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All he lie. My Great grandmother who's delicacy is this fish is still alive
Essandoh, the specialist has nothing to lose if you get high blood pressure and die of it eventually. So you can go on flouting your grandma's old age and continueeztibg as you wishkoobi and momoni. Nobody cares what happens ...
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Don't worry because the economy of Ghana is so poor that people can't afford to buy and eat too much KOOBI, MOMONI and DAWADAWA. One KOOBI will be in a soup for about six people and people do not get enough to eat. When Ghana ...
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GO TO KUMASI AND TALK THIS NONSENSE TO THEM.YOU WILL SEE WHAT THEY WILL DO TO YOU
Hahahaha. KOOBI and MOMONI are delicacies in Ashanti Region. They are not able to eat because they don't have big river bodies to trap the Tilapia that is used for the KOOBI.
koobi is not good. bottom feeders in the sea plus salted to kill all good in the fish. being in slavery does not mean we accept stupidities when enlightening is here
They love eating rotten foods. I don't know what is inside noses..... hahahaaaa
Your assertion is not true. The salting is just a preservation. I have personally practice salting of fish growing old.
At which laboratory did this one too conduct his study before coming this conclusion. This half baked specialist should stop confusing ghanaians. These people with questionable qualifications always want to be heard. Keep it ...
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Please please please, if you don't have anything to talk about, fo and sleep. After going to high school to study, this is all you have discovered. Lol
Has anyone applied for a building Permit at the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA)? After paying hard cash to obtain the building permit, applicants are subjected to very disrespectfull and corrupt processes at the Works depart ...
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When was this l know everything born
It is the Saul not the kobi and moronic per say. The helpful thing is to show us how to remove excess salt. The fault is simply a preservative for fish.
My mother insist we boil the koobi separately, throw the water away before using in eating it.