₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
Stockist has no nutritional value? No be protein again?

Who talk say Pomo no get nutritional value? No be protein and collagen e be?

You're right, Kobo. I take that back.

Lol I'm sorry but this is amusing. I'd have easily picked stockfish for it's little to no nutritional value but like ponmo even I know it has a part to play in my pot of soup.

seunolu7:
Egusi is a soup. A compliment of the meal. I didn't say ewedu is the most popular soup, I said amala is the lost popular food.

Okay I get you. Even at that, Amala is not the most popular Nigerian food. Most popular in the SW, I'll say yes.

Hahahahahahaha I'm number 2, I go dey for Ghana dey cook food for SA, my hand go long ehn but mek oil splash small fess, Usain Bolt no run reach me, even e remain mek I fly.

Number 6 ehnnn, pesin go put something normal normal, e go con be like sey you never put anything, wan spirit go tok "add more", after 5secs "you sure sey e don dey ok, add more now oo mek e follow d water dey boil", after 2mins "d water don dey dry oo, still add small before e dry finish", "ehennn turn am, bring am down". Me that year feeling fulfilled after cooking Jollof rice for the very first time in my life: "Everybody comman eat oo, food is ready".. Everybody: "Mmhmm it sure smells nice, can't wait to taste it".. That spirit telling me to add more cheering me on from where it sat at one corner of the room Me anticipating praises and compliments but you all know how it ended(in hunger ekun egbere slashed allowance and regrets cos I shouldn't have paid attention to that spirit in the first place). 6000years of suffering for that spirit Don't beg me, I'm still in sifia pains oo.

Omooo, that Eba dey enter my eye. I no dey use eye see okro, others can go please, tenkiu. Dear rice, I still lurh you but for this matter, my intestines are tied not my hands so keh mabinu

Miracood2:
Pick one

To the OP, I think the most popular Nigerian food after Jollof rice is B(you just have to give it to Egusi, alot of people love theirs with Pounded yam, some Semo, some Fufu, wheat sef dey, then Eba). Some mix theirs with draw soup(mostly ogbono), some use Ugu leaves, some moringa leaves, some onugbu and some uziza. I don't really like Egusi soup but it is a very popular Nigerian delicacy. Who no know Egusi abeg?! Even if you never chop am, you for don see where pesin dey chow am lol.

Vaughanlanrewaj:
Very very yummy! God bless you OP. I particularly love it with goat meat or cowleg Brokoto and I love the beautiful colour contrast.

If you want to invest in the local food industry, please kindly bring such investment to Lagos.

As for Ewedu, I love love it so so very much! Especially with iru woro. Incidentally, many don't even know that Ewedu(Jute leaves) delicacy is a global meal and so much loves for its taste and high nutritional value. The Egyptians, Asians even prepare it like a drink and enjoy it warm with its characteristic mucilage.

I love it too, especially when the Amala is very hot, and yes to ogunfe ati inu eran.

KingEverest:
Wats the green stuff around the amala

Lol that's ewedu(blended jute leaves)

Woww youdonmeannit?! Tenkiu oo, we learn everyday.

Emperormartin:
Education is verse and we all learn in different ways. But some of the things we know now we learnt it in an unconventional ways and that’s the essence of this thread…

Which English word, phrase or sentence did you learn in a funny way?

Mine is “Nincompoop”

Our Principal in my high school days when pissed off by our doings will just say “all of you are Nincompoop”
Sometimes we clap for him and hail him for using those big words on us.
This particular word has sticked in my head ever since.

Share yours….

Sorry I can't now remember any of such so I came here to laugh after reading the boldened

I'm guessing your friend went to see a doctor who further advised him to do a lab test. If the result says it is a gonorrheal infection which is transmitted through se.xual intercourse, then he must've gotten it from his significant other. If he's still in doubt, he could go to another lab, if it's the same outcome then he really does have gonorrhea.

I see you're asking how he can approach his wife on this matter without her being dramatic, turning it on him and playing the victim card. I like the fact that he has booked an appointment with a doctor, let him start from there, maybe tell her the doctor wants to see them both and the earlier the better(just anything to make her go with him, like the doctor said nothing other than it's a life-or-death situation and she has to be present lol, all these with what I call a "miserable" face) so she has to make out time from her very busy schedule. I'm sure the doctor will take it up from there. I hope the infidelity ends there and really not lead to a life-threatening condition.

