Nice one.

Ondo people also have black soup, I'm not sure If it's the same.

Blurryface:
Plus Including Some Succulent Bweasts And Kpekus.

And When You Ask Edo Girls...

hahahahaha amor u no well I swear

Yes o, proudly an Edo/benin girl. we are too much!!!

Ekakamba:
OMG! That black soup dudu oooooo...
If you chop that soup cum go shiit for your crush house and water no dey the discern to flush that devil ennn...
You no go ever remain the same.

funny ....waitin u reason reach toilet...?

Nnemuka:
Cant wait to marry a man that can cook very well...chai
I will handle the oza room while he manages the kitchen.

odd...unless he is yahoo boy or self employed big boy. Imagine...after homeboy suffer from morning to night comeback around 9pm after heavy traffic...u want him to enter kitchen...babe another chikala go snatch the guy sharperly with blacksoup.

I hate dat black soup like hmmmm

but op that list ain't complete with Ogbono n pounded yam na


add garden egg soup too

tonididdy:


OWIE Edo?

Sir,
I dey here oh. Proudly

Still don't know why I don't like groundnut soup and can't swallow black soup with Eba.


Ogbono all the way.


Make I enter MAMA EBO now

Shukran:

Sir, I dey here oh. Proudly

bet u don stay in Edo?

wink2015:
what is that yellow looking balls by Bini Owo Soup?

Starch or correct Garri wey palm oil mix wella.

Dammie365:
4 DELICIOUS SOUPS TO RELISH WHILE IN EDO - By Jumia Travel

Edo, the heart of Nigeria, is not only home to a number of national tourist attractions within its locales, but it’s also home to some of the best and most delicious local soups. It’s safe to say that the Edo people are known for their soups. Aside the state’s rich history and dazzling festivals, its widely recognized indigenous soups should be relished when visiting its locales. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 delicious soups the Edo people are known for.

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Black Soup (Omoebe)

This is a popular delicious Edo soup made from the combination of three basic leaves (bitter leaves, scent leaves and uziza leaves) which are ground together with the native edo grinding stone. It’s the grounded leaves that give off a very dark colour and coupled with the fact that palm fruit sauce rather than palm oil is used, the combination gives the soup it’s black colour. Asides being tasty the soup is also very nutritious because of the herbs used in making it. It’s best served with pounded yam, Eba or starch.


Omi Ukpoka (Corn Soup)

This is another delicious edo soup with a unique aroma. The various spices added to the soup is what gives the soup its unique aroma. The soup is mainly made with ground dry corn (the type used for Ogi) and blended with smoked fish. The soup is mainly from the northern part of the state, and common to the Afemai people. The texture of the soup is much like Ofe Nsala or light Egusi Soup. Because of it’s high carbohydrate content, the soup is not recommended for those on a diet. It is mostly served with pounded yam, Eba, Fufu or semo-vita.


Omisagwe (Groundnut Soup)

This is a very popular soup in edo state and considered as one of the tastiest Edo meals. The soup is a perfect, sweet and savoury blend of groundnuts (peanuts), tomatoes and onions, with local seasonings, leaf vegetables and either chicken, beef or fish to add extra flavour to the dish. The soup is popular with the Etsakor people, one the three major ethnic groups in Edo state. The soup is usually served with either pounded yam or starch.


Bini Owo Soup

This is one of the oldest dishes prepared and eaten by the Edo people. Unlike most Nigerian soups, the Owo soup is usually thick and bare. One of the main ingredients of the soup is potash (okawu or kan) and it is best prepared with smoked fish, prawns or bush meat and eja sawa. Most people who have tasted this soup consider it as a ‘stew baptized as soup’. The soup is mainly eaten with carbohydrates such as boiled yams, boiled plantains, sweet potatoes, boiled green bananas etc. Some also use the soup to eat boiled rice and beans.


http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2017/03/delicious-soups-to-relish-while-in-edo.html?m=1

