Who knew flies could be this useful? - BBC Africa

[@abasi-anwanonoyom990]

This is amazing! Who knew flies could be much more than just pests? Brilliant!

[@kabohakevin4103]

Inspiring and innovative. We have multiple resources that we never think of using

[@bhmcrumbs1348]

I believe they are also used for fish, chicken feed

[@samantham5374]

At least this creates job opportunities!

[@Sheyii]

Two things nobody wants turned into two things useful for everyone. Amazing work. I hope this can scale up across Africa and beyond

[@NelsonEnojo]

We also have that kind of waste in my City and hope we can also do the same here. Thank you.

[@OddWomanOut_Pi81]

How brilliant is this?!? 😲😲😲

[@AnuzaVlogz]

so this is where my why protein comes from 🤔

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

Yes . 😂

[@beatricemwania901]

wao great job, very inspiring and innovative way of treating organic waste

[@Lucyorganicgarden]

Great video!

[@josiahkulwa34]

Congratulations

[@malebyetabane9646]

Thats a great idea bro. Keep it up

[@eliudamunime5492]

Damn, innovative

[@lilianmukisa3291]

Starting to trend in Uganda as well

[@Rs9z.]

Stop lying

[@deacondawg1416]

Good.

[@tresand9595]

Amazing

[@somaliatheist2623]

Very inventive 👍🏽

[@TristanBirgenPodcast]

Why is there so much leftover crops in africa? Is food aid out competing local farmers?

[@yaeeshsingh6179]

Where is tjis

[@EzeKingRex]

Cool

[@OpalRaptor]

Gold skye

[@newmind4850]

Healthy.

[@thomasmackelly7685]

based

[@bernardbuhrs8639]

Soldier flys...😉👍

[@dudutv4769]

Kigen is kalenjin

[@johnludwig8448]

I CALL BS
WASTE OF MONEY

[@Arthur-Gieves]

Yup this is the kind of crap our foreign aid goes to.

[@joyaguzie1291]

🤮🤮🤮