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YelloweWest:
Where I come from we eat similar grass or

That might be dry bitter leaf
My concern is the pot looks like it has only water in it

bitter leaf is not grass for your information.

you people are fill with IGNORANCE

y should i b surprise when my bible have said it all The heart of man is desperatly wicked who can know it.

The north have various leaves which to others down south may think is not edible but which they (northerners) relish in their soups. We shouldn't come to a conclusion that this is inedible.

VoteDemiladgold:
and feed weed to human beings? Pls can u just give yourself a round of applause..

Under the Fulani regime, sorry, Buhari, cows are more important than human beings

bigtt76:
The north have various leaves which to others down south may think is not edible but which they (northerners) relish in their soups. We shouldn't come to a conclusion that this is inedible.

Is the (deputy) Governor a southerner for him not to differentiate an edible from non edible leave?

Na them them. shey they voted change right?,0k they should enjoy change. I have no pity for them cause they uses them to vote for change. laughing hard...

dainformant:
Some people's are worse than the Boko Haram insurgents after having their minds darkened with sheer wickedness and complete hatred for themselves and others. According to twitter user (Dan-Borno), the deputy governor of Borno state, Alhaji Usman Mamman Durkwa (pictured) during an inspection to an IDP camp in the state -caught workers using weed grass to make soup for refugees (imagine the height of corruption). This is not the first time IDP workers have been accused of such shameless treatment against refugees.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/04/idp-workers-using-weeding-grass-to-make.html

That must be the imported grass from Brazil.

Boko boys have turned people to refugees in their own country, may lord deliver us.

Mind me asking .....was there a video of the visit showing the Deputy Governor saying that the leaves are not edible? we only read somewhere ...besides the DG may be an ajebo who doesn't eat such food. Go ask any northern what mai and kuka food is all about then you will understand.

glossy6:
Under the Fulani regime, sorry, Buhari, cows are more important than human beings



Is the (deputy) Governor a southerner for him not to differentiate an edible from non edible leave?

There are actually edible weeds. Plus the reaction on the man's face does not even look like he is complaining. This story looks fabricated. Although, in a country with so many so called religious people, the peeps at those camps should be living fine. They should be receiving support from both private individuals and the government. NYSC camp food looks better than what those people are being fed.

bigtt76:
Mind me asking .....was there a video of the visit showing the Deputy Governor saying that the leaves are not edible? we only read somewhere ...besides the DG may be an ajebo who doesn't eat such food. Go ask any northern what mai and kuka food is all about then you will understand.

God bless you. I was just about to talk about mai an kuka being the only thing that looked like soup that they used to eat during my service year in the north. That stuff might actually be edible.

Nobody is sure it's inedible weed.. Some vegetables are classified as weed e.g. Waterleaf

See Extreme poverty...

where is the Fulani man from Duara

bigtt76:
Mind me asking .....was there a video of the visit showing the Deputy Governor saying that the leaves are not edible? we only read somewhere ...besides the DG may be an ajebo who doesn't eat such food. Go ask any northern what mai and kuka food is all about then you will understand.

mai in Hausa means oil
we have miyan kuka which is greenish like the ewedu soup but kuka food mi omo .

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it's like you were about typing miyan kuka

I maintain that the deputy Governor is in a position to decipher edible or non edible, ajebo or not.

Yea I meant typing Miyan Kuka ....auto correct tinz tnx dear

glossy6:
mai in Hausa means oil
we have miyan kuka which is greenish like the ewedu soup but kuka food mi omo .

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it's like you were about typing miyan kuka

I maintain that the deputy Governor is in a position to decipher edible or non edible, ajebo or not.

CastedDude:
na read u no fit read abi na blind u dey... does that look like an edible plant...why do people always discredit this kind of news while the IDPs keep suffering..the governor is pictured with the weed grass and yet u are arguing trash abi u tink say him just wan snap picture with am... that's y this wickedness will continue wen people like u will see the truth but choose to doubt it cos u feel u know all.. mstcheww

stop showing your ignorance with so much arrogance! so, in the whole of stupid life you haven't seen dried vegetables before?
vegetables that are stored for long - where regular preservation methods are not available - are usually dried so they can keep for longer!

cure yourself of your stupidity before posting something else!

Dapsin2901:
Are we sure it is grass?

No, it is not. It is an edible leave called KARKASHI in hausa. It's a kind of draw soup, please.