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descarado:
The person you quoted don't know where lagos is actually.
Easy.
Lagos is just generic.

Let us go on a field trip with you and lost you in Okokomaiko or Mile 2 /Cele
Na soaked Akpu and miyan kuka will be your breakfast, lunch and dinner.

MissSlimbody:
The breakfast I had that has refused to digest properly 😭😭

That is sweet potatoes if eaten in large amounts.

Drink more water.
Drink prune etc

Ndo

charytea:
Guy

adamusuleiman1:
Sen L. Graham's falls in line.

Graham: I’m for Donald Trump because I know what I’m going to get.

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said the GOP cannot reap the benefits of former President Donald Trump's policies while electing someone else in 2024.

"How many times have you heard: 'We like Trump policies, but we want somebody new?'". There are no Trump policies without Donald Trump." Graham went on to call the former president "strong" and "reliable.

This one tire me

Waiting to see if Mitch will fall in line.

raumdeuter:
There are rules like "Man in the House" rules

Basically a child who qualifies for benefit would be denied if an adult male lives with the mother. In other words "Miss you cannot get this benefit if you have a man living under your roof"

Get pregnant obviously by a man but the moment that man lives with you the benefit stops. its simply placing a reward on being a single mother

This rule came into effect in 1968. That was when the breakdown of the family started.
In 1965, 24 percent of black infant were born out of wedlock, Now its about 65 to 75%

As at 2013 Don Lemon actually puts it at 72%

Dayo - this is really so sad @ high % of children born out of wedlock.

By the way, I thought the rule made them responsible. If two people are living together or cohabiting, then both must be providing for the home.
I doubt the rules made the women send the men away.

saxywale2:
Insane.
This grandpa is the top Republican presidential candidate.

2 grandpa's in 2024

raumdeuter:
The breakdown of the family structure which the left promote and celebrate is the first thing to address

Before govt we had families and the family is the smallest unit

There has to be 2 people raising a child. Research has shown that children that grow up in a 2 parent household do better than those in a single parent household

There are 2 incomes which on the average is better than 1. There are 2 eyes watching the kid so when one is tired busy or occupied the other takes it up

Imagine a single parent wake up takes care of 2 kids get dressed drop kids in school with reduced income she probably has to work longer hours while her kids are at home by themselves which leaves room for predators to introduce the teenage boys to crime and the girls to sex

No govt can fix what a family needs to do

The left seeks to replace the family with govt

Let the men not sow and run away. Let everyone stand firm and teach their children must marry first before shagging. Let's uphold family values! Men should stop breeding up and down and face their home! Wifey bad or not, stay put for family sake!

Don't go having sex all over the place cuz you were given or carrying 5 millions swimming spermatozoans!

It must start from somewhere.

Probz:
We don’t cook waakye in the first place. We drink zobo rather than use the leaves to cook rice.

I think Waakye leaf is different from the flower leaf used in making zobo fa.

Waakye is bean in Hausa. I ate waakye and kose fala fala in the north.
Reminds me of gwaruru bean - popular in the north too.

charytea:
Guys, what's happening?
I can't seem to view the General Nairaland forum, I can only be on this food thread, says I've been banned, since yesterday?

Then eat here and go sleep

No more catching cruise

mariahAngel:
Why won't I give them rice and beans?
Have you seen Ghanaian waakye (rice and beans)? Very vibrant looking something!
How many Nigerians can cook rice and beans well?

Na only una sabi cook everything? Aseju people!

Maybe Nigerians cook waakye with palm oil hence the non vibrant look.

Ghana cook theirs with ground nut oil like hausawa.

mariahAngel:
In that case, akwaaba! hahahahahahaha

You don turn Ghana today huh Iya mi ?

For waakye, then you must share fa. Akwaaaba dalu nwa mama!

TheGoodAmerican:
I reckon it's like that everywhere, considering they're not cheap in this part of the world either. Salmon is one of the most expensive fish there is, with King/Chinook/Spring Salmon being the most expensive. But as one of the largest producers of it in the world [Norway takes the lead], they're plentiful in this country and in all the varieties there is. I, personally, see them as being reasonably priced, however, "reasonably priced" is relative.

