femi4:
Isapa soup

Afam4eva:
I'm just not fond of Ewedu. It's too bland for my liking.

Gflat:
I wish to get married to a Igbo woman. I love me some afang, banga or ejikinko soups

kennygee:


Afang and banga are not Igbo soups.

Afang is from cross river, banga is from Edo abs Delta.

anonymuz:
this OP u know no say reccesion dey? I want prepare egusi soup now and I just set calculate 1500 for just two of us o. I beg I dey salivate now.

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soath:
Best 3 among these are bitter leaf, melon and garden egg soup.

Meanwhile I wonder how many are comfortable using fork for swallow . #MyOpinion

sojayy:
masturbator spotted !!!!

YourNemesis:


What is that Ishapa in English sef?
Aren't they they Hibiscus petals?

Gflat:
I wish to get married to a Igbo woman. I love me some afang, banga or ejikinko soups

Sanchez01:

Afang and Edikang Ikong Soup are delicacies owned by Akwa Ibom and Cross River, just as the Banga soup is native to Deltans. The perverted version called 'Ofaku' is what the Igbos prepare. We would say they are 'borrowed' soups to the Igbos.

Almost every soup out there is nutritional. Picking these few foods/soups is not enough.

kennygee:


Afang and banga are not Igbo soups.

Afang is from cross river, banga is from Edo and Delta.

Sanchez01:

Afang and Edikang Ikong Soup are delicacies owned by Akwa Ibom and Cross River, just as the Banga soup is native to Deltans. The perverted version called 'Ofaku' is what the Igbos prepare. We would say they are 'borrowed' soups to the Igbos.

Almost every soup out there is nutritional. Picking these few foods/soups is not enough.

Gflat:
I wish to get married to a Igbo woman. I love me some afang, banga or ejikinko soups

Afam4eva:
I'm just not fond of Ewedu. It's too bland for my liking.

Sanchez01:

Afang and Edikang Ikong Soup are delicacies owned by Akwa Ibom and Cross River, just as the Banga soup is native to Deltans. The perverted version called 'Ofaku' is what the Igbos prepare. We would say they are 'borrowed' soups to the Igbos.

Almost every soup out there is nutritional. Picking these few foods/soups is not enough.

Noneroone:
one can easily notice your inferiority from your post. Igbos have been eating ofe akwu centuries before banga ever became a cocortion. Most good soups you see including egusi are all originally Igbo soup.
banga ko fireworks ni

Chanchit:
@Sanchez01 do you speak Yoruba or understand little of it?

Kfed4ril:


Guy it's not ofaku its ofe akwu.
And it's not borrowed we igbos prepare it as stew to be taken with rice while the deltans prepare it as soup to be taken with swallow

Sanchez01:

I understand Yoruba language perfectly

Chanchit:


Lolz! Good. I know Modath understands Yoruba too. I would say my reason for asking maybe next week or the week that follows.

Sanchez01:

Thanks for the correction.

I'll give an instance; imagine the Hausas using Ofe Onugbo (my favourite Igbo soup ) as stew, it still does not change the fact that its origin is not Hausa. Here are some things to note;

1. The ingredients used (say Ofe Onugbo, the leaves and other necessary ingredients, such as the cocoyam, which is alien to the Hausas).
2. Ties of such foods, betterstill, variations of such foods (what you use as stew is the signature soup of Deltans).

Palm fruits are not alien to Igbos, for sure, but then again, it is only someone who is new to foods that would assume the Ofe akwu is not a variation to the Banga Soup of the South-South folks.

Chanchit:


Lolz! Good. I know Mo understands Yoruba too. I would say my reason for asking maybe next week or the week that follows.