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alanto:
This is to bring Yoruba foods to the world, I have made a list of foods I know to be indigenous to the Yoruba, you are free to add yours.

1 Iyan Isu (Pounded Yam)
2 Iyan Gbere (Pounded African Bread Fruit)
3 Iyan Koko (Pounded Cocoyam)
4 Ebiripo (Grated Cocoyam)
5 Ifokore/Ikokore (Grated Water yam)
6 Ekuru (more like moi moi without the ingredients, to be eaten with fried stew)
7 Akara
8 Moi moi
9 Amala dudu (processed yam flour)
10 Amala funfun (processed Cassava)
11 Mon nu (like moi moi can't remember the main ingredient, ate it as a kid in the village)
12 Sapala (Cooked Dried Maze eaten with coconut)

Soups
Eforiro
Egusi Ijebu
Egusi elefo
Gbegiri
Omi Obe
Ata didin

Varieties of Vegetables indigenous to Yorubas.
Elegede
Odu
Tete
Soko
Igbo
Worowo
Ewuro
Ila
Ewedu
Gbure
Amunutu

I understand that different Yoruba villages have their varieties of foods, fruits and vegetables so you are free to add yours.

Picture 1 (Iyan)
Picture 2 (Ebiripo)
Picture 3 (Amala Isu AKA "Amala dudu" meaning black Amala.
Picture 4 (Amala Lafun, AKA "Amala fufun" meaning white Amala

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Another question here, who owns or have the rights to fish or make use of the sea/ocean within a geographical location?

chloride6:
According to the land use act of 1978, all lands belong to the Federal Government but the power to act over it is vested in the State government.

So all claims of onwership come from the State government. In Lagos, I don't know if this is applicable elsewhere, lands for development are first gazzeted meaning they are published in Government records for public use. Although most lands already belong to certain families before the enactment of the act, they require a governor consent to claim legal ownership. There after you obtain a certificate of occupancy I think.

But I've read some where that you don't actually buy land, it's just rented out to you for 99 years.

An Act to Vest all Land compromised in the territory of each State (except land vested in the Federal government or its agencies) solely in the Governor of the State , who would hold such Land in trust for the people and would henceforth be responsible for allocation of land in all urban areas to individuals resident in the State and to organisations for residential, agriculture, commercial and other purposes while similar powers will with respect to non urban areas are conferred on Local Governments.(27th March 1978) Commencement.





29th March 1978

Its the state sir. Not the FG

Intrepid01:
Oga Op, according to the Land Use Act of 1978...all land belongs to the FG...inclusive of those family land people lay claim to. Families are just custodian of the land.

The Land Tenure System in Nigeria is such that the State Government owns the land and you are leasing it for a period of 99years. Also anything below the land (like Minerals and Crude oil etc) belongs to the federal government with the exception of natural resources that can be found on the surface (e.g Limestone). Kindly go through the USAID Free Course below to understand Land Tenure Systems in Africa (https://www.canvas.net/browse/usaid/courses/usaid-land-tenure-2

ShoProperties:
This happened a while back. I think I was in Primary five at the time. My dad told me of how we used to own the property behind our house; demarcated by a fence. I remember wondering how exactly a person can own something and then not own it anymore. I asked if he had sold it to someone else. This was the only logical reason I could come up with. He said he hadn’t but that the property was just taken from us. This got me thinking about how exactly property is owned in Nigeria. Precisely, what do you have to do to fully own property (land as it is popularly known) in Nigeria? In fact, can you fully own property in Nigeria? When there are issues pertaining to ownership of property in Nigeria, how are they resolved? What steps do you take?

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