You missed a lot, if you never tasted this candies

1. Can't remember the name

2. Ekono Gowon

3. Baba dudu

Only for those who grew up in d north.

Yup I remember all. Baba dudu is still very much around.

UrennaNkoli:
1. Can't remember the name

2. Ekono Gowon

3. Baba dudu

No. 1 Balewa
2. Licky Licky

Chillext:
No. 1 Balewa
2. Licky Licky

Well different names for different regions. Where I come from and in the north, it was called ekono gowon.

dominique:
Yup I remember all. Baba dudu is still very much around.

R u sure?

The 2nd one was called hausa sweet in the south

Balawa Pongila or ekana gown. Baba dudu.

D first one is still very much available here in d North,infact I had some days ago. I miss baba dudu though,used 2 take it as a child growing up in Lag

Which one be candy? Na Balewa (addicted to ones of blue colour way back ) Ekana gowon and Baba dudu. l can never go near them again, ain't healthy for the body!

I don old o...kai!

The first one is called TABA TABA

Chillext:
No. 1 Balewa
2. Licky Licky

No 1 is called alewa or alawa

Pavore9:
Which one be candy? Na Balewa (addicted to ones of blue colour way back ) Ekana gowon and Baba dudu. l can never go near them again, ain't healthy for the body!

**yimu

After you don lick sege for the thing, na now you remember health

UrennaNkoli:

Well different names for different regions. Where I come from and in the north, it was called ekono gowon.

Same name in Lagos

Ekono actually means nails in Yoruba language

Kimoni:


**yimu

After you don lick sege for the thing, na now you remember health

Person no dey repent for una family?

Pavore9:


Person no dey repent for una family?

after the thing don sweet you for belle finish

Mba o,dis isnt ekana gowon,its called balewa. Infact we used to eat it a lot while growing up,der we're two version:d white one dat always felt like toffee wen chewing then d oda colored ones used to jus break or pieces wen u chew and jus melt.
Infact @op I suspect dis pic was taken at ajegunle area cos I saw smtn like dis last week arnd der,lol

UrennaNkoli:

Well different names for different regions. Where I come from and in the north, it was called ekono gowon.