Another life cut short in the most horrific way, so sad.

Congratulations Mr & Mrs Wellington, 4yrs down, many more years of marital bliss to go.

Birthday blessings Daddy J & Don J, wishing you both many happy returns.

omis234:
Since you already have a passion for lecturing, why not go for the lecturing job. You will have more time for yourself compared with factory work as you also continue to build a career in that line. You may also pursue your MSc with time as you continue to grow in the lecturing path.
The monetary gain may not be encouraging at the onset but you won't regret the decision if you remain diligent and focused. My 10k advice

Yess OP, take this advice, all of it.

Edun00700:
When my uncle son 2+ tell nepa not to cut our light

I like the boy already Small Oga to NEPA official: "Ah wee goan call soja for you oo, see I yaff soja number, mummy shebi ees true" Me: Yes ke

dontrulee:
That one of, the floor fall me down is so classic. You'll now be beating the floor to pacify the child. Na there vawulence start from.

Gbammmm! Beating the floor, the wall, the table orrr the chair even bed in a bid to pacify the little child, not Mimi oo that can cry for Africa and me I cannur comman kee myself by myself.

Adedamola6:
Lol... To me I prefer to sleep on the floor at night always..my lil sister has a little bed she is just 4 yrs old..
One night I told her I like her bed o
She replied" I like your floor o"...Lolll

"I like your floor o" kaiiiii razor mouth

nnol:
A cousin of mine use to call an uncle who bears the name oke, "Oke Rat" and the uncle will reply in igbo obu Nne gi na Nna gi bu "Oke Rat". Actually his name is Okechukwu but we do call him Oke for short form.

Hahahahahahaha Oke Rat, m ga eke nwa ahu okpo na isi makachi kere mu na ya

Tf is "one day, his tenant came with some boys, they macheted him, they poured fuel on him and lit him up and that was how he died...that day was Sunday and not everyone was around...later we took him to hospital in Enugu and that was how he died"?! She really doesn't know what day her husband was brutalized? How about the day he died..in the hospital??

Since October, and nobody heard about this really? Even the police who knew about it from the onset said the matter is still sketchy wow just wowww. It's indeed an unfortunate incident and if truly Chiadiobi is the culprit, he & his gang should face judgement. I hope, really do hope that justice prevails if not for anything, for their deceased beloved advocate.

May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace, Amen.

Xmen149:
Hello,.Been at Cross roads. I did Electrical Electronics engineering HND and pgd In IT all not from unilag.

My worry now is will I be granted admission for MSc Elect/Electronics Engineering.

Or is the only option I have to continue with Information Technology.


Please any any information will be highly appreciated

Hi, I'm not so sure you will be granted admission for Msc Elect/Elect Eng. I do not know much about your department though but I think with a PGD in IT, you're well on your way to Msc in IT. Good luck!

Tech is the future dear, don't sleep on this.

Omg, what a tragedy! My heart goes out to her loved ones, her mum most especially.

Hahahahaha but omooo if dem don do you dis thing, you go understand why pesin suppose para laidis cos e no funny at all. Me & my roommates suppose throw hands wella for sch dah year on top dis matter.

Ki wa tun leleyi tori oloun?!

Absolutely breathtaking, love is indeed beautiful ❤️

Congratulations, wishing you both many more years of marital bliss.

R.I.P Baba Suwe, may God comfort your loved ones.

Lovely, wishing them many more beautiful & fulfilling years.

Those that sent "UGM" had everything well planned out but they failed. Umu Anambra, anaghi a ta nti ha a ta.

Lorddominic:
You're not wrong with your statement. Actually, the feast of Corpus Christi falls between March and April which coincides with the rainy season in this part of the world. As a result of that, the Catholic authority in Nigeria decided to push the celebration/procession for Corpus Christi to the Feast of Christ the King which always falls on the last week of November (dry season)

Thank you for clarifying it, God bless you.