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Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Ngozi123(f): 8:05pm On Mar 10, 2020
Egusi soup is a dish that originates from the Igbo tribe in Nigeria. It's time we started appreciating each other instead of trying to steal from each other. Does anyone dispute the fact that moi moi comes from the Yoruba tribe? Or that Suya comes from Hausa people?

If you doubt me then please tell me what the name for "melon" is in Yoruba, Hausa, Bini etc.

Thank you.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KAV2F9ylQTI

Notice in the video how the Igbo husband refers to egusi soup as Igbo food and the Yoruba wife does not claim it for her own people.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 8:45pm On Mar 10, 2020
They think soup is buying one cup of egwusi and 4 cups of grounded pepper..

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Sammy07: 8:52pm On Mar 10, 2020
I don't know where egusi is originated from.
It's not Yoruba.

So, where do you see Yoruba claiming it.?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:13pm On Mar 10, 2020
Sammy07:
I don't know where egusi is originated from.
It's not Yoruba.

So, where do you see Yoruba claiming it.?

And you are always enjoying the soup without asking the owners of the soup.

Smilling.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:17pm On Mar 10, 2020
u people are gettin madder and madder on dis forum sha.
una don bring una tribalism mata enta food also
d tin wey una dey set for d future of una children ehn, na curse and spits dem go send for una graves. irritants. make una imagine this trash o

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Sammy07: 9:26pm On Mar 10, 2020
MelesZenawi:


And you are always enjoying the soup without asking the owners of the soup.

Smilling.

Lol, does it matter??
I only enjoyed it when mixed with vegetable sprayed with catfish, cowskin, crayfish, and some species of fish

Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by RedboneSmith(m): 9:27pm On Mar 10, 2020
Please tell us (with documentary evidence) the year egusi soup was invented in Igboland. Tell us also (with documentary evidence) the year it was adopted from the Igbos by the Yorubas.

Most of us in this part of the world come from civilizations where we cannot say with certainty what was happening in the villages we come from before 1700, but we come online to drag ownership of things that certainly predate verifiable history. Are you all not clowns like this?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:29pm On Mar 10, 2020
Sammy07:


Lol, does it matter??
I only enjoyed it when mixed with vegetable sprayed with catfish, cowskin, crayfish, and some species of fish

It matters ooo.

At least new diet added to una menu.
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:32pm On Mar 10, 2020
RedboneSmith:
Please tell us (with documentary evidence) the year egusi soup was invented in Igboland. Tell us also (with documentary evidence) the year it was adopted from the Igbos by the Yorubas.

Most of us in this part of the world come from civilizations where we cannot say with certainty what was happening in the villages we come from before 1700, but we come online to drag ownership of things that certainly predate verifiable history. Are you all not clowns like this?


Ask your forefathers if they have documentary evidence of their existence before the white men arrived.


Socrates na u go school pass.


Trash.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by nlPoster: 9:35pm On Mar 10, 2020
Is the egusi supply safe?

I don't know the reason for the thread.

Where does Nigeria get egusi from, and what's the supply chain?
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by nlPoster: 9:35pm On Mar 10, 2020
MelesZenawi:
They think soup is buying one cup of egwusi and 4 cups of grounded pepper..

That bothers you because.
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Sammy07: 9:36pm On Mar 10, 2020
MelesZenawi:


It matters ooo.

At least new diet added to una menu.

Buh you guys eat moi moi and akara (beans cake) nah..
Which is Yoruba food.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by RedboneSmith(m): 9:38pm On Mar 10, 2020
MelesZenawi:



Ask your forefathers if they have documentary evidence of their existence before the white men arrived.


Socrates na u go school pass.


Trash.

This nitwit again?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:38pm On Mar 10, 2020
Sammy07:

Buh you guys eat moi moi and akara (beans cake) nah.. Which is Yoruba food.
Akara fried with groundnut oil not Red oil oooo
Yeah, moi moi.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Sammy07: 9:38pm On Mar 10, 2020
Akamu --- pap --- Ogi

Is also Yoruba food.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Sammy07: 9:39pm On Mar 10, 2020
MelesZenawi:


Akara fried with groundnut oil not Red oil oooo

Yeah, moi moi.

Lol, yeah.
Fried with groundnut oil is the most common

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 9:47pm On Mar 10, 2020
Sammy07:

Lol, yeah. Fried with groundnut oil is the most common

Thought as much
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Nobody: 3:47am On Mar 11, 2020
IWTBAB:
u people are gettin madder and madder on dis forum sha.
una don bring una tribalism mata enta food also
d tin wey una dey set for d future of una children ehn, na curse and spits dem go send for una graves. irritants. make una imagine this trash o
cry cry cry cry cry cry.
NIGERIA Is FINISHED.
I can't imagine the next Generation.
ANTHONY JOSHUA SOUP causing more troubles in Nigeria than in the BUCKINGHAM'S PALACE...

The BAD SEEDS sown have started germinating so fast

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Mgbadike80: 4:42am On Mar 11, 2020
EVILFOREST:

cry cry cry cry cry cry.
NIGERIA Is FINISHED.
I can't imagine the next Generation.
ANTHONY JOSHUA SOUP causing more troubles in Nigeria than in the BUCKINGHAM'S PALACE...

