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Sports › Re: Philip Otele Shines In Lithuania As He Scores by Munzy14(m): 8:42pm On Jun 27, 2020
BREYZ:
Otele Oshiomole cheesy grin
grin grin
Sports › Re: Philip Otele Shines In Lithuania As He Scores by Munzy14(m): 8:41pm On Jun 27, 2020
DatAbujaBoy:
Ikee Otele grin
grin grin

With this kind post, one can comfortably do head count of Igbos on this forum.


ike otele got me.... grin grin

Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 6:15pm On Jun 27, 2020
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Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 6:15pm On Jun 27, 2020
Mariangeles:
In some families, it can be really extreme, while others are mild
True.
Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 6:02pm On Jun 27, 2020
Mariangeles:
Yes na
Okay, I see some families that tends to be hot tempered.
Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 6:01pm On Jun 27, 2020
ibkayee:
Can't see myself giving an apology that isn't warranted just to keep peace
Their comes a time you will...Just for peace sake... It Will be appreciated through other channels.
Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 5:40pm On Jun 27, 2020
ibkayee:
Sometimes I compare whatever's happened to the grand scheme of life and things that are worse, and then suddenly I can't be bothered to 'flare-up' lol

It's not necessarily a perfect method and it's also very situation-dependent but I've found it useful at times
Definitely every individual has a unique way of navigating through it.
Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 5:39pm On Jun 27, 2020
Mariangeles:
For your inner mind... cheesy
let me ask, can hot temper stuff be a trait passed on?

Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 5:34pm On Jun 27, 2020
ibkayee:
If you mean apologizing just for the sake of keeping the peace, even if you genuinely aren't in the wrong, is this healthy? Do you think there are other healthier ways to pacify the situation?
I am sorry is a deep statement that can water down a seriously boiling adrenaline.

Apology saves a lot and it's healthier.
Family › Re: How Do One Control One's Mouth Even When One Is Extremely Angry? by Munzy14(m): 5:29pm On Jun 27, 2020
Stargurl20:
How do one control one's mouth or better still one's anger as well as ignore unpleasants things being said to one without voicing out, even when one is very angry? I need urgent response please...
Walk away simple....

For me, I become extremely quiet when I am boiling... if I talk, my next action will be one hell of evil... At that point I can pull down what took years to fix.

So my own control is being quiet... Any lady av met in reality knows this, because It's among initial things abt me I Will tell her nor colleagues/friends. So in an argument if I become quiet just know area don red, na to burst remain.
Family › Re: Why you Shouldn't Leave Your Parents House When You're Not Capable by Munzy14(m):
bukatyne:
Like I said in that other thread, the discussion of when to leave without a pressing need to do so is a lower income/poor man question.

If your parents can comfortably house you with a bit of privacy, stay put and leverage on their housing as much as possible to build wealth.

Some people have saved their rents while at home and moved from their parents' home to their own home.

Only ensure that while at your parents', you pick some bills as a sign of maturity and responsibility:

I am sure that when you get to a certain age, your parents will acknowledge you have relationships and give you the needed space if you are not changing partners like underwears.

No sensible parent would stop a young man/lady of 24/25 years from a weekend getaway at a lover's place or hotel if you have established the relationship at home and you have proven to be responsible especially sexually.

Neither would they stop you for a late night hang out once in a while with friends.

Obviously coming back home drunk the first time might tell them you are not mature enough to handle such privileges going forward.
Truer words spoken!.

I have a family friend, whose dad has a small bungalow, with other properties rented out.


The man never allowed his sons rent a house outside, he told them if u leave my house, u are moving into yours. And that was it. The First son an engineer married to a medical doctor, still live with his dad.

Second son married, built his own house and packed out.

Third son followed suit before relocating to dubai.

Fourth son, who happened to be last graduated from law school, then moved in to Live with the third son, who later, left naija.

Now, first son has built his first house, but rented all the apartment. Still living with the dad.

