lucabrasi:

wowza!!!u v not been to a buka then thas one experience u should note on your to do list,and i don't mean the clean buka where they ll give u cutleries and everything is spic and span,the real down to earth buka where u ll get the piping hot amala with the meat n stew in the middle of the amala and pure water satchet in a plastic cup and sat on a bench and wooden table lol fresh goat meat with assorted meat try it once and u aint going back to tastee fried chicken, lol
lol @george bush, we ll see how it goes next month

tRoOE:


lol you are not serious, I think everyone went through that eating food by force, i dislike semovita and the looks , but my mom really like it oh, you see her eating it with egusi soup.
ewwwwwwww i can't eat cow head especially when it too soft, makes me want to vomit, and the hair on it ewwwwww
I pray one of these day you won't break your teeth from eating those meat bones

Cadet:

Traveling a 24hours trip atleast you guys are close to Nigeria, quick!
LOL!! ok, I'll note down buka on my list. It betta be good o!


I no wan get sick on unsanitary kitchen, like I did last time But I'll try it out. Thanks babe

lucabrasi:

lol the teeths are strong like olumo rock,you're missing if u don't eat ponmo meen,a guy told me they sell it somewhere like 45 mins drive away from me and i v dedicated a day to drive there and buy, he he he ,another thing they tried forcing me to eat or drink is ogi or eko,im from osun state so we appreciate eko and ogi with akara or moi moi ,efo riri than any fried rice or whaeva ,so i was the onli one that wouldnt touch it,one morning when no one was around and the housemaid told me to drink garri if i didnt want,i opted to drink garri and my parents got to know,so she was told off and i got my fav(quaker oats and moi moi or bread)anytime there was ogi on the menu lol

LOL you have those capenter teeth, a ba jo enjoy your bone oh.
My family does not have problem getting cow head abi goat head, my mo, her sister and my aunties go to the farm to kill the goat, that where they get fresh pepper,okoro,hot pepper,e.c.t you can name any type of fruite and food they have it there but farm is in NJ takes them 2.30min to get there. Naija people are funny, they will go every length to buy food.
Don't like akara perfer moi moi with e ko, or e eko with efo, or e ko with beans . ogi with beans any day any time.
I like garri oh, lately that is what i've been drinking with very chill water , that is what i have during the summer time

big_bumper:

My younger sis recently told me of her experience in Boarding school in Nigeria. At meal times four students each from JSS1 to SSS3 have to each sit at a table, then the food is placed on the table in a big pot for all the 24 students to share. Atimes they would have rice, 24 pieces of fish, or 72 pieces of plantain and are supposed to share this equally.

Naturally the dishing of the food commences from the section where the seniors are sitting, and the greedy pigs would served the best part of two or three fishes each for themselves, and sometimes bring takeaway bowls, then pass the crumbs to the juniors at the bottom of the table. And this means that sometimes the JSS1 and JSS2 students would have nothing to eat by the time the pot gets to them.

Boarding schools are such horrible places, I wonder how anyone could ever claim to enjoy the experience.

dnative:

Boarding schools have their ups and downs - some terrible experience and some memorable ones. I think the FGCs and even some Catholic owned ones were very good then, not sure about now. I could remember my boarding school days, na die - until you got to the senior years and the tables turned. Living on cabin biscuits and groundnut in between meals is sure to knock some sense into an average child about food resource management.