Xcelinteriors:

Yes please but what I have is linoleum carpet. Very durable. Location is idi mangoro in agege

Dybala11:

Probably. I remembered been told by a fellow corp member that a lady ex-corp member still stays at Udi. I was the landlord at the corper's lodge that time, although I'm not really that outgoing so it might be a little difficult to have had a chat with me.
How's Udi anyway?? And how are you doing ma'am??

Shokoloko:
I love Edo people.............
Nothing beats black soup.
I almost forgot to return home after NYSC because they were so welcoming

Very lovely thread - mariahangel

Bukky001:


I'm a guy. I'm doing fine and Udi is fine.
****. That's my whatsapp line

Dybala11:

Hi, please delete your WhatsApp number from the reply. I've added you on WhatsApp. I've lost the login details of the email I used to open this moniker.

Probz:
Okay, I’m going to slip in here in the day and (as well as replying one or two people properly, like I said I would) ask about what special dishes from Esan, Ika, Urhobo, Hausa and the Osun-Ondo-Ekiti part of Yorubaland that I might not have tried yet (I’ll add them to my bucket-list). I know we throw shade and we might not be totally lying or even exaggerating when it comes to pointing out others’ comparative flaws but we love each other really (and ’tis the season of love, not just bucket-loads of chin-chin and torotoro).

Has anyone on this thread tried isapa soup?

Shokoloko:

I tried to look for this online as I have never heard of it before, but I saw just two videos that were not very clear. What tribe cooks that?

Probz:


Ekiti does isapa. It’s essentially zobo-leaf egusi.

UnknownT:
AFANG SOUP though my people call it Ukazi soup

Bahamas95:
Fresh catfish banger soup and starch.....The soup should be served with that traditional clay plate (ēwērè)


When you eat that food even if you nor be witch you go confess.

FashionCookie:
Banga soup with eba.
Amala with okra and stew or ewedu.

Melonsmasher:

Ekpang nkukwo

nedekid:

Where can someone get banga in Lagos pls

nedekid:

Can you recommed a correct joint one can get this?

FashionCookie:

Don't really know...Don't stay in Lagos.
Can't you prepare it yourself?

nedekid:

Naa, would like to taste one in the proper traditional setting, clay pot or hot plate etc. With that starch.

nedekid:

Where can someone get this in Lagos?

mariahAngel:
Mr Brain @brain54, I want to thank you for standing for me and defending me often, even when I'm not aware.
I understand that it is not easy for a man to do that for a female on this forum, without being called derogatory names, and I really appreciate you for that.
Thank you once again.