An expert’s view on how to prepare dog meat
By Blustar Entertainment
14 December 2015 |
12:23 pm
Also known as '404', dog meat is a delicacy enjoyed in some parts of Nigeria. We delve into the world of those who prepare the meat from 'man's best friend' for their teeming customers.
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