ERUDITEE:
Thank God o! very very good.



fùcking MTN that stole my N50 airtime 2 days ago for a caller tune I never opted for.


I was like. . . . . "in this harsh economy my N50 airtime shall not go in vain"



my fellow brothers N sisters Na so I call NCC sharpally. e no reach 5 minutes my N50 airtime come back.

comrChris:
wow this thing still exit, have eaten it countless time maybe 15yrs ago back then when things were still some how..very nutritious but takes time to prepare

how to prepare it
1.open it
2.bring out the tomatoes insides( use to be plenty inside with red color)
3.remove the seed
4.put in a mutter and grind thoroughly n you are good to go... very good in cooking jellof rice

lowgeorge:
Abegi I wan ask a simple question!!
Y 1 person with 12 accounts go dey shout lalasticlala everywhere like say na him papa get nairaland... What d Bleep is all these... He never posted... Hw won't comment yet you would be wasting public timely Web surfing moment with these useless mentions... Lala dis Lala mad Lala pls come what a foolish attempt of poor braggarts... Parasitic Igbos feeding on another man's sweat

Snake tomato (Trichosanthes cucumerina) locally known as “elejo tomato” is a variety growing mostly wild in southwestern Nigeria. It is mainly found in the states of Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Ondo and Edo. Snake tomato is a gourd vegetable that grows in tropical regions and is used for culinary and medicinal purposes.

It is a member of the cucumber family and is called by many names in different parts of the world including serpent gourd, snake gourd, pointed gourd, snake squash etc.
Like all plants, vegetables and fruits, snake tomato
is packed with phytonutrients.

The edible pulp is highly nutritious with health promoting properties. Other parts of the plant like the seeds and roots are used medicinally too.

In Nigeria, the pulp of ripened fruits is used in cooking to replace tomatoes when cooking stews. Some of the important nutritional contents and properties are below;
They are low in calories.
They contain high fiber content.
They contain vitamins A, C and B.
They contain potassium, phosphorus, iron, iodine,
manganese and magnesium.
They contain flavonoids, carotenoids, polyphenols
and lycopene.
They contain antioxidants and have anti-
inflammatory properties.
They have laxative properties.
Some of their applications are;
To bring down fevers.
To lower blood cholesterol levels and regulate blood
sugar levels because of the fiber.
To aid digestion and treat constipation because of
their laxative properties.
Snake tomato has so many other uses in different
parts of the world. These gourds make an excellent
replacement for normal tomatoes especially when
tomatoes are out of season and are expensive. They
are easy to grow and can be grown easily in gardens
and backyards.