tpia@:
thank you for beginning your post with english soups.

flow1759: ibo has so many delicious soup; ofe nsala, ofe oha, ofe olugbu, ofe owerri, ofe ogbono, ofe okazi, ofe ugba ...... And d list goes on. OFE means soup.

AJJ: I have always thought of the tribe with the highest variety of soup. I think the yoruba people has the least variety; okro,ewedu....
Please kindly name the tribe you know with the different soup they prepare;

Egba girl:

But why have you started by mentioning that the Yoruba's have the least? Why didnt you start your post with which tribe you think has the most variety according to your question? kmt

Egba girl:

But why have you started by mentioning that the Yoruba's have the least? Why didnt you start your post with which tribe you think has the most variety according to your question? kmt

flow1759: ibo has so many delicious soup; ofe nsala, ofe oha, ofe olugbu, ofe owerri, ofe ogbono, ofe okazi, ofe ugba ...... And d list goes on. OFE means soup.

AJJ:

My dear, that was just a thought. All you have to do is prove it wrong if it is.

Mustay:

Is that the hypothesis for your research or the OP's?

Mustay: It's the answer to your own unproven 'hypothesis', imagination or suggestion.

Moreover, it's proven that Nigerians like responding to a question with another question - the reason why we have a thread dedicated to that under the FORUM GAMES.

So, dear how did you prove your 'thought' not wrong?

Rossikk: I knew an African-American babe once who told me her Yoruba boyfriend chided her for ''bringing Ibo soup'' into his house. She had come home with a bowl of soup prepared by her Igbo workmate or something. Apparently the boyfriend warned her very strongly never to make the mistake of bringing ''Ibo soup'' into his house.

Rossikk: I knew an African-American babe once who told me her Yoruba boyfriend chided her for ''bringing Ibo soup'' into his house. She had come home with a bowl of soup prepared by her Igbo workmate or something. Apparently the boyfriend warned her very strongly never to make the mistake of bringing ''Ibo soup'' into his house.

Curious_city: OK, lets start by naming the soups: Edikang Ikong, ukwoho afang, afia efere ndek iyak, afia efere ebot, afang ikon, etighi ye ikon, Otong, abak atama, etinkhene, editan, mkpafere, etidot.

If you have eaten any of the above, name the tribe where you can fine these and more?

[size=13pt] Men see soups with first, middle and last names. . Recipe pls.

I have eaten edikang ikong with dog meat . Your quiz is a no-brainer. [/size]

Kay-Dee:


[size=13pt] Men see soups with first, middle and last names. . Recipe pls.

I have eaten edikang ikong with dog meat . Your quiz is a no-brainer. [/size]

intertribal:

I ATE ONE FROM A CALABAR GAL WITH HORSE AND DONKEY MEATS AND GUESS WHAT? FIRE, BRIMESTONE, ENERGY, SHOUTING HOOOOPPPSS DIP DIP DIP, 6 X A NIGHT, I WOKE AFTER 3DAYS AND SHE? IN THE OTHER ROOM DOING THE SAME WITH THE GHANA MAN.

charloski: calabar has the most costly soup........ edikikom, afang, ....etc