ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
that's not termites, termites have no feathers. Eesun in Yoruba language. Very sweet when fried with salt

thanks ma/sir.the english & scientific name is what i'm looking for.

silibaba:
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Is sweeter and nutritious than crayfish.

If you use am drink garri or flex Abacha(African salad) eh, your hair colour fit change to portable hair colour.

have u ate it with sugar cane before? If u try u'll ask 4 more

This got me laughing this morning. A boy in my neighbourhood wanted to cook this (termites?) with water,as in, he put water in a pot and boil it then add the inscects, like pepper soup.

ikemesit4477:
not everyone!

So why did you generalize consuming it among the igbos. The ibibios, anangs and the oro people consume them in AkS.

Nicepoker:
So why did you generalize consuming it among the igbos. The ibibios, anangs and the oro people consume them in AkS.

mind you is not popular in aks, compare to Igbo land, where you can find it in the market during the season!

ikemesit4477:
mind you is not popular in aks, compare to Igbo land, where you can find it in the market during the season!

Oga is popular a lot of people consume it there too. It's nutritious I don't know why you argue as if it's poisonous.

Nicepoker:
Oga is popular a lot of people consume it there too. It's nutritious I don't know why you argue as if it's poisonous.

why are you taking this topic so personal!

ikemesit4477:
why are you taking this topic so personal!

can you point out?

Nicepoker:
can you point out?

rest if you cannot read and comprehend my write up!

ikemesit4477:
rest if you cannot read and comprehend my write up!

I asked you a simple question. Anyways you can as well rest.