Silentgroper:
Something wey i don sabi since uni days..

fati2001 be don dy shakara 4 me ontop tuwo..
she no knw xay i sabi cook am.

Silentgroper:
Cooking is a woman thing. We shouldnt be stressing doing this whilst providing nd taking care of u lazy asses.

Nazgul:

No...where are you from?

That name sounds alien to me.

lefulefu:
on average nigerian guy of today can cook far better than naija ladies
most of us who didnt learn it from our moms where forced to learn it while in the university.In the university it cost more to buy food outside so u would have no choice than to learn to cook.some did it trail by error and in that way they perfected their cooking.Any guy today wey u see say no sabi cook probably attended his university education going from home to classes.There is no how as a guy that finished from a naija university will now be saying he cant cook .

luminouz:
...
Dont worry... Her tutorial is all you need. Stuff is simple unlike that goddamn soup making with the [/b]permutation and combination issues[b].

Magnoliaa:

K

Truvel:
Men, What Are D Foods U Can Cook Without Any Help 4rm Anyone? Me Na, Rice, Beans, Porridge, Stew, Soup (draw & Egusi).

Jodha:


Ehn ehn

South south...

I won ABI?

Nazgul:

Wao...where in the SS are you from.

Won ke? I'm clearly leading I'm just waiting for the final results to come out so I can celebrate my victory.

Jodha:


Just guess...

Oga... yhu should know...I don't lose in any competition...not ever...I won't even start now...so just accept defeat so that we can move on peacefully..

Jodha:


Boil water keh...

Vegetable soup...egusi...okro/ogbonno ...okro ... ogbonno...okazi...kirigina...yam/plantain and pepper... Yam/plantain portage... Yam and egg sauce (my favourite) ... chicken sauce... kekefai...rice and stew ...fried rice...beans..jollof...oil rice...shall I go on..??

Silentgroper:
Yahoo boys no dey kuku cook. Na t6 dey order abi mke dem enter eatery go chop.

Nazgul:

Go on na... they're mostly foreign dishes...very few local dishes. Meaning I'm clearly leading this contest.

Can you cook Nsala soup?

Nazgul:

Rivers State?

Lol...you wish.

Truvel:
Izon Gal. Kekefiya, Kirigina.

Jodha:



Close.....can yhu cook banga soup?

Truvel:
Na Which One Be Nsala Soup Again? I Never Hear Dat Name B4 Oo.

Nazgul:
It's an Anambra native soup.

Truvel:
Alright, I'm Just Hearing It 4 D 1st Time.

Magnoliaa:


Omoo. See enjoyment... Guys really have money to spend oh.

About Laycon - I only know from online reviews. How he's always complaining that there's no food for him to eat, yada yada yada.

BBNaija is acting? Who said that?

Nazgul:

Delta State.

Banga soup isn't something a man can do na...it's so stressful. Can you cook it?

Jodha:


Nope...still close....

So nah women nai good to dey handle stress okwaya? ....
I can cook it o. ....but not in the real sense of banga soup...the original banga soup...yhull put lemon grass....yhull turn it into a clay pot after cooking....omoh....

These ones they're doing these days is just to park spices..

Nazgul:

Bayelsa state.

Lol...see why I said it's not a soup for men to learn? The squeezing of the palm fruit alone is a big turnoff for me. I don't have that kind of strength abeg.

Jodha:


It's stressful yhure right..I no even like the soup like that sef...

My grandma (Igbo) told me about a soup that'll require someone boiling cocoyam...ABI yam ..and put inside the soup..and boil it to thicken it ....and later remove the yam/cocoyam.....she could it oha ABI ohia something like that..

That was a huge turn of for me...

Nazgul:

Most Igbo soups are made with yam/cocoyam. Oha, bitter leaf soup, Nsala...etc. they're all prepared with yam.

I've been opportuned to taste so many native soups across Nigeria.

Maybe it's because of my curiosity. Cos any state I visit, I do request for their native soup whenever I go to their restaurant.

During my NYSC (I served in Ebonyi state) there's this soup they call egburebu Ndi Edda. It's a good soup, very delicious. They fry the vegetables with palm oil then cook it with mushrooms. It's an Afikpo native soup.

Then Ngbo also in Ebobyi, theirs is ofe ukpo, they prepare it with dried okra and roasted chicken. Very delicious soup also.

The oha soup you mentioned is an Ohafia native soup, but Ohafia people call it Oko soup oha is the general name. They cook it with egusi balls. I don't like it so much like that tho.

lefulefu:
for soup dat one na sense sha if u patient enuf u go do am
like me wetin i wan learn this christmas holiday na how to prepare akara and moi moi.dose too food just dey hungry me like mad and for here no akara stand .anytime i just dey think of akara my mouth just dey water

dairykidd:

I tried moi moi i think last month or so... u need tp see disaster. My first time though. Will try again maybe Christmas period. But i can cook food normally sha

Jodha:


From what my grandma told me...Oha is not cooked with egusi o...yhu just failed woefully....

Mushroom soup is another one I'll never try...they said it's sweet o ..but I no do....

I don't like trying new things out because...I feel I won't like them..so instead of ruining my taste buds ....I don't because I'm very selective...

Ebonyi state is still east nah... y'all dishes should be really similar...

lefulefu:
na the amount of soaking for the beans i sure dey determine how the moi moi go be .good u can cook o cos it saves money and u will be eater fresher food than the ones u eat in resturants and fast food .most resturants their food no dey dat fresh