missyQween:



You ate it in primary school We are still eating it in the university. Lol
Oluwa should pick my call too so that I can stop like you

sorextee:
Baba, if u never chop am, u dey miss big time.. That thing make sense die. Grounded pepper. U feel it crunchy in ur mouth. Delicious. Rich in protein

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

tomtos88:
Who said these foods sweet? I see them all the time and they don't look tasty at all... Where is my akwa south people to give u what is called sweet....

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

sorextee:
True. Especially burabisco. Its our native food in borno state. . Under five minutes, e Don ready.

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

missyQween:



You ate it in primary school We are still eating it in the university. Lol
Oluwa should pick my call too so that I can stop like you

tomtos88:


You should visit ondo state too... I bet u wount go back home

Opinionated:
The Northern region of Nigeria offers numerous attractions for tourists. And besides visiting the tourist-worthy sites, travellers can also enjoy tasty traditional food of the north. Although the food of the region is not considered as the primary reason for its popularity, one cannot ignore the fact that the Northerners have contributed richly to Nigeria’s national food identity. Below, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares traditional foods of the Northerners.

Burabisco

A traditionally made couscous meal common to Northern Nigeria, especially in Maiduguri, Burabisco is loved and enjoyed by many. Usually paired with spicy stew of meat and vegetables, its rich ingredients categorize it among luxurious dishes in the region.

Miyan Kuka

Miyan Kuka is certainly the most famous northern Nigerian soup and translated as “Boabab leaf soup”. The green draw-soup is made from ground baobab leaf and special spices, preferably ‘Yaji’ – a mixture of ground pepper, ginger, garlic and other seasonings/herbs.

Tuwon Dawa

This is a side dish made with ground guinea-corn made thick and cassava. It is best eaten with soups like Kuka and okra. This meal is unique majorly because it is best prepared with firewood.

Tuwon Shinkafa

This mouth-watering dish is possibly the most popular foods in the Northern part of Nigeria. It is also very palatable and widely embraced by other cultures in the country. The meal consists of thick rice pudding and spicy sauce. If you are visiting the region, try this meal to broaden the spectrum of your taste. And once tried, you may find it hard to resist the temptation of re-ordering.

Pate

A dish usually prepared with ground corn or rice, cooked with vegetables, tomatoes, onions, pepper, garden egg, locust beans, groundnut, biscuit bone, meats minces and sometimes, assorted meat parts, Pate is largely consumed in Kaduna, Nassarawa, Plateau and other Northwestern states. This dish is primarily porridge and is an all-time favourite liked by almost all age groups.

source: http://www.opinions.ng/tasty-foods-northern-nigeria-traveller/

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Jatinzbusinessc:
Avoid miyan kuka, what did I say avoid miyan kuka thank you.

sorextee:
True. Especially burabisco. Its our native food in borno state. . Under five minutes, e Don ready.

Paradigm777:
MissyQween, do you know Dan wake?

SlimSirLim:
where is kilishi? fura da nono nko? where you keep waina or masa? your list no even contain self. �

Jatinzbusinessc:
Avoid miyan kuka, what did I say avoid miyan kuka thank you.

Ojuororun:
WHY UNA NO MENTION "DANWAKAE"

sorextee:
Baba, if u never chop am, u dey miss big time.. That thing make sense die. Grounded pepper. U feel it crunchy in ur mouth. Delicious. Rich in protein

Forceup:
No, I will pass..

The North doesn't know how to cook... The only thing I could eat there is Kilishi and Suya..

Only Igbo, Cross River, Uyo and a few Yoruba women knows what a good meal is...

phreakabit:


Is that a threat or travelers advice due to headsmen?
Besides is it not only dog they cook in Ondo?