Mhurfhy:
Next time you include the state

okay

I knew it.....this can only be in Benue

Yamland

Service and wok kept me in Bunue for years, yam is like pure water over there. Damnit. Asides from their cheap girls,yam is very cheap. Then a thousand naira could get me over 20 tubers of yam, plus jaraa. Oh good old days

gpercuxionz:
If there is yam scarcity in this market, just forget about eating yam in your state

We are not north, middle belt get this tour thick score

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

Mhurfhy:
Next time you include the state

ok

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

oga forget all diz talk make dem open border we go sort ourselves

ZAKI BIAM, BENUE IS TRULY THE FOOD BASKET. BUT THOSE PEOPLE NO GO EVER FORGET WETIN OBASANJO DO THEM.

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

If you call a tiv man a northerner you don enter problem oh. They are Christians and different from core north

We are made to believe yam grows in Edo Ekiti and info and that is why they love pounded yam

jayaim:
We are not north, middle belt get this tour thick score

Abusadiq01:
Yam Deport... Sai Baba

Benue state's motto is food basket of the nation since forever.

What has baba got to do with it?

Unbelievable and interesting, inddeed!

If only the system could promote, the market!

Dangrace01:


If you call a tiv man a northerner you don enter problem oh. They are Christians and different from core north

ahhh i see.

inoki247:


oga forget all diz talk make dem open border we go sort ourselves

Leave that one We can pay them to work on our farms

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

They need the south to purchase their harvest.
I accept we don’t have enough food, but if we don’t patronize them , they won’t make money.
They should be happy we don’t have enough

Interesting! See my Anambra sister o!

Food basket of the nation

Fulani no dey gree dem plant like before

lilyheaven:

They need the south to purchase their harvest.
I accept we don’t have enough food, but if we don’t patronize them , they won’t make money.
They should be happy we don’t have enough

i guess thats another way to look at it

lekki1444:
ahhh i see.

Tiv people are wonderful people love benue so much.

There is a way Nigeria is, if you come to the east and go to local market, the yams are from onitsha ozubulu and ihiala also ebonyi. It's only in town you see where they sell yam from benue.

But most of the fufu in the east is from benue no contest

Dangrace01:


Tiv people are wonderful people love benue so much.

yeah i only know two tiv people in my life. Kiddwaya and tuface

Chey... See business

frankblinkz:
we gats replace rice with yam this Xmas.... all na carbohydrates

Alot of folks prepare pounded yam on Xmas day then rice on boxing day. Way more interesting but more expensive

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

is benue north?

Is this in Igboland?

And the road leading to this great city of economic activity is an eye sore.
Instead of the government to construct good road to this place they are thinking of constructing rail line to Niger.

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

wrong.Travel well.U go see.Go to Oyo,Ekiti,osun

lekki1444:
yeah i only know two tiv people in my life. Kiddwaya and tuface

Tuface is idoma totally different tribe from tiv

confydoedowaye:
is benue north?

i guess not ?

lekki1444:
without the north we are dead. the south is overrated. north is the supplier of food

Common stop that nonsense. I was raised in farm in the south. We did all manner of farming, rice, beans, groundnut, cassava.... You are making this statement because you were born and raised in city . We didn't know anything about education, the only thing we knew was farming. We travel miles because of rice/fishery farm, we lived there for months till we harvest our rice/yam and return back to our respective villages during December period. The Garri and palm oil you eat , is it gotten from North? Do you know how many trucks of palm oil move from South to North daily? A visit to Bayelsa plantain farm will shock you

newguy1:
Am really impressed, but is it that the yam is only available during it season or all year round.

all year round