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Obe Ata Dindin(Buka Stew)

on July 15, 2016

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Obe Ata Dindin(Buka Stew)
Made with Palm oil....
It can be eaten with White Rice, Yam, et al.
Only the Yoruba's can Relate.
Available in 2,3,5 liters
Call: 07035711029

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