Try groundnut soup with akasan (agidi/eko).

or

Owoh with oghede nor ma vbho (unripe plantain) hmmmmm.


or

Black soup with ema ( pounded yam ) + bottle of chilled beer

Winnyluv:
That black soup though
Looks somehow

I just finish hammering the black soup now with better wheat. The best soup in Edo, very rich in nutrients.
Power don dey to fight, where is that adulterer pastor Sule?

opal4real:



Try groundnut soup with akasan (agidi/eko).

or

Owoh with oghede nor ma vbho (unripe plantain) hmmmmm.


or

Black soup with ema ( pounded yam ) + bottle of chilled beer

Bros you be ora.

i love this .download this app.it contains lots of recipes too.....a must have for every lady. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glaanceafrique.nigeriancuisines

CROWNWEALTH019:

Cute smile

thanks

Yam and owo with smoked fish...i really miss home sha

opal4real:



Try groundnut soup with akasan (agidi/eko).

or

Owoh with oghede nor ma vbho (unripe plantain) hmmmmm.


or

Black soup with ema ( pounded yam ) + bottle of chilled beer

konfam guy

tonididdy:


bet u don stay in Edo?

Born in UBTH

Schooled in FGGC Benin

Address Ikpoba Hill, Benin city

opal4real:



Try groundnut soup with akasan (agidi/eko).

or

Owoh with oghede nor ma vbho (unripe plantain) hmmmmm.


or

Black soup with ema ( pounded yam ) + bottle of chilled beer

Son of the soul

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I will handle the oza room while he manages the kitchen.
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I will handle the oza room while he manages the kitchen.
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Then wait no more for ur man has cometh

it would take quite a lot of persuasion to get me to try that black soup of a food going by that picture!

i'm edo btw

CROWNWEALTH019:

Another man go handle your sister pvssy

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Mr. Concern, how mkt na?
Na ur sister be d BENIN gal he date?
U never date and dump gal b4?
U just wan talk bcuz u sabi talk!

prettymina:
Hmmmmm, contest coming up soon. Proudly estacko, if ur GF, wife,or ur cook is not from edo state then ur diet is not balance

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Proudly estacko!
Where's ESTACKO located?
That should be benue or makurdi

Well
Me I'm proudly etsakor

mecussey:


odd...unless he is yahoo boy or self employed big boy. Imagine...after homeboy suffer from morning to night comeback around 9pm after heavy traffic...u want him to enter kitchen...babe another chikala go snatch the guy sharperly with blacksoup.

no hassle bro, if another snatches him with food another man will snatch me for my bedroom skills.
Life is easy, we just keep complicating it.

South South and their soups.

Nnemuka:

no hassle bro, if another snatches him with food another man will snatch me for my bedroom skills.
Life is easy, we just keep complicating it.

Dont tell me na only bedroom u wan offer a whole man all the days of his miserable life.

mecussey:


Dont tell me na only bedroom u wan offer a whole man all the days of his miserable life.

Miserable?? haba naa
How can a man whose wife is a banker and can rotate 360degrees in bed be miserable?
Na jollyment all along

Nnemuka:

Miserable?? haba naa
How can a man whose wife is a banker and can rotate 360degrees in bed be miserable?
Na jollyment all along

..lol...Just pray u get the Brutashi type...that can ram you all night as well against the 360. Then in the morning, bank job can go to hell because, there will be no strenght. Otherwise, somebody's life will be miserable in the process.

back2sender:

Bros you be ora.

I be all my guy....100% EDO...from Sobe to Iyere to Afuze to Auchi to Ekpoma to Uromi to Ehor to Egor to Oredo... Edo Okpamakhin!!!

opal4real:



I be all my guy....100% EDO...from Sobe to Iyere to Afuze to Auchi to Ekpoma to Uromi to Ehor to Egor to Oredo... Edo Okpamakhin!!!

Correct guy i believe you.
Edo Nation rocks