I have always been the type who gets irritated at the sight of any insect not to talk about eating them: whether roasted,cooked,fried or raw I just cant.But during my university days in the eastern part of Nigeria,when I travelled to my village I saw the way everyone both old and young rushed to catch those winged termites during the rainy season using a bright light which attracts the termites and then using brooms or their hands to get them to fall on the floor or inside a basin of water.In my local dialect (Igbo)it is called "Aku","Akebe" or " Nwakebe" Termites are prepared in various ways for eating. In my village, it is popular to remove the wings,lightly fry the termites in their own fat over a low heat and add a little salt,onion and pepper. Fried termites are tasty after being dried in the sun and they can be consumed for a rather long period of time(it hardly gets spoilt). In some areas, termites are used as gifts for marriage. Raw termites ...
At events, Men skip agbada’s and wrappers and go for caftans (kaftan), they are simple and easy to pull off. So what differentiates a good caftan (kaftan) from an ordinary looking one? its very simple, the Designs . The designs and styles of a caftan matter a lot many are subtle and intricate while some are just plain and ordinary. As a stylish man your aso ebi style must always be on point, whether you opt for a traditional style caftan or a modern tunic. Caftans are comfortable, stylish and exquisite, they can be made from different materials which includes linen, silk, chiffon, Georgette, brocade, soft cotton etc. Many of this caftans come with unique embroidery and embellished designs enough to spin heads at an event. The caftan might be fairly simple in construction but it sure makes a man look dashing. I’ve put up several lovely caftan design for your viewing pleasure they are the perfect aso ebi styles for men.