The BAD SEEDS sown have started germinating so fast

There's nothing surprising about that, a peaceful disintegration of this country would not only end these but is a prerequisite for development. Awolowo called Nigeria a mere geographical expression created by the British for their own evil intentions and gain. He also said that Nigeria is a marriage of strange bedfellows therefore there's like a Nigerian just like you have a German or a Spaniard. A peaceful disintegration by each people voting to decide where they want to belong is the way forward.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by ruben579: 5:23am On Mar 11, 2020
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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Asianjollof007: 4:20pm On Jun 23, 2022
What exactly is wrong with you people, especially you igbos. You are just tribalistic and stupid, is it yoruba's fault that people are attaching the dish to their tribe? Isn't it the same way your people claim yoruba people love pepper like you all don't eat pepper as well, wetin be una problem with yoruba people ?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by 1Sharon(f): 3:14pm On Jun 29, 2022
Would you now say Ghanaians stole egusi from igbos too? Because they eat it aswell.

And what does Egusi mean in igbo language?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Goodday90(m): 9:32pm On Jun 29, 2022
1Sharon:
Would you now say Ghanaians stole egusi from igbos too? Because they eat it aswell.

And what does Egusi mean in igbo language?
any Ghanaian that eats or cooks egusi must have learnt it from Nigeria,it’s not their native soup please

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by 1Sharon(f): 11:03pm On Jun 29, 2022
Goodday90:
any Ghanaian that eats or cooks egusi must have learnt it from Nigeria,it’s not their native soup please

You do know they have their own name for it right?

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Mide1data: 2:19pm On Jun 30, 2022
Racism don enter this one head.
So because egusi na igbo food, i no fit enjoy am again Whether you like it or not, EGUSI NA ONE OF MY FOVORITE SOUP.



PROUDLY YORUBA.

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Goodday90(m): 6:35pm On Jun 30, 2022
1Sharon:


You do know they have their own name for it right?
ofcourse they do,we are talking about the soup
we also have a name for cassava leaf but it’s a Liberia and Sierra Leonian dish
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Thebadpolitican(m): 1:51pm On Jul 03, 2022
Eguisi is an Edo soup

Igbos and Yorubas claiming it are just talking out of ignorance

Eguisi is an old delicacy written documented by the Europeans who ate it in Benin and saw the Benins offering to the idols

The egusi plant was brought by the Portuguese from Asia

Apart from Niger deltans and Lagos the Portuguese never came across ibos or Yorubas so how did they get the plant to make
The soup

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Goodday90(m): 8:14am On Jul 17, 2022
Thebadpolitican:
Eguisi is an Edo soup

Igbos and Yorubas claiming it are just talking out of ignorance

Eguisi is an old delicacy written documented by the Europeans who ate it in Benin and saw the Benins offering to the idols

The egusi plant was brought by the Portuguese from Asia

Apart from Niger deltans and Lagos the Portuguese never came across ibos or Yorubas so how did they get the plant to make
The soup
Edo get food ?
Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Thebadpolitican(m): 9:34am On Jul 17, 2022
Goodday90:
Edo get food ?

No ooh na Ur tribe na get food

Which tribe u be

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Goodday90(m): 11:38am On Jul 17, 2022
Thebadpolitican:


No ooh na Ur tribe na get food

Which tribe u be
sorry but edo are not particularly known for any food,I can easily mention 10-15 nigeria tribes and their foods but not edo

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Thebadpolitican(m): 1:52pm On Jul 17, 2022
Goodday90:
sorry but edo are not particularly known for any food,I can easily mention 10-15 nigeria tribes and their foods but not edo

Lol the popular egusi and pounded yam you eat is Edo food

Benin were d only tribe in Nigeria skilled in wood carvings to be able to pound yam at that time

Black soup is an Edo soup
Ogbolo is edo soup
Same as egusi
Cotton soup which has been extinct now
Groundnut soup is Edo food


Now you wonder why the eastern yourubas who Benin had extensive contact with are the only yorubas who claim pounded yam and egusi as there delicacy.....and not amala and ewedu

I know you're Igbo a tribe that stole so many people culture as theirs

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Re: Why Are Yorubas Trying To Culturally Appropriate Igbo Cuisine? by Goodday90(m): 11:10pm On Jul 17, 2022
Thebadpolitican:


Lol the popular egusi and pounded yam you eat is Edo food

Benin were d only tribe in Nigeria skilled in wood carvings to be able to pound yam at that time

Black soup is an Edo soup
Ogbolo is edo soup
Same as egusi
Cotton soup which has been extinct now
Groundnut soup is Edo food


Now you wonder why the eastern yourubas who Benin had extensive contact with are the only yorubas who claim pounded yam and egusi is there delicacy.....and not amala and ewedu

I know you're Igbo a tribe that stool so many people culture as theirs
You also invented fish as edo were the only tribes that know what fishing nets are,lol
Ogbono/ogbolo depending on the dialect is definitely Igbo,as the “No/lo” at the end means something slimy in all of igboland
Anambra and some part of Enugu will likely call it ogbono while ndi imo and Abia call it ogbolo

We have enough soups and foods in igboland okra,bitter leaf,ukwa,nkwobi,isi ewu etc,so we do not need to stool anybody’s food

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