abacha na ugba akworo aka wee gwooo, azu, isi anu, ayabash, mkpuru anara,  ha





a correct diet,  onye kuru na turn by turn , life a na aga aga

oka na ube




okpa

When did roasted corn and ube become an Igbo delicacy?

Haba stop claiming what is strictly Yoruba

Na we get roasted corn plus ube, no be Igbo

fstranger1:

When did roasted corn and ube become an Igbo delicacy?

Haba stop claiming what is strictly Yoruba

Na we get roasted corn plus ube, no be Igbo

Now I know your problem is inferiority complex. Italians, Latinos, Hausas, Ijaws, Igbos, etc eat roasted corn and calling it Igbo delicacy doesn't mean it can't be called Yoruba delicacy. Is your brain cavity stuffed with fat?.

omg!!! I remember okpa from Ninth mile on our way to the village. One of those opka can fill you up for hours

aloy/emeka:

Now I know your problem is inferiority complex. Italians, Latinos, Hausas, Ijaws, Igbos, etc eat roasted corn and calling it Igbo delicacy doesn't mean it can't be called Yoruba delicacy. I[b]s your brain cavity stuffed with fat[/b]?.

Nah, but I do know that your brain cavitarium is stuffed with Akpu, reason why you are so eager to label everything Igbo delicacy

Typical Ibo, always tryna claim other people stuff as theirs

Soon now, you go claim Iyan and Egusi as Ibo delicacy? Ole barawo bansa!

fstranger1:

Nah, but I do know that your brain cavitarium is stuffed with Akpu, reason why you are so eager to label everything Igbo delicacy

Typical Ibo, always tryna claim other people stuff as theirs

Soon now, you go claim Iyan and Egusi as Ibo delicacy? Ole barawo bansa!

Poverty and bad belle dey worry you.

aloy/emeka:

Poverty and bad belle dey worry you.

Kleptomania and poverty of delicious and original Igbo delicacy dey worry you

I posted on this thread hoping others would contribute their own little delicacies so we could all reminisce about good all Nigerian Igbo foods. I was not expecting the likes of fstranger1 to bring his tribalistic rubbish into the thread. How pathetic if you ask me

No wonder NL I used to love and hang out in is going down hill so fast.

OgidiBoy:

I posted on this thread hoping others would contribute their own little delicacies so we could all reminisce about good all Nigerian Igbo foods. I was not expecting the likes of fstranger1 to bring his tribalistic rubbish into the thread. How pathetic if you ask me

No wonder NL I used to love and hang out in is going down hill so fast.

It's like he tracks every thread that has 'igbo" on it because he doesn't appear to be interested in food section but as soon as Igbo appeared here, Fstranger appeared too.

aloy/emeka:



abach na ugba akworo aka wee gwooo, azu, isi anu, ayabash, mkpuru anara, ha





a correct diet, onye kuru na turn by turn , life a na aga aga

Aloyyyyyy,I gbugo m final.Biko e jim Chukwu yoo gi,bunyem efere abacha gi a.Biko.

Dz meal na correct! Hmm, ka chukwu gozie gi ofunma!!!!!
***lickin lips poforusly**
Am startin 2b hungry of dz. . . . .

Ah Ah; where's the ishi ewu now?

ishi ewu. yum! !

^^^ Ewwwwwwwwww!

hmmm! seeing this pics alone makes me want to run to mama put!

Ujujoan:

^^^ Ewwwwwwwwww!

Are you ewwwwww! ing because it looks nasty or you can't wait to eat some.

Fstranger1 is just being silly. Does ube tree grow in your father's compound? What is it called in your local dialect cos ube is an Igbo word.

Onye nun inga, aguru gim kor ojor. .

Oh my dayz, i miss Okpa and abacha. Can't wait to go Nija ooooh.

There's this one my neigbour makes, calls it 'otor', its made from water yam.
You get to grind fresh water yam and mould it in small balls into a boiling pot of stockfish, fresh fish, crayfish, maggi,pepper/onions and redoil. Its a delicious meal