drololaaof:
This is the season of rotten yam or tuber product,just be vigilant when buying yam .

LeoDeKing:

Check very well, 98% of those wicked souls in Lagos are actually the economic migrants from the worthless barren land.

greymiles:

One tuber of yam for 1500
Are you trying to tell us you’re rich or that you’re dumb

Buddha3:


This one has clearly never crossed his village boundaries.

Some Nigerian youths will just shamelessly embarrass you with their repugnant ignorance.

Polycarp, just quietly sit in your father's mud house and ruminate on that free garri and yam that's being harvested from your ancestral lands...and leave conversations like this for people with the requisite knowledge.

Jostoman:
Even some they always use rotten pepper to cook their stew. Some people are just too wicked

NoQualmz:

Most yams in d market are stored yams. And most stored yams tend to rot as time time goes on. A farmer once told me that yams that rot so well are those fertiliser yams. Yams that were grown with fertiliser do not have a long life span. You will see them mostly very huge and heavy. Once u cut a part to eat today after some days the other half has gone bad or started decaying.
Best time to buy yams are during d great harvest. Fresh yams

Everyone should note that this is planting season for yams..so when buying yams shine ur eyes.

greymiles:

One tuber of yam for 1500
Are you trying to tell us you’re rich or that you’re dumb

Brownshoe:
when is harvest period? Like to know

NoQualmz:

August
Sept
Oct
Nov
And some Dec

Slimy yams of August..very good for poundo

Sweet yams are btw Oct/Nov because yams are probably getting dried. I think the drier the yam...the sweeter it is! Whether fried or boiled

LeoDeKing:

Check very well, 98% of those wicked souls in Lagos are actually the economic migrants from the worthless barren land.

NoQualmz:


Don’t mind that one she knows nothing.

Avoid yams with wounds on their bodies...especially decaying wounds.

Always raise a yam up with ur hand and feel the weight for it’s size...if it’s heavy...the flesh is still intact. If otherwise,disease is gradually eating up the flesh beneath the bark.

Make sure yam looks very smooth...avoid yams with very rough bodies

Also watch out for ants roaming on the body...it also shows yams that have long been harvested and stored over time,thereby rotting away.

Nigeria lacks food storage system...one problem killing food sustainability in this present times.

Not a farmer but I really attended agric classes back then

Stallionhorse:
Who's fault is it?? Even a 3 month year old child in his mothers womb will know spoil yam before buying. Don't come here to blackmail one Innocent aboki..

Omicronvaccine:
A Twitter user, Uncle Sarm has lamented after he discovered that the tuber of yam he claimed to have bought for N2500 at a market in Lagos, was rotten, IGBERETV reports.

He shared a photo of the yam with the caption;



https://twitter.com/Uncle_sarm/status/1520320826549153793?s=20&t=dDmPIR2NrmLd6PPH-LsyDw

Stallionhorse:
Who's fault is it?? Even a 3 month year old child in his mothers womb will know spoil yam before buying. Don't come here to blackmail one Innocent aboki..

siofra:
Hmm. But can't you tell rotten yam from good yam.

It's pretty easy.

Be careful of yams that are very black, always go for light brown coloured yams.

You can also feel the yams to know if it's bad but in this method, the yams will already be very bad before you know.

foryourminding:
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2015 was the first time Afonja was allowed to bring a president of Nigeria and you voted the worst relic ever known to human leadership. And you think we will allow you decide again? Lol.


That decayed yam up there has more chances of being the president of America than Tinubu and his band of senile drug dealers and criminals coming close to Nigeria treasury ever again.

LeoDeKing:

Check very well, 98% of those wicked souls in Lagos are actually the economic migrants from the worthless barren land.