To gather - for example Gathering for an occasion

IGBAKO I mean is that thing you use to serve your food like eba,amala,pounded yam,apu and others

Kenzico:
To gather - for example Gathering for an occasion

Kini ta fi ma un pon amala, eba, iyan, fufu ati semo

it's also SPATULA...

Igbako is 2 1 4 food 1 4 frying garri

Igbako--serving spoon

Moi-Moi--beans pudding

Igbako is igbako. Moinmoin is moinmoin. Let the English people learn how to call things in our own way .

duro4chang:
Igbako is igbako. Moinmoin is moinmoin. Let the English people learn how to call things in our own way .

Thank you very much, I think this is the correct answer, "thumb's up" (Seun refused to provide emoji for that).
For the sake of explanation, Igbako will be "food packer"

Language is dynamic, each language has so many words it borrowed from another, even your Almighty English... Stop trying to impress the whites by transliteralizing local words into English.

Let the whites pronounce it the way we do because it has no English name.

Let Akara be Akara, Akamu-Akamu, Okpa-Okpa, Moi moi - Moi moi, Okpehe-Okpehe et al...

BTW, Igbako in Igbo means to gather or come together. You see, so many words in a language sounds alike in another or are borrowed from another... No try to the sound 'foneh' pass the Oyibo.