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Agriculture › Re: See What Fulani Herdsmen Did To Someone's Farm by descarado: 1:15am On Jun 21, 2024

Babastrong:
We are enjoying in my area. They no born any fulani well to enter someone's farm and eat. Hummn heads will

Can't you zip your mouth. Cho cho cho.
You guys never learn.

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Agriculture › Re: See What Fulani Herdsmen Did To Someone's Farm by descarado: 1:11am On Jun 21, 2024*

Family › Re: How Much Is Baby Food And Diapers In Your Area by descarado: 5:52pm On Jun 20, 2024

GrandBroz:
How much are these cloth diapers sold

Check stores. I don't sell them.

Celebrities › Re: Jennifer Hudson Opens Up About Discovering Her Father Had 27 Kids by descarado: 5:51pm On Jun 20, 2024

Nick cannon dey learn for this one shocked

Family › Re: How Much Is Baby Food And Diapers In Your Area by descarado: 2:34pm On Jun 20, 2024

Acidosis:
Kendamil 800mg - 27k last time I checked. My girls finish a can in 3-4 days. I have no idea the current price as they got 36 cans for free and so much more (other brands of baby food, diapers that would last almost a year, over 80 packs of baby wipes, clothes, cash gifts from far and near, etc.) since their mom's/my wife's painful and regrettable passing. In fact, a few NLers who may not want their names mentioned here gave them about a million Naira.

Despite God's faithfulness and the surprisingly huge blessings, it's a FULL STOP for me. I'm DONE DONE with the birthing thing.

I didn't see this.
Thanks to all the hands that helped.
You see, despite all,Nigerians are still good people.

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Family › Re: How Much Is Baby Food And Diapers In Your Area by descarado: 2:22pm On Jun 20, 2024

Acidosis:
Amen 🙏🏽 Thank you so much for your kind words and blessings.

Absolutely right about the baseless price hikes; it is unfortunate how economic pressures affect everyone.

Hey bros, how are u guys.

I wanted to sent you this info last 2 weeks but forgot.

Have you thought about cloth diapers. As long as you have washing machine, toss them in there.

I didn't breastfeed any of my kids. This is what I did. Formula till 2 months, then formula and pap but the pap was rich in dry sea food.

By end of four months, introduction to soup(okro) and what have you by 6 months eat everything.
You can puree avocado( very good oil and fat), mackerel is the best fish for kids. Omega 3 and 6.
And egg. All AA is there.

Things around you that's from naija. Not necessarily all these foreign stuff.

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Business › Re: A Visit To Warri Fish Market & Latest Prices Of Various Fishes (Video, Pictures) by descarado: 8:58am On Jun 20, 2024

All the pictures are blurred. Hard on the eyes darling.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 8:50am On Jun 20, 2024

Silentgroper:
says who .. yoruba makes egusi two ways, with veggies and without veggies .. the igbos make it in just one way, with veggies..

Egusi naturally belongs to the yoruba ..

Is igno and yoruba the only tribe in Nigeria?
Please rest. I don't engage in this nonsense.

Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 8:46am On Jun 20, 2024

AkpaMgbor:
Pocohontas??

I think so or Maria. My brain can't process which one again.

Education › Re: The Amount Someone Spent To Graduate In Uk by descarado: 8:27am On Jun 20, 2024*

guobe:
I said there is job available for all ages including 16 years old.
As a student you can school and work too.

An adolescent at 16yrs is in senior secondary 6 so you are not working.

Schooling is a full time thing that requires you put in 37.5 hours every week. You can only work weekends and some times when you don't have class. And if you are free, there may be no overtime at your place of work unless you work night. I don't see British teenagers working night. I wouldn't even want my child to do that at that age cos of the long term effect of night shift.
You are expected to work to get money for small stuffs. Unless an immigrant who has not had the required documents, all students are supposed to be under the student finance. School fees in most unis is 9k plus. They will not save up to that and don't have the capacity yet to do that.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 9:57pm On Jun 19, 2024

AkpaMgbor:
I’m actually from Ikwuano.

