It was a bright sunny afternoon after finish my first round work on the ranch, I called on Baba Vic who with his team had came to work on the admin block roofing construction, let us go and eat amala and abula, I said so they joined and as soon as we land at the joint, 2 young aboki man came with a sack of already exhausted catfish. Shey oti ku, to'ba ti'ku mio nii raa o meaning "is it dead? If it is I'm not buying" said the buyer while the young man affirm the fish is alive and the negotiation started.

Twenty thousand naira was the asking price and mama offered seven thousand naira after which she started adding two two hundred. They later settled for seven thousand six hundred, I personally would have paid 10k for such a massive wildlife but mama is a regular buyer.

I was not in the farm the following day but the person who was said the fish was later cut into pieces and a piece sold for 400 naira. The person in quest was opportune to have a bite and could not differentiate if it's meat or fish.

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In Jim beglin's voice what's the meaning of Aboki?