For some reason 99% of the time I only buy wild salmon.
I try to stay away from Atlantic salmon or farmed salmon. But both are good for grilling. Not so good in stews -
Wild salmon is soooo great in tomatoes stew or wine sauce!
But texture wise, not so grilling it.

May they rot in jail forever.

Very cruel of them! Not one of them could say "enough" let's handle it differently- to the others?

budaatum:
https://www.nairaland.com/7544131/memphis-release-tyre-nichols-arrest#120437536

You for not add "ahnie na joke o" to the sentence so Ahnie come pour hot banga soup for your head and take red oyel starch rub your face

KanuSE:
Ahnie & inflation dey try settle scores but inflation no dey hear word, e get ear infection.

Ahnie my sweetheart, na joke o! 🙌

No more playing or horse riding in the kitchen.

No play during this inflation
Come play when inflation finish

KanuSE:
Wetin dey worry you sef, one cannot play with you again ehn.

Kobojunkie:
E dey freezer abeg!

What you wanna eat tmr you refrigerate ?
You dey waste fridge energy

Kobojunkie:
I grew up with neighbors whose lifestyles caused me much sorrow. Many of times, these kids would be given pennies to feed on each day, the money barely enough to satisfy them. The world is tough, sure, but people are wicked no be small.

Having too many children is wickedness.

Kobojunkie:
I am serious. I made some chocolate chip pancake waffles --- after 5 of them, all at least 6 inches in diameter---- over the weekend which I specifically plan to destroy tomorrow afternoon while binging on Netflix shows. My mouth is watering as I speak but I must wait!

Pic of chocochippancakewaffles showing diameter and inch you plan on destroying tomorrow or i don believe you

Kobojunkie:
Forget cereal first since what Blake bought there wasn't even much and it cost over 17k, and I bet that can last a month particularly if eaten alone. So when folks tell me stories of maintaining a family on 50k or less, I typically consider them liars.

Sigh!
It is really a tough world now!

descarado:
See how you dismissed my bros, you this babe.
Take your time o.

The bro is a nice person. Answered simple question without pointing knife inside my eyes

Unlike the other one that came in to unlearned the use of the word "pathetic"

Kobojunkie:
Well, I don't really do breakfast at all, but come lunchtime, I can easily woze those down with no sweat.

Double shuddering oh

I guess no cereal for most families.

I bought golden morn and it lasted a long time. I wonder how long it would feed a family.

Kobojunkie:
So, how are people able to feed a family of at least 3 with just N50,000 a month? ***Shudders****

Wait please let me drain the oyel to cook dinner before we dig into the afternoon rice n stew.

Where fish ?

ahnie:
Rice

mariahAngel:
Boya it's some kind of complex that has no particular term sha.

Complex with no particular

Blake755:
Which tribe are you from

Universal.
You wan mail golden morn and cornflakes ?

mariahAngel:
Is this the "new thing" to get angry about? 'cause I've been coming across such comments on this forum lately.

I think you outside Lagos people should take it easy, 'cause it ain't that serious. 🙄

The inflation is making some people unfriendly

Toor, zai gudu

Blake755:
Not Lagos tho I live in South East

Thanks. Not that I know where south east is.
Have a terrific day!

Trandis:
Pathetic how u lots think the whole of Nigeria lives in Lagos🤮

Happy New year.

Lol

You too wan know so we rush there to buy foodstuff I will go with you.

Divay22:
Market square?

Blake755:
Yeah sometimes I forget myself and eat it raw

Which market did you shop at ? I think it is really not bad if those are Lagos prices, then other places should be cheaper than yours.

Thank you. The cost aren't too bad...Lagos ? Do you think the prices are the same all over the supermarkets in Nigeria?

I bought golden morn at an African store. It was just soooooo sweet

It was good but the sweetness is on another level

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