[quote author=Probz post=127261684]Looks like nchaunwu is an alternative to clomipramine/paroxetine for fellas what cum too quickly. Okay. We see you, effirin. We love you, ntong, and not just for ofe akwu and a certain kind of stew.[/quote]

This is hilarious 😂 😃 😄.

I miss ofe akwu.
Had it for 4months straight as a Corper in Awka.

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The irony is Awka never used to really have a ting for ofe akwu. My mum’s mum never cooked it while she was alive and in general it was people who either had family in Nnewi or people who went to, like, uni./teaching college there who picked it up. With no Nnewi influence they weren’t really rolling with banga stew like that.

By the way:

1. Anya-azu (local leaf; helps compliment nchuanwu, at least as far as this ofe akwu)
2. Coconut milk
3. Enough okpei (dawadawa)
4. Local onion bark + (if you must) red onion
5. Ose-Nsukka (yellow Cameroon-y pepper)
6. Ehuru/ehulu - aka Calabash nutmeg

If you’re willing to give the ofe akwu game a go with your own cooking hands or at least pass it onto someone who can do it for you and source some of those grassroots ingredients (the ones that are grassroots, like the anya-azu), do so. If you can smoke some weed and get the munchies beforehand, even better. Either way, that’s heaven on a plate in the making. Egusi soup made with akwu (banga paste, sha) and okazi leaves is another … banga banger. I’m not even going to lie to you. Peng combo, let me tell you.

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