes too? Gnature?
nnenne sry my sister abeg me like the eyes oh
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sisimose (f)
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lol 
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ikamefa (f)
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sisimose, my sister, I give you ten thumbs up  et tu? 
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GNature (m)
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eyes ke  no ooh, sorry for the confusion 
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nnenneigbo (f)
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et tu?  uhh?
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sisimose (f)
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anybody don chop tortoise for here? no joke my grand mother used to cook it, don't ask, it was nice is all i can say
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