How to cook Rabbit Meat in Nigeria

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Published on September 6, 2018 by

We took a journey to an amazing rabbit farm owned by one of the pioneers in Nigeria, Mr Leke Ilo and we got to learn new things. The Rabbit story was lead by one of our own, Warripikin, watch through.

Rabbit hitting in Nigeria isn’t a totally common practice here in Nigeria, so we decided to do this story to learn first hand and also to educate viewers on all that needs to be known about Rabbits, hopefully we can move to cover other forms of animal husbandry. Kindly support our cause via the link above, that we can continue making amazing videos like this.

Did you know that all parts of the rabbit as an animal is of no waste. They are said to be used for medicinal, cosmetics, pharmaceutical research purposes. Not leaving out fashion, as their skin and furs can be used to make garments, hats, boots, and their meat are also used for human consumption.

The rabbit farm owner, Mr Leke dished out a lot of information and showed us as much as possible to know, which also include that:
* how the rabbits socially interact with each other.
* how to crossing breeding of the rabbits.
* how it is been prepared too.

We moved on to his restaurant, Allen Buka in Lagos and we meet one of the worker, Mr Emmanuel. He also took us round and how the rabbit is been prepared for consumption.

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13 Comments

  • Jesus 5 years ago

    How many men have to sleep with one woman this love fa so funnyπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜€πŸ˜€πŸ˜πŸ˜

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  • AJ Law 5 years ago

    Really nice video, I’ve always loved rabbit meat but haven’t eaten for over 25years. Kudos to the dude, Leke. Only concern I have is with the Allen Buka chef, next time wear synthetic gloves…

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  • Lizzy Opara - Nadi 5 years ago

    Wow something different and unique here. You both did a great job and those mouth watering cooked rabbits made me even hungry more. Loving all the videos so far. Keep up the work, Warri Pikin and this business much be booming too. More blessings, Mr Leke.

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  • SylviasWorld 5 years ago

    Gosh, when they fried the rabbit in Palm oil it looked delicious. I’ve had rabbit before it tasted quite sweet actually. The English eat rabbit (hare) stew too.

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  • jeunkoku 5 years ago

    Warri pikin never disappoint πŸ‘πŸ½..I dey come πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬soon will check it out.

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  • JJ Williams 5 years ago

    Very unhealthy preparation ..this local chef supposedly to wear hand gloves

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    • Pietro Jenkins 5 years ago

      Nigerian food is always prepared in very unsanitary conditions it makes my head boil actually.

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  • micmastaz 5 years ago

    Good video! I love that you show your culture through this channel, as it is a lot different than in America, everyone seems a little more humble and happy with the little things in life, as always, great video, and I love the presenter Warri.

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  • jay park 5 years ago

    rabbit is so cute why kill it πŸ˜₯πŸ˜₯

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    • lequse jones 5 years ago

      Should we only eat ugly animals?? Which animals are ugly? IMHO god designed rabbits from the ground up as food. They are prey animals and many carnivores and omnivores readily eat rabbits.

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  • THM_ALEXEIS 5 years ago

    If you eat this animal, then you are not different from a Dog, Pig Vulture, Hyena, Slug, & poop eater.

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    • lequse jones 5 years ago

      If you eat any animals (by that reasoning) then you are no different from a lion, tiger, snake, pig or any carnivorous (or omnivorous) animal …except of course that humans tend to COOK their meat before consumption.

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  • Mimsxo 5 years ago

    This is so saddd they look soo cute noo😞😩

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