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bigfrancis21:
I can't speak for the Yoruba style because I'm only familiar with the Igbo style, having spent most of my time in Nigeria in the East. Hopefully, a Yoruba person will be able to help you out.

please will you just answer my question on at least d Igbo style of cooking jellof rice and what variation of rice is there in iboland pls I want to know ow 2 cook d igbo jollof rice, familiarise me with the typical style of Igbo woman who cooks jollof rice

Duru009:
Which yoruba?

Mitchewwwwwww!!!

so is d Yoruba one betta or worse than ibo rice and how, you people should answer me

laudate you must answer me tonight ok

laudate:
Maka gini? Were you not the one who started this thread 'Demographics of Kogi State' (https://www.nairaland.com/3671711/demographics-kogi-state) where you and your clique were trying to dictate to ethnic groups in Kogi State, what they were and what they were not? Were you chaps not the ones telling the Igala, what their language sounded like and what it wasn't?

Now, after you were told on that thread to let indigenes of that place confirm by themselves what they were and what they were not, instead of an outsider imposing a different identity on them, you felt offended. This was over 2 months ago, and now you want to carry over that matter into this thread, by still wailing over the issue and calling me names? Na so di matter pain you reach?

Or are you just seeking attention from me? Ok, you have been duly noticed. Forgive me for not caring. Now run along into the kindergarten section, and play with your toys.... By the way, you can continue with the name calling if it makes you feel better...

Please bro will you answer my question on joulof rice

pls laudate you will explain Yoruba ibo jollof rice differcing to me ok, em I wan know difference

laudate:
Maka gini? Were you not the one who started this thread 'Demographics of Kogi State' (https://www.nairaland.com/3671711/demographics-kogi-state) where you and your clique were trying to dictate to ethnic groups in Kogi State, what they were and what they were not? Were you chaps not the ones telling the Igala, what their language sounded like and what it wasn't?

Now, after you were told on that thread to let indigenes of that place confirm by themselves what they were and what they were not, instead of an outsider imposing a different identity on them, you felt offended. This was over 2 months ago, and now you want to carry over that matter into this thread, by still wailing over the issue and calling me names? Na so di matter pain you reach?

Or are you just seeking attention from me? Ok, you have been duly noticed. Forgive me for not caring. Now run along into the kindergarten section, and play with your toys.... By the way, you can continue with the name calling if it makes you feel better...

ok bro pls wetin na differencing between Yoruba and Igbo version of jollof rice, which one sweet beta pass

Pray:
Nigerian Jollof rice is the best, and yoruba party Jollof rice made it number 1 in the world. No yoruba party, no Jollof rice. Fact.

what d difference between ofe manu and Igbo jellof pls

Duru009:
Biafra Jollof rice is far better than Nigerian jollof....

what's the difference

and does biafra also include d Calabar/Ijaw or is it just d Igbo own vs. Yoruba

rip to d boy sha, but honestly what was he doing der by himself, really his mother ought to be held responsibility what was she playing at

pls, one of una should explain to me d difference in way of preparing jollof rice between igbo and d Yoruba, who as the best rice pls

olaniyisamuel:
.....An innocent young lad... God preserve us from untimely death... Fell victim of dis two weeks ago, fortunately dere was no current across it... It's a sudden occurrence... My condolences to d boy's family

oo ehya oo

wizzywisdom:
In Nigeria there is no light in our house's but there is light in the electric cable

em you so cute ok, iwe be no

PLEASE, what is d difference between d ibo and Yoruba version of jollof rice, someone shud kindly explain d difference to me and not be posting ewedu ewedu. how will auntie ijeoma prepare her own jellof compared to auntie funke's?

ejanla077:
we yoruba muslims kno we will lose dis one..

pls, what will make you think you loose, what's the difference between Yoruba rice and Biafra jollof

Ok I don see thread on here asking who get the best jollof rice should biafra finally secceed. Who will win the jollof war - nigeria or d Igbo country?

hakeem4:
I think biafra will win the jollof war


Maybe because Yoruba like putting too much oil and pepper in their food


I've never tasted Hausa jollof rice before

pls, what's the difference between the Igbo and yoruba jollof rice, how do they prepare it both and which version is d most popular

pls somebody shud answer my rice question oo

bigfrancis21:
I can't speak for the Yoruba style because I'm only familiar with the Igbo style, having spent most of my time in Nigeria in the East. Hopefully, a Yoruba person will be able to help you out.

ok bro what den is the style in igboland and is there more than one Igbo way of cooking it? pls i just want to know, curious

bigfrancis21:
In Anambra dialects, 'ro' is added to a verbto signify negative. For example,

O bu onye onitsha (he is an onitsha person)
O buro onye onitsha (he isn't an onitsha person).

