Okazi (or Afang) Leaves In Kenya.

I've been residing in Kenya for two years, in Kisumu in the Western part - the city known for very high rainfall, the sugar belt of Kenya, sitting on a good portion of Lake Victoria with its supply of Tilapia, Nile Perch and Lake Victoria sardines. As a Calabar man living here, I recently got an acre of land for farming and felt led to plant our local vegetables like Ugwu, Water leaves, Okazi and Atama.

We Nigerians in East Africa usually get these leaves from neighbouring Congo and they come dried, so besides cultivating for consumption there is the opportunity to resell to my compatriots here. Who can supply me Okazi leaves with stems I can plant, up to 200 stems? Let's do business. (Photo of the leaf. Replies include suppliers indicating interest, including one who can also handle Texas shipments.)


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