Only daughter was the only one who was allowed to leave house to a rented apartment.

I think this leaving house of a thing deals with; Job, liberty to indulge into youthful exuberance and exploration , toxic parents, and poverty.

Freedom is good, poorly handled can be devastating.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 4:22pm On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
Finally grin
The meme.... grin
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 4:20pm On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
Don't mind me. It's good that she's learning. I wish you guys the best.
Do and call us Abeg, I wan wear ashebi grin

Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 4:06pm On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
in fact you are the main daughter of the soil grin.

You pass me Abeg.
You must be missing a lot since you don't reside in Nigeria.
I just bought my akwu in the market today,na ofe akwu get me tomorrow grin

I will send yours through amazon when I finish cooking cheesy
Ofe-akwu inspirational Saturday... cheesy
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 4:04pm On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
Dump your babe and look for anambra girl lipsrsealed grin, your taste bud will never remain the same, o bu so achara ka I ga na eri grin
I av had Anambra, But bae beat them all... cheesy in every every.... She is learning a lot.... With time aha m a buru come and chop.


Anambra unu n'esi ite mma mma o....Unu na umu Nwaanyi contry5...I give u people the medal for now... grin Bae will bounce back to reclaim the medal after learning all.
Family › Re: My Encounter With A Married Man Yesterday by Munzy14(m): 3:54pm On Jun 27, 2020
Men that think about this cheating matter, are usually the ones that end up cheating....cheesy


Marriage no easy o, u can't stay a month without sex fine, so when she gives birth and need that time to heal, u will be entering her yoni abii? I laugh at u.

Bro, I have said it countless times, cheating is a choice. As far as u are well to do guy, the temptation and opportunity will come. It's left for u to decide.

As for women, bedroom power must come in when she needs that thing u are telling her no money for months. .. cheesy

It's their right u can't sidestep it.

Above all it's understanding.. After all sex must not involve penetration All the time na.
Romance › Re: My Boyfriend Likes Sex A Lot And I Want To Start An Opened Relationship by Munzy14(m): 3:26pm On Jun 27, 2020
squash47:
you're a nice person...I wish all girls can be like you.

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Please allow him to keep doing it for him, he will love u more for it.
grin grin

I am laughing at this.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 11:52am On Jun 27, 2020
blazer90707:
IT seems you like a lot of native foods oo. I guess you and bae would just strike a balance . You would cook all the native soups and special special delicacies while she would cook the normal ones she knows
I like variety... I am deeply rooted to native.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 11:30am On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
No wonder, you don't have an option.

I'm waiting for season 5 grin.
Lol, I have option o, As far as bae knows how, I don't have bizness with kitchen department o.... Unless I want to do pampering.

Just that she z Abia.. And u know abians are limited To few native soups in addition to achara stuffs.


Yea we anticipate for the new season.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 11:06am On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
I am aware of these as well.You know your condiments well. You must be a good cook grin.
cheesy I learnt while growing up..
No sis, all boys.

It's been a while, seems u took a break, abii u preparing for bbn5..cheesy
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 10:51am On Jun 27, 2020
blazer90707:
Please oo ofe akwu is not Banga. They are two different soups with only one thing in common, the palm fruit used. Ingredients used in cooking is very different.
The difference is the addition of scent leaf for Igbos. I used banga so people who aren't Igbo will flow with the discussion.

Palm fruit is called banga in our pidgin especially for SS people(delta and rivers precisely).


Akwu is it's Igbo name.

Ofe is soup in Igbo.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 9:54am On Jun 27, 2020
sassysure:
Ogiri is never made from locust beans so the @op dont actually know what she is saying.
Gosh, igbo people here dey fall my hand.
U guys will just accept anything without cross checking.
This is castor seed used in making ogiri igbo. Anambra call it ùgba.
Madam calm down why the adrenaline rise now?


You really don't have to attack OP or some posts to prove your point... If you know all this things very well, you will create a thread to enlighten everyone.


