EmeeNaka:
are you okay? Oil produced by swimming inside it tastes better? Is it the urine or the sweat from the body of producers that made it taste better?

what part of the country are you from? How is oil processed in your place?

Lawless101:
pls tell me u ar nt serious... There are so many health risk involved in this method. Both the consumer and the producer are exposed to this risk. MAKE UNA LEAVE STONE AGE AND EMBRACE TECHNOLOGY.

have you also been to the oil mills to see how dirty they are? ?I've seen both processes in all,the oil is subjected to heating which kills whatever you think is in it.

uzobaby:
have you also been to the oil mills to see how dirty they are? ?I've seen both processes in all,the oil is subjected to heating which kills whatever you think is in it.

ok i reserve my comments. Weldone.

Coolitempq:
i can see you are not just an Afonja but one with an acute, chronic case of identity crisis, Mr man you are not Igbo and can never be not in this life not in the next better wake up to that reality, I don't know why you deny being Afonja maybe they have rejected you too, but sorry Igbo's don't take rejects nor bad blood we take only pure Igbo bloodline we keep our race clean, I guess you are one of those Igbo's Afonjas refer to as nwa peak milk, nwa sardine sorry I know it hurts to be a reject, well you can help yourself by locating one of the idp camps and start afresh and call your generation flatonja as you proudly do here, as for being Igbo you are not it and will never be.

Stupid Afonja be proud of you kind... dem swear for you.

I can see that you are a kid or a stupid adult, so your words have no value. Senseless slowpoke like you can always display you stupidy online.

lalasticlala mynd44 dominique

this post deserve FP

Nothing new..

Looool

That's ancient system. nobody does that again.

bumi10:
It is very easy to "talk the talk" and not "walk the talk" especially in this part of the world and to be specific, in Nigeria. We always talk about Agro business and we do little or no impart to develop the sector and most of our Agro food and production are still done in the olden ways (akaic ways).

When are we going to mechanize our farming? I have seen many places and people that produces this palm oil and what my eye saw is a sight that is not pleasant to see. So palm oil is still produced like in the olden days. I don't even want to talk about how some other things are being produced but palm oil? That we consume everyday?

It is indeed pathetic. See more pics below and share your thoughts.

more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/04/did-you-know-this-is-how-palm-oil-you.html

This is a National shame. By now our researchers should have developed rural based manual appropriate technology for this production process.
For everyone that has a stake with science and engineering and political decision making, I submit this is shameful.

Here in Biafra land we don't do it this way,I think maybe one of these Afonjas state

U need to see how "kwilikwili" is made.

This primitive method was still in use as recent as the1980s in south East Nigeria, what the hell are you guys talking about... So you have never heard of the term " Izo Akwu" done in long carved boat like wooden mortars.. Sure the practice is no longer in use in most places, but I can bet you there are still villages practicing this..

Coolitempq:
the truth pain this Afonja well well

Your finishing no be hear o.

Please, take it easy

thesicilian:
Not everyone does it this way, I have had the opportunity of participating in the process before so I can boldly say it is a very hygienic process.
Not even sure these ones above are Nigerians.

Yea, I thought the same too, it might not be in Nigeria,

I'm not surprised. We still do some primitive things in Nigeria. This is not even the worst of them. Go to the abattoirs where meat is processed and you may never eat meat again. What about local bakeries? water production factories that use tap water? manufacturing companies where there are no quality controls? Go and see how things are made in the villages; things that we take in as food.

I saw it being done this way in Nsukka. Nsukka people, na lie

fratermathy:
I'm not surprised. We still do some primitive things in Nigeria. This is not even the worst of them. Go to the abattoirs where meat is processed and you may never eat meat again. What about local bakeries? water production factories that use tap water? manufacturing companies where there are no quality controls? Go and see how things are made in the villages; things that we take in as food.

Yet most people living in the villages live longer than those in the cities.

Nobody uses this method again.
No one will even come to your mill if you use this system in 2017.

My MIL produces palm oil in commercial quantities, it's all mechanised. I do go to her mill regularly, never seen this in my life.

Op, lock up.. na d process dey make d oyel sweet. Mineral n beer wen u dey drink, u knw d process e dey pass thru?.. like I said, lock up, we love d oyel so

I came here to learn how oil palm is produced but tribal bigots have ruined the purpose of this thread.

#walks out#

LionDeLeo:
I doubt. What's the meaning of that?

that is how it is processed in most rural areas

Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, adonbilivit.
LOL.
Nothing Mega Joor. They will still heat that stuff and all the jagbajantis will die a natural death. No cause for alarm jare.


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After viewing this,I refuse to use palm oil for anything again, WTF..those niggas would sweat, blow nose and pee in that stuff, goya where art thou.

jieta:
my brother we are all Nigerian whether afonja or not we are one.

You don't need to reply him. He has only display the highest level of Ignorance.
Who is Afonja?
Afonja is only related to Ilorin History which is part of Kwara state

how many times will this topic make front page? are there no frontpage worthy posts on nairaland again? what is seun paying these mods for?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5dG16Fkcwo&t=4s

This is how i saw Palm Oil being made in Akwa Ibom, clean and mechanised.. i hope this "leg and sweat" style is the less common method

This process is for Yoruba Land alone, that's why their palm oil doesn't have tast. Dirty people with dirty xtere.

This process is for Yoruba Land alone, that's why their palm oil doesn't have tast.

This is not how palm oil is produced in my areaoo

Coolitempq:
mumu, oponu your mothers genes are the dominant ones so you are Afonja and can not by any chance qualify to be nwafor else we risk another saboteur

So my Afonja brother be proud and embrace your people and heritage cause you will never be a nwafor, I know how painful this might sound and be for you but then again it is the bitter truth

Afonja 2.0

says the developer... you developed maley ,southy and India small shame you no get ...keep deceiving yourself. yours brother dey queue for death sentence in India

Mashing or threading by foot has been done by various communities for thousands of years and the admixture is purified by means of boiling and seperation,so what the problem of those claiming to know it all?
This is an ancient and traditional way of producing palm oil long before the advent of palm oil processing machine and it is still very much alive in different parts of the world.
One thing i realize is that we dislike the way our ancestors managed theirselves and natural resources. Tufiakwa!
Anyway,the chaff or left over material is not wasted,in fact no part of the palm tree is wasted.
The dry chaff is used for making soap and supplying fuel for domestic use.