The parasite is shamed when the host finds a way to shut him out. The preparation of ẹ̀bẹ (or àṣáró) leaves no yam remnant on the peels for a parasite to take advantage of; roasting and later peeling yams on the other hand, for example, would leave something for such a parasite.)
The parasite is shamed when the host finds a way to shut him out. The preparation of ebe (or asaro) leaves no yam remnant on the peels for a parasite to take advantage of; roasting and later peeling yams on the other hand, for example, would leave something for such a parasite.)