Nigerian independence day meals.

‎So I was just going through twitter and minding my business at the same time, lol! And I bumped into this pictures, ‎ Nigerian independence day meals. 

My question is will you eat it?
 
 
will you eat this?
 

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  1. baba8:00 PM

    I go chop am well....as long as nor be paint them use colour the garri and rice. whatever is used for the colouringredients has to be edible.

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    1. baba8:01 PM

      or I lick soup, chop meat and fish then relax

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  2. Unknown8:10 PM

    That garri na die. the rice looks interesting, flavour dey am?

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  3. Unknown8:38 PM

    Interesting beautiful

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  4. Unknown8:38 PM

    Interesting beautiful

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  5. Unknown9:22 PM

    Just imagining the color of my poo afterwards.

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  6. Unknown9:31 PM

    Just imagining the color of my poo afterwards.

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