what do you call it in your native language?

Yoruba (Egba) call it Aamu (inside) or Ikoko (outside)



hope am correct?

My maternal grandma made me drink from that whenever I visited her in the village and shocking the water was always so cold and annoyingly refreshing.....ewwww. Mama loved her life in the village this woman was a so no nonsense kind, like her daughter my mother.

My paternal grandma lives in my fathers house in the village so she got used to civilization very quickly seeing that we spent more time there....so nope she served us bottled water this grandma is so sweet and kind like her son my father.

Whats that? Some fettish pot? I only take chilled boddle warrer

confession time

DickDastardly: Whats that? Some fettish pot? I only take chilled boddle warrer

you better don't form ajebutter here


do you think i don't know you?

jennykadry: My maternal grandma made me drink from that whenever I visited her in the village and shocking the water was always so cold and annoyingly refreshing.....ewwww. Mama loved her life in the village this woman was a so no nonsense kind, like her daughter my mother.

My paternal grandma lives in my fathers house in the village so she got used to civilization very quickly seeing that we spent more time there....so nope she served us bottled water this grandma is so sweet and kind like her son my father.

Pple who have drank from that definitely do not belong to the 'indomie generation'! lol

DickDastardly: Whats that? Some fettish pot? I only take chilled boddle warrer

Hehehe Same Here oo

my parent own is bigger than that one,anyways they are still using it,interestingly my dad buy it b4 he marry my mum about 40 years ago.

Haba! In Kaduna state, this is seen in the houses of "big men". Its a show of hospitality. Different people drink from it from same cup dipped in same pot. Ewwwwwww.

I drank from it too several times at a much younger age.

Then, my granma has one too in the village. We (family) all drank from it too. She is long dead and I have no idea if the pot lives on.

I rep fully... During my visit to the village back in d days...

Can't forget my days in my south eastern village where we call it ite

Youngsage:

Hehehe Same Here oo

no wonder you are not strong

I grew up with this....

joebases: Can't forget my days in my south eastern village where we call it ite

nice

Youngsage:
Pple who have drank from that definitely do not belong to the 'indomie generation'! lol

How we survived drinking from that...cheiiii.

ledafaze: I rep fully... During my visit to the village back in d days...

same here

Its only once i drank from that pot..... While i was doing my COBES in UNILORIN...

The water was always sweet, cold and refreshing!!!

My primary school was in the village, so i used it weli-weli......even till now my mum still has hers and each time i pay her visit, i prefer drinking from that water-pot than from her fridge, funny thing is that she makes jest of me thus......."eyin alakowe omo oko", and i just laugh, but truth be told, water in such water-pot is naturally cold.


Maybe i'll still get one sef.

Lagusta: Its only once i drank from that pot..... While i was doing my COBES in UNILORIN...

The water was always sweet, cold and refreshing!!!

hmmmm.... I see you...


longest time

That pot was our natural refrigerator then. When we travl to villa, we usually buy borehole water n pour into the pot. Even under hot weather the pot gives U a chilled water.

greatgod2012: My primary school was in the village, so i used it weli-weli......even till now my mum still has hers and each time i pay her visit, i prefer drinking from that water-pot than from her fridge, funny thing is that she makes jest of me thus......."eyin alakowe omo oko", and i just laugh, but truth be told, water in such water-pot is naturally cold.


Maybe[b] i'll still get one sef [/b]

nice one

oyesiju: my parent own is bigger than that one,anyways they are still using it,interestingly my dad buy it b4 he marry my mum about 40 years ago.

Hahahhahahahaha. I have a feeling that you will inherit it when they answer nature's call..


Congrats in advance.

Tallesty1: Hahahhahahahaha. I have a feeling that you will inherit it when they answer nature's call..


Congrats in advance.

don't just quote


confess

habaaaaa

Tallesty1: Hahahhahahahaha. I have a feeling that you will inherit it when they answer nature's call..


Congrats in advance.

habaaa that was too harsh

Wow my grandma stays in lagos and she has one in her house,and the water is always clean and cold. Like she always,like was so much easier in the good old days

oyesiju:

habaaa that was too harsh

Haba..... No take am serious nah!

Tallesty1: Haba..... No take am serious nah!

seriously!!!

Gboliwe: Haba! In Kaduna state, this is seen in the houses of "big men". Its a show of hospitality. Different people drink from it from same cup dipped in same pot. Ewwwwwww.

I drank from it too several times at a much younger age.

Then, my granma has one too in the village. We (family) all drank from it too. She is long dead and I have no idea if the pot lives on.

it marvels me how the pot actually cools water... i drank from it while serving in kebbi about a year ago... shared 1 cup wit eybody who drank from it...

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seriously!!!
CAPITAL NO

DAVE5:

it marvels me how the pot actually cools water... i drank from it while serving in kebbi about a year ago... shared 1 cup wit eybody who drank from it...

the pot is for everybody. Family, friends and passerby. Everybody drank from it and with one cup too. The thought of it now makes me want to throw up. Ewwwwww

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see as you dey form ajebutter for Nairaland


no be you dey on top that dp on your profile?

This was what we used in storing cold water back then in school in the north.
We call it natural fridge.