blingxx:

With very chilled Pepsi to balance the equation

Boss you sabi better thing jhare

Shokoloko:
I love Edo people............. Nothing beats black soup. I almost forgot to return home after NYSC because they were so welcoming
Very lovely thread - mariahangel

This meal looks like Efo riro Eateries in YKC junction and Woji axis don't sell it. Efo riro is delicious.

UnknownT:
AFANG SOUP though my people call it Ukazi soup

Afang isn't ukazi please... afang is a mixture of two leaves of which ukazi is one.

odinga1of:


Bros for this our Urhobo life? BANGA SOUP fans plenty pass Owho Soup!

BANGA SOUP and Starch for Life!

Banga rice is the most popular breakfast meal back then in Delta (Ughelli and it's environs).
so delicious

Am from anambra but I love amala

Bahamas95:
Fresh catfish banger soup and starch.....The soup should be served with that traditional clay plate (ēwērè)


When you eat that food even if you nor be witch you go confess.

Oh my Lord, the best soup in the whole world.

Crumbian:


Ego riro ke?

It's typo error nah.

gloryhomemaker:


It's typo error nah.

I know

WIZGUY69:
White soup

With different kinds of passengers inside oooo

Atama soup.

07kjb:


Ofe-owerri no be poor man soup o

It is cooked ones in a while

Ok my moniker reflect sey I be poor person ?

mariahAngel:
Food is a major unifier.
Nothing brings people together better than food.
The aim of this thread is to encourage unity in our diversity, especially on this forum where there's tribalism and hate.

So, without further ado, what Nigerian food from another tribe do you enjoy very much?
You don't have to state your tribe, but the food must be from a different tribe (apart from yours)

For me, I really like ojojo, dodo ikire, kilishi. ( These are the ones I can think of for now)

Oha soup, ofe nsala, abacha and onugbu soup.


I love this igbo native food .

I love
Akpu made from Cassava
Okpa made from Agbado

Igbo with Cassava and Agbado will not divorce each other

Shokoloko:
I love Edo people.............
Nothing beats black soup.
I almost forgot to return home after NYSC because they were so welcoming

Very lovely thread - mariahangel

Thank you Shokoloko.
I couldn't help that.

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It's not. It's a grain, white in color. You can cook it and use it as a cereal, or like rice with stew. When it's cooked, it looks like congealed groundnut oil. I used to have it every morning when I lived in Abuja.

You mean Acha?

Bahamas95:
Fresh catfish banger soup and starch.....The soup should be served with that traditional clay plate (ēwērè)


When you eat that food even if you nor be witch you go confess.

No be lie! I remember wen I eat dis food as I visit my parents last month. Obobs e just be like make i no go my own abode again. B4 I bring out all d money wey dey my pocket, give am to my lovely mama, I no know. I was later asking Dem for transport money.

placeofallure:
I love kilishi. I'm also a die hard Ewa Aganyin fan. Then I take lot of tea too. My parents are tea people.

I don't like any Ibo soup or meal. I'm not a foodie so I don't like to experiment in case the taste turns out badly, I won't forgive myself. So I've never tasted any Igbo soup.

As a Yoruba girl, my best soup is Ila Alasepo, try it with sea foods and ponmo. I like it with Eko Elewe or with Amala.

Ẹwà aganyi is from Togo

DaveHarry:

No be lie! I remember wen I eat dis food as I visit my parents last month. Obobs e just be like make i no go my own abode again. B4 I bring out all d money wey dey my pocket, give am to my lovely mama, I no know. I was later asking Dem for transport money.

Hahahahahahahahahaha

mariahAngel:


You mean Acha?

Yes!!!!!

This was my favourite breakfast. No matter what I ate in the morning, I would always have a small bowl of acha. Since I left Abuja, I've not had it.

placeofallure:
I love kilishi. I'm also a die hard Ewa Aganyin fan. Then I take lot of tea too. My parents are tea people.

I don't like any Ibo soup or meal. I'm not a foodie so I don't like to experiment in case the taste turns out badly, I won't forgive myself. So I've never tasted any Igbo soup.

As a Yoruba girl, my best soup is Ila Alasepo, try it with sea foods and ponmo. I like it with Eko Elewe or with Amala.

the topic says the food from another tribe you like to enjoy..... nobody asked you about how you hate Igbo dishes. Nobody cares to know...
I don't know, to you Yorubas, everything is about tribalism and competition with Igbos.

Egusi soup and pounded yam Starch and black soup

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Yes!!!!!

This was my favourite breakfast. No matter what I ate in the morning, I would always have a small bowl of acha. Since I left Abuja, I've not had it.

It's SUPER NUTRITIOUS, and great for diabetic patients.

