Hello Stella.. I want to bring to people notice the very possible dangers of drinking local herbs popularly known as agbo..
While local herbs have been used to cure many illnesses, I saw this lady, an agbo seller yesterday morning outside KFC Lekki, at about 9.45 am plucking the plants that demarcates KFC and Chicken Republic off and stuffing in a bottle.
While local herbs have been used to cure many illnesses, I saw this lady, an agbo seller yesterday morning outside KFC Lekki, at about 9.45 am plucking the plants that demarcates KFC and Chicken Republic off and stuffing in a bottle.
She didn't even wash them considering that people spit,pee and cough as they walk on the road. She dumped the old bottle which had a visibly washed out "agbo" on the ground and hurriedly left with the new batch.
Ya'll should be very careful.. People can do anything for money!
Na wa o. But dis is palin wickedness na...
ReplyDeleteMedication with no guide, dosage or regulation; and people would buy and drink, smh
DeleteClick my name for all your celebration cakes n cupcakes, Cheers
But who still drinks agbo in this modern age?
DeleteA mixture of concoction with overdose! A mixture prepared in an unsanitized environment! This one no to give belle poison drink.
Pepper immunized against agbo
Pepper ose oku! Btw where is Ezenwanyi ukwu salt?
Pepper the observer!
Anyuanyu!
Razz idiot.its plain not palin.
DeleteOriginal Peter,its like you just learnt the word RAZZ...get a life you ugly afo tombo...your mates are out there making money and you are here exchanging words with women...Tufia*spitsOnYou
DeleteOmg !!!
ReplyDeleteOomf needs to see this, I'll send the link to him asap cos everytime, na so so agbo he go dey drink.
There is no limit to what people can do to make fast cash.
A doctor once told me that this agbo drink damages everything on d inside but ppl dnt know.
Lord have mercy!
ReplyDeleteEwwwww....person don chop shit....how can someone be this wicked and on sundays,they will occupy the front seat in church....with all this news about ebola virus,I will stop eating from bukka even coca cola too...as for the Agbo or whatever,thank God I don't take that shit....
ReplyDeleteNo don't stop eating in a bukka. Lazzy woman, u cannot prepare food for your self. Make I no yab you too much cos today is Sunday and in church
DeleteRazz bitch
DeleteMadam linda eze, I wonder the difference btw u and this woman, two wicked fellows yet u occupy the front seats on sundays
DeleteOriginal peter,your mama na correct Razz bitch...no be she dey coach me?have you forgotten?....*Agbaya church rat
DeleteOriginal peter,your mama na correct Razz bitch...no be she dey coach me?have you forgotten?....*Agbaya church rat
DeleteAll opa eyin and afato drinkers
ReplyDeleteUna don hear?
Hmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteEwwwwww, that's some nasty ish right there. I thought agbo is made from mostly roots and bark of trees.
ReplyDeleteWarning to all paraga, alomo, and opa eyin consumers.
But people are wicked sha o! I bet she can never taste her own pudding.
ReplyDeleteHow desperation and wickedness fuse for money making.
Agbo drinkers be warned! I wonder how people take all ds locally prepared stuff they don't know how and who prepared.
The same way we eat orombos rice with one mind. God help us
DeleteFunny enuf the people that sell this agbo look unkept o; i cant imagine mysef drinking this. Inbtw @amaka wats orombos rice?? lolz
DeleteLol sugar, one popular buka when I was in school
DeleteHehehe. And later they mix it all and tell them it cures all sorts of sickness whilst at the same time parading those sticks abi tree barks that have their skin scrapped in bottles as d main deal. Umu agbo, unu aghula ya. Ahihia(grass) VI na im una de help clear.
ReplyDeleteNawa o.
ReplyDeleteAgbo helps u give birth to tiny kids, your baby won't be big during labour......so, I heard anyway....
If u see where people are buying this agbo eh...u go tink say na gold them de buy.....
I totally dislike the thing.
@Mrs D like seriously? So dy wount be any need 2 push right, d child would jes come out like dt? Abeg no kill me wid laughter
Delete*drinks fura da nono
Dats how dey killed zara....wicked people
ReplyDeleteAbi she has discovered a particular plant that can cure husband snatching tinz on the island. Or helping to keep lagos clean. Lol
ReplyDeleteLol.
DeleteI don't drink it and I don't intend to start, I heard from when I was a kid from a researcher that there is an ingredient in most locally made agbo that can damage d liver
ReplyDeleteAgbo lovers make u nah take not.
ReplyDeleteAll these herbal medicinal drink can done by yourself or at home. Why not harm yourself with books or get on the internet searches where you will find the information free or for almost giveaway price. Here is a sample website http://www.ieatndrink.com
ReplyDeleteThank God I hav neva taken it and my family hates bitter things...its not common in d north
ReplyDeleteAgbo is good joor. Its good for back pain, Manpower lol, pile etc. Its just unfortunate that the woman didn't wash it. Most men use it wen they want to nack akpako...I still have my iya alagbo's number on speed dial. But when she's not around, then it's Yoyo Bitters.
ReplyDeleteOh chim! EVE E UME
ReplyDeletePeople still drink such?
ReplyDeleteNo matter how bad ds blog visitor's narration is, som ppl will stil take agbo com wot may. I know lots of big men who take agbo (like their life depends on it) in d name of going traditional.
ReplyDeleteIsiiorait, he who has ears let him hear.
If u must take agbo, kindly prepare it ursef.
True, you need to see the un-sanitized environment they prepare all these agbo.
ReplyDeleteI heard a story about two young couple who died by drinking concoction of agbo, it damaged their liver. All because they want a baby.
Hehehehe..gbogbonise..
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