sassysure:

U dey do me longer throat, right?
Its alright

I envy you guys but people like me improvise.

Don't envy us o. You can improvise, while we are stuck here
Who ji iyooo help

nazablossom:
Don't envy us o. You can improvise, while we are stuck here
Who ji iyooo help

You are very funny

Iru; I would rather use salt as seasoning than that mouth odor inducing thing! Eewww

I use to like Iru before especially when preparing ogbono, okro and edikainkong soup but since after i was sold the one that was bad very bad I mean and that day my whole pot of edikainkong went to the trash. I stopped using using it in any food.

sassysure:


You are very funny

Thanks sis

Munzy14:

The difference is the addition of scent leaf for Igbos. I used banga so people who aren't Igbo will flow with the discussion.

Palm fruit is called banga in our pidgin especially for SS people(delta and rivers precisely).


Akwu is it's Igbo name.

Ofe is soup in Igbo.

Banga soup

eni4real:
I love okpei

Hmmm.... You love okpei right? Tori oti ri omo ibo lo wan so isokuso abi? Mo ka e loni. Waa ri

Eulalia:


Hmmm.... You love okpei right? Tori oti ri omo ibo lo wan so isokuso abi? Mo ka e loni. Waa ri

Lolz!!
Love don't care

eni4real:
Lolz!!
Love don't care

**yinmu**.

Eulalia:


**yinmu**.

eni4real:

Am I laughing? Mtchew.

Eulalia:



Am I laughing? Mtchew.

Action speaks louder!! Ikoyi, here I come!

eni4real:
Action speaks louder!! Ikoyi, here I come!

Lolz... You are not serious o hahahaha.. Eni please I can't laugh. .. Hmm

Eulalia:


Lolz... You are not serious o hahahaha.. Eni please I can't laugh. .. Hmm

See who is laughing now..

victorjoe:
Yuck! Smelling thing... Yoruba babe came to my house and cooked, iru changed the smell of my house the whole day

it smells alright but the sweetness for bitter leaf soup no be here.

eni4real:
See who is laughing now..

Yeah yeah.. You sure know how to quench a womans' fury and calm her down. I forgive you dear.

Eulalia:


Yeah yeah.. You sure know how to quench a womans' fury and calm her down. I forgive you dear.

You are welcome darling

I love the smell of ogiri in bitter leaf soup

Good morning,

I have ugu leaves for sale directly from the farm. order for any quantity. though at least a sizeable quantity. can supply anywhere within lagos. My farm location is at ikorodu. I will also embark on large scale dry season ugu farming by November, so potential buyers should also keep this number.

08183549869- Emmanuel.

Can not say much, but I dey sell am for we'll package stuff.

They’re a difference between okpei and ogiri proper (Igbo/isi, ugba, egusi and ukpa are variants of it). You may use okpei to cook okro/ogbono, ofe akwu and egusi but you wouldn’t use it for onugbu. Not ever.

Munzy14:

The difference is the addition of scent leaf for Igbos. I used banga so people who aren't Igbo will flow with the discussion.

Palm fruit is called banga in our pidgin especially for SS people(delta and rivers precisely).


Akwu is it's Igbo name.

Ofe is soup in Igbo.

It’s not only scent leaves/ahuji (and I’m not talking about ugu either). There’s another vegetable some people add to ofe akwu.

Where does the word banga, by the way, actually come from?