
Charcoal-fired kilishi dryer (modified six-tray cabinet)
A six-tray charcoal-fired cabinet, modified at Ahmadu Bello University to dry kilishi with insulation, a DC fan on a photovoltaic panel and a relocated chimney.
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A six-tray charcoal-fired cabinet, modified at Ahmadu Bello University to dry kilishi with insulation, a DC fan on a photovoltaic panel and a relocated chimney.
A 2007 survey reports underground grain pits in Nigeria’s Sudan Savanna, especially Borno and Yobe. It describes lined pits storing threshed millet, sorghum and cowpea.

A 1974 FAO report describes varied mud fish-smoking ovens around Nigeria’s Kainji Lake basin, including an hourglass form in its northern parts. It documents the form and broad use, but gives no dimensions or construction sequence.

A flexible leaf parcel encloses sliced African oil-bean cotyledons during some Ugba preparations in southeastern Nigeria. Leaf species and layers vary by documented method.

Graters, motorized rasping drums and processor grating discs reduce cassava or coconut to shreds or mash. They perform the grating stage only; later processing determines texture, extraction and cassava safety.

A curd knife cuts set milk into recipe-sized pieces; a perforated ladle lifts and moves curd while whey drains. The hand tools work at different moments in an open cheesemaking vessel.

A Kworia is a large calabash used in northern Nigerian nono production: fresh milk ferments in calabashes before cream is skimmed and the sour milk is handled or sold.

A shallow woven basket or tray can hold cooked, dehulled seeds while they ferment into alkaline condiments. Beninese and Nigerian sources document different basket, tray and cover arrangements rather than one regional standard.