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JAPAHTML:
Here's sophisticated bro penetration will be so hard due to nature and culture of our people
Too many kala fly around due to wild dangerous animals like wild pigs etc
The rest is history

I didn't understand everything you said here...


Like what is kala fly? And what has wild pigs got to do with it, penetration, nature , culture etc. I really didn't get you fully. I have an idea though of what you are saying.


But I think the Fulanis follow a grazing route in the bushes/forests and your village/LGA may just be outside that mapped route/path and that's why they do not pass through there or you don't see them around that side!

But they always say it's only Hausa that farm.and it's Igbo people that say that the most

brain54:
I didn't understand everything you said here...


Like what is kala fly? And what has wild pigs got to do with it, penetration, nature , culture etc. I really didn't get you fully. I have an idea though of what you are saying.


But I think the Fulanis follow a grazing route in the bushes/forests and your village/LGA may just be outside that mapped route/path and that's why they do not pass through there or you don't see them around that side!

Here's what I mean in simple term

1: there's no record or Fulani herdsmen since the beginning

2: other surrounding villas are strong and do not allow cows cos it destroys farm lands

3: By sophistication,; almost every household for this side have Riffle so you get what you want

okpouman:
But they always say it's only Hausa that farm.and it's Igbo people that say that the most

I won't deny our people do say that, but here's what we mean, there are bigger number of farmers in the North Compared to Est, but we also have good number of farmers here whose main focus is

Palm Oil production, Cassava, Rice, Maize etc you hardly see a beans farmer this side

Mariangeles:
What a name.

I wish I could get the seedlings to plant.🌱

it is mbembe ichikere, it is from ichikere tree

JAPAHTML:
Here's what I mean in simple term

1: there's no record or Fulani herdsmen since the beginning

2: other surrounding villas are strong and do not allow cows cos it destroys farm lands

3: By sophistication,; almost every household for this side have Riffle so you get what you want

They isn't any record of Fulanis in your area from the beginning of time...


Because your area isn't on their grazing route though!

JAPAHTML:
Hi thanks for the question there are different types of yams, these one is called "oku" in our local language.

There are bigger ones than the one in the picture but it's made for the market while these ones is for eating and storage for next planting season

I now understand.
Small yams are used as yam seeds

Splendid

JAPAHTML:
Hahaha 🤣 no he doesn't lol

For those asking I am from Abia state and this village is under Bende LGA
Wouldn't want to mention the villa itself

It's called mgbamgba.Ask your mom or Dad.It is common in our place in Abia.You are likely from Abia north.Jokwa!

JAPAHTML:
Even If I dey USA though I will enjoy it but there's something magical about this village which I can't even explain
Home is home

I will keep spending my life both in the city and village
I work remotely so no problem

East or West, home is the best.

However, in as much as I love and appreciate their industrious and enterprising life, I pray against any form of insecurity in their locality.

That's gazelle garaga according to Teanubu

JAPAHTML:
So here's the bush meat
One is Antelope abi Gazelle and the other one maybe porcupine don't know if am correct

I was so lucky to be around
It was a nice a day

Ensa777:
It's called mgbamgba.Ask your mom or Dad.It is common in our place in Abia.You are likely from Abia north.Jokwa!

Jokwa nwanne m but mgbamgba is black is color and circle in shape while this one is Oval

JAPAHTML:
Picked up some of this fruit I don't know the name but I like eating them
Very sweet, but if you eat too much your teeth will start shocking you 😁😁 is very acidic

we call it udara okukor,I don’t know the English name…

Love800:
Potent snake bite is the ones whose venoms are poisonous.

Traditional ways are just first aids, to hold you till when you can get to hospital to receive anti-venom.

Not really....traditional ways work 100 percent. I have been bitten by a snake that i was almost in the other side of existence and it was through traditional means i was treated and revived

Did you know what and what was used for the treatment?
What is the name?

korrej:
Not really....traditional ways work 100 percent. I have been bitten by a snake that i was almost in the other side of existence and it was through traditional means i was treated and revived

Love800:
Did you know what and what was used for the treatment?
What is the name?

I dont know....on that very day i passed out after drinking my mum's urine and other things that was given, vomitted and passed out...it was an intense event....continued visiting the traditional healer till i could walk again, during which i was given traditional concoction and things to apply on the foot . This happened in 1996

Nice one.

But my problem is that these native medications neva has a name.
In the hospitals, we know how anti-venoms are gotten, and what type is prescribed to you. There is data for it.

Anyway, i appreciate.

korrej:
I dont know....on that very day i passed out after drinking my mum's urine and other things that was given, vomitted and passed out...it was an intense event....continued visiting the traditional healer till i could walk again, during which i was given traditional concoction and things to apply on the foot . This happened in 1996

JAPAHTML:
What do you intend to farm?

Cash crops

Love800:
Did you know what and what was used for the treatment?
What is the name?

There's something the yoruba's call akporo epa ijebu, it's mostly sold everywhere, it works magic, I was once bitten by a snake it was used on the wound and also I had to lick some of it.. I believe every household should own one.. it's sold for I think 500naira.

No english name for it?

Olumighty123:
There's something the yoruba's call akporo epa ijebu, it's mostly sold everywhere, it works magic, I was once bitten by a snake it was used on the wound and also I had to lick some of it.. I believe every household should own one.. it's sold for I think 500naira.