O mee ya - he/she did it
O mero ya - he/she didn't do it

O bia - he/she came
O biaro - he/she didn't come

O di nma
O diro nma

Gote akwa abuo - buy two eggs
I gotero akwa abuo - you didn't buy two eggs.

The negative of, I na-asu Igbo ofuma, will be I naro asu Igbo ofuma.

'na' is added to verbs to indicate present-continuous.

M na bia - I am coming (or Ana m abia - deeper Igbo)

M na fu gi - I can see you.

M na kpo gi - I am calling you

'na' also means 'and'.

For eg, mu na gi (me and you).

Mu na gi ga bia (me and you will come).

Thus to differentiate 'na' as in 'and' and 'na' as in present continuous in verbs, standard Igbo adds the '-' in between 'na' and the 'verb'.

As in, I na-asu Igbo ofuma.

M na-abia. Etc.

Let me pause for a while so it's not too overwhelming! Please ask me your questions.

hi bro, i guess you Igbo pls could u answer my question about like Igbo/Yoruba jollof ok

Hi guys, please someone that is very familiar with Igbo food should tell me how d igbos prepare jollof rice compared to d Yoruba own, is there are difference and what type of rice variety is their in igboland?

[quote author=prettyamebo post=57070334][/quote]oo tnx, das d way iya Ijebu tot me ok

Probz:
Can I have ewedu with ketchup-based jollof rice and agege bread?

yes you can dear

stop with the avocado and honey glazed shikin, come to me for good appetising nutritiouns and traditionalistic cuisines ok

Well am delta ibo by nationalirri but do in some instances cook d Yoruba foods and here I'll be showing you how to make the type ewedu that yoruba women cook for d yoruba owambe ok

Right, you need ewedu leafings, egusi, eggs, salt, crayfish and buka stew ok

Peel the ewedu leafs, blend with mora and pestilence like u wee be doing for d afang soup, but in a pot to boil till water don dry (like soup preparation). Then beat with broomstickin, add palm oil with crayfish, ground egusi mixed wit egg yolk, (and iru) and do so till it boils very well ok. Den serve wit boiled egg, amala and maybe just alonenif uou can't afford amala and egg

Take it in a big cooler to parry and keep it separateness from buka stew ok

sisisioge:
Ask your neighbor.

ok I ask my neighbour she don say e be very homely and respectfuling pesin ok tnx

Well am delta ibo by nationalirri but do in some instances cook d Yoruba foods and here I'll be showing you how to make the type ewedu that yoruba women cook for d yoruba owambe ok

Right, you need ewedu leafings, egusi, eggs, salt, crayfish and buka stew ok

Peel the ewedu leafs, blend with mora and pestilence like u wee be doing for d afang soup, but in a pot to boil till water don dry (like soup preparation). Then beat with broomstickin, add palm oil with crayfish, ground egusi mixed wit egg yolk, (and iru) and do so till it boils very well ok. Den serve wit boiled egg, amala and maybe just alonenif uou can't afford amala and egg

Take it in a big cooler to d parry and keep it separate from d buka stew

BroZuma:
Just wait they'll soon reply you here on NL...

no one replied me now im upset

hello guys, i'm tinking of travelling to the uk at some point and i will like to no the composition of nigerian tribes in london and england, what is ratio of igbo and yoruba people in particular in that nation

guys if all of you go to check out my ogiri stew now, there will be peace and hunger so go check it out and eat it ok

8 plum tomato, one tablespoon ogiri ibo (d one that dey wee use for abasha and onubu), em onugbu leafys ok, (not washed) fresh aku or banga concentrating, 18 ata rodo

extract banga, blend tomaro and pepe to tik blending ok, mix with aku, add shikin and d stick seasoned with thyme curry and bay leaf onion then d bitter leavs wit the OGIGI and onion ok. Leave to simmer, add more curry to taste and serve with rice and jollof rice, moi moin and coleslaw dodo.

guys, if you all go check my ogiri stew now all of u will just be celebrating and happy ok, go to food section laudate ibodefending, check my Sunday onugbuing and ogigi tomato stew and party jollof rice ok

[quote author=judgedredd22 post=56694394][/quote]hian!! this one that you ni get respect, I swear let me not hear any more insult from you now, unless you want to face me!