₦airaland Forum

Racheal45:
Stop this even Americans get fishermen
I see nothing wrong

chidiokay:
If they have caught the regular fishes it wont have being an issue ... sharks are not meant for consumption

But in West Africa, hunger don wire una head even lizard if no be epilepsy una no go spear am

kiddaz:
You first said it's not meant for consumption that was why I countered you in the first place with proof that it is. Now it's clear you want to argue for arguing sake, mentioning mercury. Lol tuna that is a worldwide dish it's what you're comparing to cockroach? A lot of what we eat naturally contain one thing or the other not too good for our health but then moderation, how it's prepared and the combination of what it's served with makes the difference too. You're even comparing it with eating cockroach. I have better things to attend to please do your thing 😂

Salowise:
Must you always feel that what Africans do is always wrong? We're different people. People from China can eat cockroaches, yet when a Calabar person eats dog, it'll then be viewed as uncivilized. What's wrong with eating shark? I've watched videos of the same white people roasting sharks for food. Calm down bro

chidiokay:
Yeah ! sharks are not " meant/good" for consumption cos of its extremely toxicity ... what i forgot is people like you exist

lemme awaken your horizon, do you know some peopls eat human flesh for that mere fact does it make human being consumeable mr clifford orji

You are supposed to be the educated one

kiddaz:
Chai

Commentor:
Remain pepper and other spices.

Palm oil full Ghana.

Ebibedike1:
I feel so sorry for that innocent creature. He just swam to the wrong side of the Atlantic

Rebuker:
Watch the moment Ghanaian fishermen caught a live shark at the beach and dragged it ashore.

A group of fishermen in Ghana stunned onlookers when they hauled a live shark from their fishing expedition and dragged it across the sandy shore. The unusual catch quickly drew attention from beachgoers, many of whom gathered to witness the dramatic scene.

The shark, still alive as it was pulled onto land, highlighted both the risks and rewards faced by local fishermen who venture out daily to secure their catch. While shark sightings and captures are not entirely uncommon in West African waters, it remains a rare spectacle to see one brought to shore alive.

The video of the incident has since sparked reactions online, with some viewers amazed at the fishermen’s bravery, while others raised concerns about marine conservation and the safety of handling such a powerful creature.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pp-nwZt3jX4?si=NCBY3vGPXjVjmVJm