Ok guys, I need info on this. What are the laws regarding carrying "foodstuffs" when travelling out of the country. Why do they always make one feel like they are carrying contraband? Every time I travel out of Nigeria, I have to "drop" something because of my foodstuff. They say if I don't, they'll have to have it quarantined (which I'll pay for and may take forever) and I may possibly lose my foodstuff. I know they are lying but I just pay the money cos after waiting in a long queue for it to get to my turn, I don't want any hassle or unnecessary delay at the airport. Now I've made it a point not to be a mugu no more  so guys, for those of you who travel out with foodstuffs all the time, how do you do it? What are the "laws" regarding this? Do they actually have any? I need to know cos this time I'm ready for  them.  See trouble ooo. If the country I'm going to says I can bring them in what's the problem here?

* By "foodstuffs" I mean stuff like Dryfish, Okporoko and the likes of it. 

u should no what is obtainable in naija,
just bribe them like N1000,they will allow u to pass without LET or HINDRANCE, lol