Una

This bitter witch



Its witches that would say its sweet. The op.is a coded witch who mistakenly exposed herself. If no be incurable maddness how human being go say this evil thing dey sweet. E must sweet when dem no see human being blood suck. Thats why this horrible thing go sweet them

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odukun

Tallesty1:
Ona.

A brother spotted.

Esuru in Yoruba

HORLADY:
I can't even stand the aroma/ scent/ odour (I want to say the truth with decorum)
Very bitter.
There is a myth that says it's food of the witches

This is indeed food of the witches. No sane person should.eber relish the extreme bitterness of this mad food crop

Èsúrú ṣaseju o tẹ lówó oniyan

Wujio:
This bitter witch

🤣

sukkot:
odukun

Odukun ke? 🤨

ify2016:
The love I have for three leaf yam is unquantifiable...

It is called Esuru in some dialect ,I hate this nonsense yam until my mum made me to enjoy one.

According to a friend of mine from South, he claimed that once you give him Anem then half of his problems are solved..

I can dash you my phone for a portion of this because of it sweetness but it's been years I ate it.

I really miss home .
What do you call it in your dialect ? Do you enjoy eating it too?

Ona

Ona I hate it.

Esunu in Ebira language of Kogi State.

Una (three leaved yam)

Walai ta lai naa.. Giringori Obi

KillIgbohoN0W:
Hunger has reduced Nigerians to rodents digging up strange roots to survive.

You must be a gen z abi gen w, this has been a staple food since time immemorial, especially in the rural areas, the Chinese will kill to have these

Templee333:
Anem

Akwa-Cross on the beat.

Uulyy

It is called in isoko Delta state as OLE ESURU

illicit:
This is Esuru nah

Anomo is sweet potato in Yoruba (Oyo)
Kukunduku (Ekiti)

It's like your own Yoruba is different from the regular one.

What I know sweet potatoes are called in Yoruba is odukun.

meum:
Anem..

I love them very soft with palm oil, salt & pepper. Pepper soup too dey make sense but not a fan

eyeneka

mariahAngel:

🤣



Odukun ke? 🤨

yes na

very sweet

Leo81:
Anem...

abadie

ify2016:
The love I have for three leaf yam is unquantifiable...

It is called Esuru in some dialect ,I hate this nonsense yam until my mum made me to enjoy one.

According to a friend of mine from South, he claimed that once you give him Anem then half of his problems are solved..

I can dash you my phone for a portion of this because of it sweetness but it's been years I ate it.

I really miss home .
What do you call it in your dialect ? Do you enjoy eating it too?

Anem. I love it with beans. Oh my. It's been years since I ate it.

Anem

sukkot:
yes na

very sweet

Those are not sweet potatoes, Sukkot.
Go take another look.

This is for areas of Nigeria that
habitually lack staple foods... 😕😕😕😕


When yam, sweet and Irish potatoes,
cassava, maize, rice, beans, corn, Guinea corn
millet and other foods are readily
available, why will a normal person results
to this type of tuber that should be
left for wild bush animals and monkeys❓❓😕

KillIgbohoN0W:
Hunger has reduced Nigerians to rodents digging up strange roots to survive.

ignorance lunatic.

Nigeria FX

mariahAngel:


It's like your own Yoruba is different from the regular one.

What I know sweet potatoes are called Yoruba is odukun.

Different dialects

MightySparrow:
Èsúrú ṣaseju o tẹ lówó oniyan

Can they pound it like pounded yam

Siberia01:
eyeneka

Eyenette

Azuzuwu