Probz:
Anyone who seriously thinks Igbos don’t cook with a lot of pepper should take a bath in pepper soup laced with ground uziza seeds and freshly-harvested ose-Nsuk(k)a. Igbos own spice when it fits the universal vibe of a particular food (nkwobi, ishi-ewu ans pepper soup are supposed to sort of be piping hot). You won’t normally find that level of heat in rice that’s been made for other people. Individual people may turn the spice down or up depending on who they’re cooking for at home or wherever. But in a universal sense pepper-soup (which certainly isn’t something the typical non-Igbo/Deltan even eats like that) calls for … plenty of pepper, whereas normal stew doesn’t. Beyond that it’s just a matter of personal preference. Some people like their onugbu soup to have reasonable traces of bitterness so don’t wash the bitter-leaves as much, other people would rather it was honey-sweet so they wash and wash and wash. Some people like to form the base of their jollof rice with a mixture of bleached palm oil and goose/duck fat, others use turkey or groundnut oil, still-others use just standard vegetable oils. Some parboil. Some don’t. Some prefer akpu. Others prefer nni-ji (pounded yam). Some people particularly like pepper and base part of their food-culture around it, others just see it as a condiment used for technical necessity beyond foods what really, really call for plenty-pepper (ji mmiri-oku being another). People like what they like as individuals.

BIZNess123:


Peter should be enjoying his moment...for now

From may29 he will no longer be relevant again..

Everyday i kneel and thank God peter obi lost..he would have been the worst president ever ..

Karen2024:
I am so disappointed in myself.

So I decided to tell a guy who has been my crush that I want us to be friends but he outrightly rejected my proposal.

This guy is just irresistible but he's very immature. I am very much disappointed.

Shedrack777:
you're welcome. anyways, stop consuming too much pepper, it causes pile

Probz:


Igbos like pepper (especially being one of the ethnic groups with a rightful claim to pepper-soup, not to mention ose-Nsuka being indigenous to Igboland and used quite a lot in certain traditional dishes) and personal preference is an individual thing anyway. Just in moderation.

Probz:


Of course pepper/ose is used. This-your level of ignorance is astounding.

IyaebeTheGreat:
This fish is so ugly 🤣

BigDawsNet:


Majority of the yorubas cook with Cray fish, smoked fish and okporoko... but it's not really common in dia kitchen store or fridge... this are items they add to soup like 2 times a month... so generally dey don't dislike it...

Tinububalls:
There is difference between no pepper and too much pepper.
Thanks.

Shedrack777:
the reason i said what i felt is because the yorubas don't also use cray fish, smoked fish, okporoko, and stock fish to cook because they dislike them. so why emphasising only on the pepper which the yorubas love but disliked by igbos?

Shedrack777:
all these you wrote that the igbos cook with, the yorubas don't also use them to cook. so why the question? even though you wrote you're not being tribalistic, i still felt you're being tribalistic

Kobojunkie:
But we live in social media age and video is a way to get your point across these days.

I am not suggesting she was coerced into this marriage either. Rather, what I suspect is a deal was reached between her and the man in question. They are both likely aware that it is not love that binds them but instead his want of her in return for providing all of her financial needs. That is what marriage used to be during the time of our ancestors — even to this day with most even though we don't like to admit it—, isn't it?

Kobojunkie:
Maybe the marriage was arranged and she is just letting folks know that love is not where the buck really is.

KanuSE:


Ok, the future is female.

flokii:


Something that has gone viral?

The husband and those that followed him to pay her bride price must be in deep regrets now.

She even had the temerity to ask other ladies to "chop" any man's money. Na ashaw0 kobo kobo this one be.

mariahAngel:
The way the title Pastor is abused these days ehn...
Well, only God knows those who are truly appointed.



O ti baje!

sotall:


Pastor wey dey use magun

Agbawo pasitor

uba1991:
Allowing tinubu to take over the affairs of this country is an insult to all reasonable Nigerians.

LeoDeKing:
Obifraud deceiving himself up and down.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the next president of my beloved country Nigeria.

Uche can continue insulting everybody on social media, Tinubu becomes the president on 29 May 2023.

Bryan88:
whc Nigerians voted a drug lord and ex-con?
Keep deceiving yourself fool.

superCleanworks:


No oh. Dino is not like that

superCleanworks:
Well done.

Life is not about squeezing face, singing quarrel songs, buying all the Sports cars and RollsRoyce and flashing it on social media but we hardly see you amongst regular Nigerians that voted you to lead them unless it is for strategic political reasons.

No, I am not talking about anybody from Kogi here.

mortalincarnate:
The Gods are at war already. Please hold thou peace my dearest PO.

If you’re part of those that rigged this election, I sorry for you and your family. You are under a serious curse. You all will soon understand the actions of those mothers.