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Nadingo:
I was at a car wash near the Bauchi State School of Agriculture in Bauchi metropolis and I saw some kids with this fish which they caught from a River nearby. Priced it and they said I should bring N1,200. Asked them for the last price and they said N1,000. Omo I quickly gave them the money and opened my car trunk.

WibusJaga:
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You are a cheat abi cheater

Cypress042:
I bought some yesterday for seven hundred naira

After using all to prepare my okra soup i couldn't find any tiny fish in the pot, everything dissolved. Only God knows how i skillfully managed the bony soup

Channah1:
This Bony fish but it's very tasty. Fry it if you want to enjoy it.

HarlequinLekex:
Show us love na.

Nadingo:
Yeah sure. Wife is cleaning them up preparing them for frying.

Nadingo:
You should've fried them

Cypress042:
I was even per boiling the fishes like that without opening and cleaning them, before one of my good neighbours came saved my soup

Bahamas95:
The best way to enjoy it is when fried, the bones become edible......If you take am cook pepper soup just be careful of bones. Tilapia is very tasty but I don't like it that much because of the bones.

Channah1:
This Bony fish but it's very tasty. Fry it if you want to enjoy it.

doggedfighter:
A good buy.



Smoke them .




I think food is cheaper in northern part of the country.

Nadingo:
doggedfighter Cypress042 Bintdawood Bahamas95 Channah1

Hello guys, we had a rather awful experience with this fish. Aside the fact that wife over fried some to a point they tasted like thin glass, all of them have so much sand in them that we couldn't consume it.

Pls, note that we used blunt knife to scrape the scales and we also removed the innards one after the other before sun drying them to rinse out water. And when we noticed the water used in washing them was muddy and grainy, we rinsed them EIGHT different times until the water appeared clean.

But unfortunately, we still couldn't eat after frying because of the amount of sand we encountered.

Where did we go wrong pls?

Nadingo:
doggedfighter Cypress042 Bintdawood Bahamas95 Channah1

Hello guys, we had a rather awful experience with this fish. Aside the fact that wife over fried some to a point they tasted like thin glass, all of them have so much sand in them that we couldn't consume it.

Pls, note that we used blunt knife to scrape the scales and we also removed the innards one after the other before sun drying them to rinse out water. And when we noticed the water used in washing them was muddy and grainy, we rinsed them EIGHT different times until the water appeared clean.

But unfortunately, we still couldn't eat after frying because of the amount of sand we encountered.

Where did we go wrong pls?

myke92:
Ehya.. Sorry o

Las las, You couldn't get any value for your ₦1000,

The Awoof no really click this time around.

Better luck next time

doggedfighter:
Sorry about your awful experience. Really don't know much about that fish but felt smoking will make it stronger and tastier.

Retaining sand after thorough washing is a no no.


Don't buy again. Stick with the ones you know.

Nadingo:
doggedfighter Cypress042 Bintdawood Bahamas95 Channah1

Hello guys, we had a rather awful experience with this fish. Aside the fact that wife over fried some to a point they tasted like thin glass, all of them have so much sand in them that we couldn't consume it.

Pls, note that we used blunt knife to scrape the scales and we also removed the innards one after the other before sun drying them to rinse out water. And when we noticed the water used in washing them was muddy and grainy, we rinsed them EIGHT different times until the water appeared clean.

But unfortunately, we still couldn't eat after frying because of the amount of sand we encountered.

Where did we go wrong pls?

Nokio1:
in this renewed Hopelessness govt
NA u go dey tell shildren bone is very nutritional

Bintdawood:
Better soup its cheap man! This can last for a week seff

Enjoy!!!