Whyme24:
Use am eat kpokpo garri , ur head go burst

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

sukkot:
It’s a great question and the answer is no 😄

And you call yourself a Nigerian to the core. Shior!

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

we call it uten in ibibio

Jonathan:

No
They are maggots

You eat maggots?

Very proteinious.
Yes I eat it alot

so sweet. where can i buy it

mariahAngel:


Give me a very good reason why I should.

Not after the likes of you have badly messed up the food thread with your negative energy.

You're wrong darling...very wrong! You expect me to be quiet when someone disrespects me just like you've been doing lately.

It doesn't work like that.

omooba969:


You're wrong darling...very wrong! You expect me to be quiet when someone disrespects me just like you've been doing lately.

It doesn't work like that.

Yours is so bad in the sense that you don't know when to quit.

Urgh! I'm so disappointed in you. 🙄

mariahAngel:


Yours is so bad in the sense that you don't know when to quit.

Urgh! I'm so disappointed in you. 🙄

I'm so disappointed in you as well bcoz you're so biased and very sentimental. I see this is a common thing with you Nigerians and it's very harmful bcoz it prevents you from making right judgement.

It's annoying!

Eruru ngwo.

sparko1:


That is because you are not from South south, that is very delicious, it can be eaten raw

You think?
I'm a legit urhobo woman.
But nothing can make me eat them maggots. Jeez.

I can eat 💯. Sweet and yummy 😋.

Nicepoker:
Palm tree larva. It will later metamorphosed into one black beetle with a horn

Both the larva and the "black beetle with a horn", all na chop

It's called itun in yoruba.

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

i have it in my fridge like dis...

This is ogongo

Jonathan:

No
They are maggots

Larvae of a beetle that lives on the bark of dead palm trees.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4uZIrfKpE4

In the 80s, there was one cartoon where a white boy met a village boy.
The village boy ate this thing and called it Wankuru-Wankuru...
Can't remember the name of cartoon anymore.
I think someone brought it up here on NL.

Na Dun we Ijaws dey call am. E sweet die. If you drink correct garri with am or use bread chop am ehn Amo na helele o!

mariahAngel:


And you call yourself a Nigerian to the core. Shior!

He should be deported immediately to his home country, Sudan!

uuzba:

Larvae of a beetle that lives on the bark of dead palm trees.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4uZIrfKpE4

In the 80s, there was one cartoon where a white boy met a village boy.
The village boy ate this thing and called it Wankuru-Wankuru...
Can't remember the name of cartoon anymore.
I think someone brought it up here on NL.

You remember am one cartoon like that. And him chop am raw o! Not to talk of when you fry or cook and garnish am proper.

Na today ? i dey chop am wella

Ganished poison

That this is very sweet

Yummy

Botragelad:

You eat maggots?

God forbid
I'm just telling you that what you eat is maggot.

abobote:

You are right, when I visited Bayelsa in 2021, to see my son, he asked me
to buy Bayelsa suya for him

Especially ekeki

God forbid BAT thing

TYCO77:
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Yes, these are larva sourced from waned raffia palm tree which later metamorphosed to a kind of beetle found mostly in fresh palm wine. The Igbo name for this type of beetle is 'Akpakiri'. The other kind of larva is sourced from withered oil palm tree which metamorphosed to rhino beetle that you referred, Igbos call it 'Otugbu'. However, both are edible and nutritious.

it is called rhynchophorus, the one that metamorphosed to rhino beetle is called oryctes

WTF is that

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

Nice food I enjoy it so much it's called edible warm

bluefilm:
God forbid BAT thing

Very sweet 😋

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marnboy:
it is called rhynchophorus, the one that metamorphosed to rhino beetle is called oryctes

Yes, you are right.
Thanks.

Goddyrichie:
we call it uten in ibibio

Urohobo called it odon
Very delicious