Antivirus92:
the topic says the food from another tribe you like to enjoy..... nobody asked you about how you hate Igbo dishes. Nobody cares to know...
I don't know, to you Yorubas, everything is about tribalism and competition with Igbos.

You are the one whose heart is filled with hatred and venom. You passed through school but sadly, school never passed through you. I'm a language student so I'm extremely careful about my choice of words, I can't be misquoted. There's no ambiguity or vagueness in what I posted. I implore you to read again. I never said I hated Ibo meals. The fact that I've never eaten them doesn't mean I hate them. I'm not a food person so I can't be tempted to explore with meals I'm not used to, no matter how tempting or breathtaking it looks, I'M NOT REALLY INTO FOODS! IT'S NOT HATRED!
I don't eat chicken, I don't eat offals, I don't eat snails; are these also Ibo meals?

You have a small mind, you are a bigot, hence the quick conclusion that it has to be hatred. I don't owe you any explanation I'm just trying to be civil. Onisoro ni e!

placeofallure:


You are the one whose heart is filled with hatred and venom. You passed through school but sadly, school never passed through you. I'm a language student so I'm extremely careful about my choice of words, I can't be misquoted. There's no ambiguity or vagueness in what I posted. I implore you to read again. I never said I hated Ibo meals. The fact that I've never eaten them doesn't mean I hate them. I'm not a food person so I can't be tempted to explore with meals I'm not used to, no matter how tempting or breathtaking it looks, I'M NOT REALLY INTO FOODS! IT'S NOT HATRED!
I don't eat chicken, I don't eat offals, I don't eat snails; are these also Ibo meals?

You have a small mind, you are a bigot, hence the quick conclusion that it has to be hatred. I don't owe you any explanation I'm just trying to be civil. Onisoro ni e!

a long meaningless epistle again.....
The topic said "Nigerian food from another tribe u enjoy eating"
There over 200 ethnic groups in Nigeria, the topic is not Igbo vs Yoruba cuisine, it says Nigerian food....
But out of the over 200 ethnic groups, u managed to devote some minutes to Igbo foods only to type rubbish about it...
Just name the food from another ethnic group u like and move..... nobody asked you to talk about the one you don't like or hate....
Typical of your people!

Dybala11:

Yep, I served in Udi. 2020 batch A. Wait, wow. You're still in Udi?? That's good.
I was initially thrown to Akpakwume village, I was later able to change my PPA to C.S.S Udi/Abia.

Wow. I might have seen you before. I'm batch 18C.

Bukky001:


Wow. I might have seen you before. I'm batch 18C.

Probably. I remembered been told by a fellow corp member that a lady ex-corp member still stays at Udi. I was the landlord at the corper's lodge that time, although I'm not really that outgoing so it might be a little difficult to have had a chat with me.
How's Udi anyway?? And how are you doing ma'am??

shantti:


ok, u r right if you meant the uncooked vegetable. i was referring to the cooked soup made from those vegetables.
Am sorry on how i sounded

It's Okay. I'm not offended in anyway.

Antivirus92:
a long meaningless epistle again.....
The topic said "Nigerian food from another tribe u enjoy eating"
There over 200 ethnic groups in Nigeria, the topic is not Igbo vs Yoruba cuisine, it says Nigerian food....
But out of the over 200 ethnic groups, u managed to devote some minutes to Igbo foods only to type rubbish about it...
Just name the food from another ethnic group u like and move..... nobody asked you to talk about the one you don't like or hate....
Typical of your people!

You're mad and your madness is devoid of any known cure. I mentioned kilishi, is it Ibo food? I also mentioned Ewa Aganyin, is it Ibo food? Alayebaje!

You and your kinsmen, your insecurity is just abysmal! Always use your drugs before you leave the house, ok?

Shokoloko:
I love Edo people.............
Nothing beats black soup.
I almost forgot to return home after NYSC because they were so welcoming

Very lovely thread - mariahangel

Aww. I do like Edo people myself.

Xcelinteriors:
Amalà gbegiri and ewedu with ogunfe

Do u still sell carpet tiles??if yes gimme price n location??

placeofallure:


You're mad and your madness is devoid of any known cure. I mentioned kilishi, is it Ibo food? I also mentioned Ewa Aganyin, is it Ibo food? Alayebaje!

You and your kinsmen, your insecurity is just abysmal! Always use your drugs before you leave the house, ok?

what else do you know how to do apart from cursing and insult?
You mentioned kilishi and ewa in good light or in bad light?....
Is it the same when you talked about Igbo foods?
I am not surprised, it's part of your culture....
Keep it up!
Keep hating,,,,, it's good for your health

BigDick70inch:


Do u still sell carpet tiles??if yes gimme price n location??

Yes please but what I have is linoleum carpet. Very durable. Location is idi mangoro in agege