4kizo:
Oga hungry never catch you at the wrong time

KanuSE:
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Rubbish

It's bcoz the food is delicious, value for money.

Bus2:
Superstition has reduced some nigerians to wild brute beasts with ZERO intelligence.
If cooked food sellers are fetish, then maybe the raw food and farm produce sellers are also fetish.

So maybe the OP should stop eating entirely or grow and cook all his own food, in which case, the previous land owner of the farm may also have been fetish.

BOOZELEE:
A Yoruba food seller is more likely to use juju..I don't know why.

Na God dey save person

KanuSE:
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Rubbish

It's bcoz the food is delicious, value for money.

Glamouzpeter:
I know a woman who uses lime Stone to make Garri so that even if she put 10 cups, it will be like 15

mariahAngel:


...and men are the most susceptible.
Guys! Learn how to cook basic meals for your own good.

nathpope:


When the gods are involved, hygiene is not a problem. They will keep you healthy enough to keep coming back for more...while they keep sucking the suckables off you...

BOOZELEE:
A Yoruba food seller is more likely to use juju..I don't know why.


Na God dey save person

peppermint7:



E easy for you no mean sey e easy for another person. Get sense

ednut1:
Nigerians are just too stupid and superstitious

Tokskob2008:
Eating at local bukas can be dangerous most times. When you see grown adults queuing up with plates in their hands just to buy food from a particular buka just know there's something else involved

southniyikaye:
For some months now, I eat outside cos of my day to day busy schedules...

Infact for almost a year now, have been eating outside.

So recently, my sales reps noticed something. No matter the amount of food we buy at our local buka, the maximum time to stay filled is 2hrs then we are hungry again.

So some people came around my place and it was a topic for discussion...

I was told most of them use broom to wash their pot before and after cooking.
Some use the water they used while bathing to cook...

I heard of one that happened in Akure back then at Arakale or is it Oyemekun now, they found human skull at the bottom of her soup pot, the soup never finishes before another is poured in but this time, the madam was not around and there were many people who came to buy food so so they couldn't add to the soup on time so the skull became visible..

Have heard about those who use water used in bathing dead body to cook..

So many things were discussed so, have you had any of such experience or experiences before or na just dem say dem say?

nuelyoyo:
I don't even think towards diabolism when I eat out, the only thing I worry about is hygiene.

southniyikaye:
For some months now, I eat outside cos of my day to day busy schedules...

Infact for almost a year now, have been eating outside.

So recently, my sales reps noticed something. No matter the amount of food we buy at our local buka, the maximum time to stay filled is 2hrs then we are hungry again.

So some people came around my place and it was a topic for discussion...

I was told most of them use broom to wash their pot before and after cooking.
Some use the water they used while bathing to cook..

I heard of one that happened in Akure back then at Arakale or is it Oyemekun now, they found human skull at the bottom of her soup pot, the soup never finishes before another is poured in but this time, the madam was not around and there were many people who came to buy food so so they couldn't add to the soup on time so the skull became visible..

Have heard about those who use water used in bathing dead body to cook..

So many things were discussed so, have you had any of such experience or experiences before or na just dem say dem say?

sonnie10:
In the 80s, there used to be this very popular Calabar woman that sells food only at night. She was so popular that only rich guy would access her food. Customers line would extend from the house to the road and wait time was like 1hour plus. Her food was very tasty and rich, stew, rice, fried plantain, bean, moi moi , she knew how to make them come out really good.
People would sometimes even fight when she bypasses the line to serve bigger boys with cash. But eventually, rumor of her supposed secret creeped in and the whole town was enraged. He business did not survive it as mere thinking about what they accused her of would make one throw up any food from there.

southniyikaye:


I heard of one that happened in Akure back then at Arakale or is it Oyemekun now, they found human skull at the bottom of her soup pot, the soup never finishes before another is poured in but this time, the madam was not around and there were many people who came to buy food so so they couldn't add to the soup on time so the skull became visible..

Have heard about those who use water used in bathing dead body to cook..

So many things were discussed so, have you had any of such experience or experiences before or na just dem say dem say?

GboyegaD:
Hmm...for someone whose family business was food selling, I find it difficult to believe these stories. One reason could be because we never practiced such and people sometimes out of envy would say anything.

Gambit23:


Her competitors destroyed her name....and it worked cuz una no get sense.

BOOZELEE:
A Yoruba food seller is more likely to use juju..I don't know why.


Na God dey save person

nathpope:


When the gods are involved, hygiene is not a problem. They will keep you healthy enough to keep coming back for more...while they keep sucking the suckables off you...

KanuSE:


So your nonsense post is about 'them say them say'

You have a problem.

GboyegaD:
Hmm...for someone whose family business was food selling, I find it difficult to believe these stories. One reason could be because we never practiced such and people sometimes out of envy would say anything.