₦airaland Forum

luckedesiri:
.... U should pray for the grace to learn to mind your business as quick as possible before you land into trouble you can't get out of

gbammmm

mannobi:
Na you get your sef. If you like be pregnant if you like no do na your personal problem be that

exactly

Enemyofpeace:
Ugly biiiiiiiiiitch

take it easy o

MikeMicheal:
Ugly old thing.
Even with the money, she is still not attractive.

If i see truth i dey talk am.

painment and pepper body

Envy Kee you there

CondenseMilk:
Pregnancy that she should be praying to come as quick as possible.

go give am belle since minding your business is now an abomination for you

homosapien:
He has done it before in Lagos and will replicate same across the federation. You and your people can either join the progressive or continue with your Sit at home.

Unfortunately for you, Nigeria doesn't revolve around the East, other region will simple move on!!

leave him to be lamentating

I never see a set of unreasonable, entitled and narcissistic groups of people before

G00DHardDick:
Unfortunately the drug lord doesn't have quarter of what it is to rule this country. The tribal bigot drug man should stick to his drugs and leave politics for sane people like HE. Peter obi

Peter sane Na him he dey live for Lagos?

Gregory sane Na him Anambrans dey leave Anambra come live and do business for Lagos

What is the colour of your hypocrisy and delusional grandeur

Una wailing since February never do?

Easybet1:
See waiting japa dey cause

shebi them say Nigeria no good.them don see country wey good.the relative peace and freedom we have to do,say and be anything Una no like am

Meanwhile if you check well,e fit be say the West Don see gold, emerald or precious stones wey them wan harvest so they instigate wars or them wan sell/test their military weapons

Anyway lucky Dube song comes to mind.he said that the elites start war for fun

Ever8090:
Them don kill this one,...

I was about to say that.i fear who no fear desperate, diabolical and fetish Nigerian politician

Staphylococcus:
Waiting for the man that will settle with the former wife of Oni

Men love pvssy, but not kind of pvssy

no be person,a better person marry Zainab? The former wife of ooni before Naomi came in the picture


Abeg leave sheet for lawma

Ask4bigneyo:
Olosho

you don pay am for sex before.una go just open mouth wa dey call woman wey you never see her panties olosho

Anyway you get Mama before? Na only who get value for mothers dey value DECENT WOMEN

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.

quite enlightening.thank you

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 ..

awon obidients sha feti obi PA.toba Kosi wahala tan gbogbo wonma dehin leyin Peter

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.

then move on


You just experience what many men go through on a daily basis in trying to find Mrs right even though I know many men have brought it on themselves by always scamming women

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

lol

Are you a medical doctor?

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.

I see.thanks for your civility in explanation

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

the insults are not necessary.if I don't know something there's nothing wrong in asking rather than assuming so don't bother shaming another person for asking.na question I ask,I no kill person.thank you sir

IyaebeTheGreat:
This fish is so ugly 🤣

so some people get mind to eat this type of fish.anyway I'm not surprised.nigerians can eat anything.when hunger hook you for that even a Muslim cleric will eat pork meat,Alhaji will eat dog meat and even Shehu will eat snake meat

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...

true

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

do they put pepper in their soups and meals at all? If they do it's not noticeable.thanks for the response though

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?

o really? I wasn't aware that the Igbos dislike pepper.this is just New to me.anyway thanks for the information

Secondly yes I emphasized on only the pepper because a lot of people like myself get some tingling feeling of nausea and unsatisfaction when they eat foods devoid of pepper.

Anyway you have answered my question.i have gotten the reasons from your response.thank you

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

#sighs# l knew this tribalistic issue will come up that was why I stated this is a NON TRIBALISTIC ISSUE and without prejudice to any tribe.its just a question I asked because I discovered that it's a common pattern so I wanted to know if it's individual preferences or a cultural thing


N.b I know politicians have fanned the embers of tribal divisions and it's still playing out even after elections that any little thing is immediately misconstrued to mean tribal bias.anyway if you feel so, THAT IS NOT THE MOTIVE OF THIS THREAD.this has to do with food and everything pertaining to the distinctive similarities and differences in foods among the igbos,thank you sir.

Without prejudice to any tribe (that's not my intention) why do the igbos not like adding pepper to their stew,sauce,soups and meals.i had an experience yesterday.i went to buy somethings in the market and I was hungry and decided to stop by a buka within a plaza and I asked the waiter what they had she said it's only oha and egusi they have left.i said ok please give me egusi.she brought it and I noticed there was no pepper inside the egusi.this is not the first time I'm eating the Igbo version of egusi.they have their own unique ways of making egusi which is slightly different from the Yorubas and I always notice a similar pattern in their egusi and other soups NO PEPPER.i could still tolerate a soup without oil but pepper,arrghhh.anyway It was delicious but i didn't feel the satisfaction of eating which brings me to my question

1.is it that it's a culture thing that it's against your ways to cook food with pepper?

2.why so much emphasis on Cray fish,smoked fish etc without pepper and Oil

3.why is the eba always startchy.thank you

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?

well you're right

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

well the video is not necessary, inappropriate and embarrassing.if she was coerced into the wedding there are better ways of dealing with the situation


What she did is counterproductive because the love in the man will die immediately if he sees the video and he'll make the marriage hell for her

KanuSE:
Ok, the future is female.

imagine people leaving their businesses,work and whatever it is they are doing to come and honour you by gracing your occasion and you pull this embarrassing stunt? Seriously? If the guy walks out from that wedding,I don't blame him.smh

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.

it's really embarrassing.the marriage is still at its infancy state and she's already self sabotaged the marriage.now her husband will be looking at her like a greedy, desperate and untrustworthy person.even if you mean well all your actions will be seen as eye service and fake.its not even funny and again if you are not done with the streets, leave marriage for decent women who value what family is

There's nothing she wants to say that will clean up the mess she has created.she cannot even say this is a joke


If her mother in-law in connivance with her husband run hakimi on her now she'll be start playing victim

Nawa o


Madam bride don't let your inlaws and wedding guests see this.this is not nice especially on your big day.i am a woman but the truth must be said, this is all shades of wrong

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



O ti baje!

gbenusoun.you nor dey fvck? Wetin dey Inside fvck wey you dey say otibaje.oniranu.iru yinde lenma like oko dido

sotall:


Pastor wey dey use magun

Agbawo pasitor

o gbenutan


The woman sef like spiritual leaders

O 'do pastor,otun do babalawo

If them no catch am Na remain Muslim Alfa make she fvck