Do you know the name of this fruit?

In Igbo it is called ugiri and the seed is what is used to make ogbono soup you enjoy.

You can eat the back just like apple the the seed is dried and blended for ogbono soup.

Is God not wonderful?

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Op, where can one get the fruit?

Solofresh2:
I don't eat that shit called ogbono soup mehn

Don't call peoples food that word. If it's non of your business, just move the fvck far away from what doesn't concern you.Nairaland kids

endsarrrs:
Op, where can one get the fruit?

The fruit is called òro or àbeje in Yoruba

The seed is known as àpòn

It is seasonal, it's on my grandmother's farm in Ekiti

It's a very tall tree, u don't pluck the fruits, u let it fall

illicit:

It is called òro or àbeje in Yoruba
It is seasonal, it's on my grandmother's farm in Ekiti

Any English or botanical word to describe the fruit ?

endsarrrs:


Any English or botanical word to describe the fruit ?

Irvingia gabonensis commonly called Bush mango

Dika nut (English)


Oro (Yoruba)

illicit:

Irvingia gabonensis commonly called Bush mango
Dika nut (English)
Ogbono (Igbo)
Oro (Yoruba)

Great

Interesting. Nature is wonderful.

Interesting. God is wonderful.

Quite fascinating

endsarrrs:


Don't call peoples food that word. If it's non of your business, just move the fvck far away...Nairaland kids

Sorry Nairaland Grandma

HelloHelloHello

Good.
Very delicious delicacy when properly prepared. The killer combo is when you add dried fish to it. Fresh fish too is a combo on its own together with beef.

My grandma had so many of the tree in her compound. In the morning, we'll go and pick the ones that have fallen on the floor then break it and dry the seed.

How time flies. Nigeria would be great again.

This I have seen.

I like ogbono die. But I don't like the fact that a cup of ogbono is three times costlier than a cup of egusi. So most times I just change my mind and go for egusi or even okro sef, but whenever money plenty for pocket I just go for ogbono.

Op, ugiri is not ogbono in my town. They are different trees. U can eat the fruit of ugiri but ogbono fruit is inedible. Ogbono draws when used to prepare soup, but ugiri doesn't draw that much.

Uyomiya:
Do you know the name of this fruit?

In Igbo it is called ugiri and the seed is what is used to make ogbono soup you enjoy.

You can eat the back just like apple the the seed is dried and blended for ogbono soup.

Is God not wonderful?

Very common in Ondo/Edo/Ekiti/Kogi Axis

Average Nigerian is a glutton. Go to any buka joint and see how men devour swallow using all their five fingers including palm to cut out a very big morsel while squeezing it repeatedly, then divide it to smaller portions, all being held within their palms while they take them in in turns, omoor, that thing irritates me.

Uyomiya:
Do you know the name of this fruit?

In Igbo it is called ugiri and the seed is what is used to make ogbono soup you enjoy.

You can eat the back just like apple the the seed is dried and blended for ogbono soup.

Is God not wonderful?

😞😞😞 I dey miss dis soup no be small 🦐🦐🦐

endsarrrs:
Op, where can one get the fruit?

it's everywhere in Yoruba land

Omooooo

Na bush mango be this na

He de shock teeth sometimes

Not too sweet

Bush Mangoe

Used to hunt for that thing back in the days

I hate this soup I wonder how people eat it

Show us the trees too. Some don't have an idea.

I've always known this for a fact. But I don't like Ogbono soup or any draw soup for that matter.

He popped fifty balloons all at once and this happened.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8AIT0cOMAI?si=JU5sJgAATEbzP3jV

Solofresh2:
I don't eat that shit called ogbono soup mehn

Must you call it shit. Where are you from sef.

Something that is enjoyed by lovers of native delicacies, this one wake up from hunger strike and call it shit.
Mtcheeww

Uyomiya:
Do you know the name of this fruit?

In Igbo it is called ugiri and the seed is what is used to make ogbono soup you enjoy.

You can eat the back just like apple the the seed is dried and blended for ogbono soup.

Is God not wonderful?

We call it Apon in Yoruba. Check my signature for free stuffs!

This is indeed an interesting fact. Just learnt something new today