₦airaland Forum

Redman44:
Some of these fruits e.g Garden egg , Black Velvet Tamarind and Aya can also be cultivated in Nigeria's southern states. Cheers.

Glad to hear this.

Caaz:
I missed kunu zaki and kunu gaida.i used I use to prepare it for my family before but my mynd just comot .



But you masa and wain/kilisi I don't joke with ithem.

Nice one

Caaz:
Aya(dried tigernuts that one I don't like it for one day.

I still eat dry Aya till date. But we use it mostly to prepare Kunun zaki. It gives the Kunu a milki taste

Caaz:
Ka Gani abun di.wanda ana kira goruba...count me out...dabino(dates) thing na ne.

Those years at hadeja road I used to buy it from masu baro with enough kwakwa.the feeling is heavenly.

Lol, Goruba was my favorite when I was young. Ama tunda nayi girma, bana chinshi. Ina soron Akorina







Fergier001, Nlfmode.

Kurna
Gauta
Samiyan Biri

Goruba
Dabino (Date)
Yalo (Garden egg)
Aya (Tiger nut)

The North have some rare fruits that are only found in the North. These fruits are highly nutritious.They are mostly grown in the desert and places without much rain.

Some of these fruits include Goruba (Doum fruit or Gingerbread fruit), Adua (Desert Date), Dabino (Date), Aya (Tiger nut), Samiyan Biri (Black Velvet Tamarind) etc.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEodXpUDSmo?si=FYoKQDtid6opmAwc

LotannaWallace:
I actually mill, process, and move the product myself...

Straight from production to buyers.
Fresh stock. Real quality. No stories....

That's nice.
You do this to protect your product from getting adoltrated by middle men before it gets to the market.

Dshocker:
How much was invested into planting the ginger?

Over 3 milion

Gotocourt:
Ya baka sa Danbun nama ba

Babu kusa dani, a lokacin da ake hada wanna video.

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Typing:
These pictures are making me salivate.

Lol, if you have money you can eat whatever you want.








Fergie001, nlfmode

LotannaWallace:
Let me post a glimpse of how I do mill my own oil here in Akwa Ibom...

Wow. Nice to see that we have Oil producer here. Keep it up.

femi4:
Red oil or palm oil...palm oil we know

Bothre the names of the same product

More pictures from Northern street Food

Common street food in the North

The North have high numbers of street foods. Some of those food are sold in the day time, while others are mostly sold at night.

For instance, Suya, Balango, Chicken barbeque, Fresh Fish barbeque and fried Fish are mostly sold at night. Here are some common street Food in the North and their prices.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WUR1MG1tIA?si=wQlVovhQr9wWV3CN

mindtricks:
Good to see this.

Thank you

dollytino4real:
Dis one na digital processing b4 b4 b4 na matching with legs inside boat like wooden box dem dey match some dey mess abi fart in English

Ok. I've heard about the process where Legs were used in some places. But this particular process is neat and far more advanced than others





Fergie001, Nlfmode

Process of producing red Oil in Enugu

There was a time I went to the South East of Nigeria and I witnessed, how Red Oil is processed in a Community, in Enugu.
These people make Red Oil in commercial quantity. Their red Oil is of good quality.


Almost every home in that Community produce Red Oil.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6CBnitOvSQ

Quest7777:
Please learn how to speak correct English before quoting me.

Poor man. Is English my language?

alyarmouk:
I've not seen or noticed any ginger farmer around. However, I'd mk more enquirers, thanks

Ok good

TEYA:
He actually deserves a slap!

No mind am

PattersonHR:
This same pictures were posted here in 2023, that time they called 1m

Yes. I used the same video and pictures to tell everyone the present value of Ginger.

NwaAdazzi:
na u post, na u still dey comment
no be only 12 million na 100million

Why are you pained? You hear millions you come dey vex. Since you've never hold a million naira of your own. You and SAPA dey drag each other for clothe.

Beautifulday:
Ginger farming season is when?

They plant Ginger in April every year

Quest7777:
Na so.
If this statement was true, all Nigerians would have become millionaires overnight.

Does all Nigerians farm Ginger?

alyarmouk:
I have two plots, fenced.. in badagry, lagos.
I will appreciate help with contacts of labour n insight into recreating this. On ONE plot

Can your Soil type suit Ginger farming? Has anyone ever farm Ginger in your neighborhood? These are vital questions as regards your enquiry

Sheuns:
You only become an overnight millionaire if you inherit millions or you steal.

Your gingers are useless if there’s no way to get it into the market for the right price and people to buy.

If you have Ginger I will buy them at the price I just mentioned. Besides, the buyers will rush you like flies rush fresh meat.

muyico:
Stop misleading us
12m or weytinz u talk self??

Go and do your yahoo. This thread is not for you.

extremophile:
I served in Kurmin Musa, Kachia Local Government area of Kaduna State back in the days. Kachia is known as the Home of Ginger.

You are right

Kachia is the major producer of Ginger in Nigeria

Magnetic010:
Can we farm ginger in the south?

Yes. But the soil type affect the quality of Ginger. Kaduna produces the best quality of Ginger that can be exported and used as raw materials in most companies. This is due to their soil type.