Another adventure around the city of warri located in delta state Nigeria, after steemcamp i went on a tour/ survey around the busy riverine area of warri with 
The city of warri in South South Nigeria is a commercial hub of delta state. It is one of the major hubs of petroleum activities and business in Southern Nigeria, the city is one of cosmopolitan cities in Southern Nigeria comprising of urhobo, itsekiri and the ijaw people.
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The people were friendly and easy to communicate with, living among them are other tribes from different part of the country like the Hausas, igbos and mostly from Edo state, all living together peacefully.
The journey to the riverine community was a funfilled and scary one because they have no good means of transportation except by boat or canoe, the river was dirty with weeds and waste all over the bank, most of all it was contaminated by oil spillage.
Surprisingly i was expecting to see men and youths as the transporters or paddlers but funny enough they were all old women. Strong, agile old women in their late 50's and 60's making a living through transportation of people to the other side of the community.
The river was definitely a deep one with wooden houses and huts built on them. Unfortunately
she was practically scared of entering the boat and scared of coming out after getting to our destination.
We decided to try out someone of the widely known edibles or foods in warri.
oyster
Hungry, we decided to search for food around the market where we Came across a young woman selling something edible called oyster. I definitely would say i enjoyed it because it tastes somehow like dried chicken and stale bread or should i say it gave me mixed feelings but i successfully took two good mouthful.
Unfortunately our lady
Palmtree grubs
I know anyone seeing this will either feel neaseous or disgust but sincerely this was delicious.
Palm tree grubs are edible grubs widely eaten in the southern parts of Nigeria, they can be found in palm trees and are high nutritional contents packed with protein and healthy fats, as well as twice the average zinc content of beef. They can be eaten fried, boiled, roasted or even raw, there are five types of palm tree grubs but we came across two different types here.
Yet again
I still find it difficult to understand how they could both eat anything without a frown...
the unleavened bread
I have heard and stumbled upon passages in the Bible talking about the unleavened bread but i never saw or tasted one until now. They are made without yeast and are usually flat but here in warri they are in full square shapes with enough flour.
They taste nice but not so nice with
It was a fun filled, hilarious and tasking journey and great moments to experience with fellow steemians.
I look forward to more adventures.
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