Haa, welcome, bros.
I have been there.
Ate ofe achala once. It was night. I don't even know how it looked like and since then, I dey dream of ofe achala. With bush meat.
That soup dey turn brain kiss

Your sister is here. Either Maria or poco.

Politics › Re: Is Not Compulsory To Have Presidential Jets - Dele Momodu by descarado: 9:54pm On Jun 19, 2024

Look at this man calling politicians outlandishly flamboyant when he celebrated and made money from the opulence of Nigerians both politicians and alike with his ovation magazine that only celebrates and promote wealth and affluence.
He should sit down somewhere.
Besides, he don't know where the gym is.
He is morbidly obese.
Gosh.
Lazy man

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 6:20pm On Jun 19, 2024

1Sharon:
But the snail was cooked intact, so that means it wasn't properly cleaned.

When they suck it, they suck the gunk out too? 🤢

I no no o

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 6:17pm On Jun 19, 2024

Kyn4life:
Edikanikong and Afang soup all the way!

Afang soup to the world kiss

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 6:06pm On Jun 19, 2024

AngelicBeing:
@ Op, l like all the soups and foods

Post one,angel, haba

Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 6:01pm On Jun 19, 2024

1Sharon:
I googled more pictures and na true oo Bayelsa people please explain

I will explain on their behalf.
They eat periwinkle with shell. Not only bayelsa though. Periwinkle is just like tiny snail.
So I am thinking if they can suck periwinkle out from the shell, they can also do that to snails.

I know small snails are cooked by our grannies and the water is medicinal. Sick people drink it. I don't know what it cures. I have seen ( but have forgotten the country sha) cook this snail and remove like you remove periwinkle from the shell and eat on YouTube. But I am shocked it's done in naija. That west african giant snail is extremely expensive

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Romance › Re: Dating In Nigeria Vs The UK: The Harsh Reality Explained by descarado: 5:47pm On Jun 19, 2024

uche87:
Nor mind am oh. 1991! Mostly every 5 years, behavioural patterns and trends change not to talk of over 20 years.

Are you a mod? huh

Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:52pm On Jun 19, 2024

kyuniii:
What about Dan Wake, because during my time In Maiduguri it was popular too, but I never had a taste.

My dear, I don't know about that one.
Na the one I know I posted.
Contrary to what people assume, northern Nigeria has loads of delicacies.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:49pm On Jun 19, 2024

Hahjascho:
Pounded yam is more suitable and preferable to Gbegiri.

Okay o. No problem.

The thread is just for fun. Don't know why people are taking it so serious.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:46pm On Jun 19, 2024

Menemonic:
try it with rice porridge oga you won't go back to South again.. 🤔

Really?
I will whenever I set my feet again in Nigeria especially around that axis kiss

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:45pm On Jun 19, 2024

Mikefrik:
You spoil the list when I see edikaekong for Akwa Ibom.

Forget the list, just enjoy the thread.

Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:44pm On Jun 19, 2024

AkpaMgbor:
Any soup without enough green vegetables is not it for me…I make small exception for egusi soup and achara but onugbu, afang and edikaikong are lit! Eforiro looks like it will go down well for me too.

Are u from umuahia. This one u mentioned achara soup.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:43pm On Jun 19, 2024

Miyan kuka.
Never know why I never tasted this soup. Heard its very delicious from our people that did youth service in the North

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:15pm On Jun 19, 2024

Hahjascho:
Lol

Before people come for you…Ekiti is known for Pounded yam and Fresh Egusi.

Egwusi is no man's land.
All west Africa make egwusi soup. It's accepted by everybody in Nigeria so leave it as e be

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:12pm On Jun 19, 2024

Foodqueen:
Is that a snail cooked with the shell in bayelsa kekeife soup?

I looked at it twice.

I have come across loads of naija delicacies but haven't seen this one.

Bayelsa people should come and answer.

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Food › Re: Some Nigerian States, And Their Special Foods -- Fun Thread by descarado: 2:10pm On Jun 19, 2024

1Sharon:
It looks like edikaikong, what leaves are used?

Only ugu leave.
The got the name from the way they prepare the ugu before using it for soup.
Big knife and cutting board. Then steam lots of ugu, drain and use the big knife to deal with it. The job isn't easy at all. But the soup is delicious.

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