To the bone of contest, We have ogiri from different sources, we have okpei, we also have Iru for the Yorubas.

To your ugba case, Is ugba not oil bean seed that comes in strands after preparation or have u changed the ugba we know?cheesy

I am from Imo and av lived in Anambra as well. And have lived with Yorubas also.
The exposure comes with experience If u will agree with me.

OP used IRU as a subject matter, but he/ she deviated, but no need attacking now.

Attached is ugba picture from google.

Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 9:44am On Jun 27, 2020
nazablossom:
My friend, longtime.

We don't use ogiri isi in ofe akwu, we use Okpei.
We use ogiri isi in ofe onugbu,oha,abacha,ukwa while Okpei is for ogbono,ofe akwu ,egwusi ,yam porridge.

They are so different, and have their purposes
Naza longtime o..


Different strokes for different folks....I know we have ogiri that comes in smelly paste like well wrapped with leaves and sold 20-50naira in the local market around some states in the south east.

Okpei is that very black smelly stuff too, it's different from the usual ogiri.

Their is also Iru from yoruba, in a small seed like form well fermented. It gives similar taste like when u use the ogiri in Igbo markets.

We also have the peeled seeds of ugu, cooked wrapped and left to ferment for some days... My people use it in uha soup and the palatable ofe Owerri as well.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 6:40am On Jun 27, 2020
Tigerfoods kudos for sharing this Idea.. For long I have been wondering how those ogiri are made, especially the one that comes from Anambra.


For the locust beans, a friend ones way billed from Ibadan, I can say the aroma in food was great almost same as our Igbo ogiri.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 6:34am On Jun 27, 2020
ursullalinda:
I use it only in Ofe akwu......didn't know it can be used in other soups......Then use the main ogiri for ofe ede and Abacha......thou it's not compulsory for ofe akwu.
In Anambra, It is used almost in anything. Gives food a kind of organic taste especially the ofe-akwu(banga soup).

Anytime I am visiting Anambra, my meal orders doesn't exceed bitter leaf soup and ofe-akwu. They do it well.
Food › Re: Iru: The Godmother Of All Condiments by Munzy14(m): 6:30am On Jun 27, 2020
Pavore9:
No, still outside. Ndi ne chem kari kwa! cheesy
Exactly bro.. cheesy

Some kobo ideas of yours need to go into practicals.
Romance › Re: Ladies How Do You Cope With An Overbearing Man??? by Munzy14(m): 6:16am On Jun 27, 2020
Alwaysachick:
I'm a very sensible person and appreciate his care for me, but how do I deal with someone who doesn't want you to contest his opinions even when they are harsh or wrong.

Ain't doing zodiacs again sorry, lol
If u can't fix it, you take the door, so he can meet another lady who will appreciate his style. While you meet the man who can allow you have your opinion.


Their is a woman for every man.
Family › Re: Will Your Children Have A Traditional And English Name? by Munzy14(m): 10:14pm On Jun 26, 2020
Mariangeles:
Gossip girl grin
Cc Munzy14
NLanders are predictable... cheesy
Family › Re: Will Your Children Have A Traditional And English Name? by Munzy14(m): 10:13pm On Jun 26, 2020
Mariangeles:
Really? I swear, I didn't know



You? cheesy
yea.


Now you know.


Get ready to fry one hectare of plantain plantation... cheesy They are coming soon to decode.
Romance › Re: Ladies How Do You Cope With An Overbearing Man??? by Munzy14(m): 10:05pm On Jun 26, 2020
Alwaysachick:
Even when its obvious he is being in considerate. What happened today? He told me to go change my laptop battery today. He wanted me to leave my house by 4pm to Ikeja. My house to Ikeja is like 2hrs journey. I tried to pacify him that I will go first thing in the morning but he insisted and started bringing up other talks.
For a man to be overbearing in a relationship, it speaks volume of how the lady assumes/takes things seriously. From this narrative he seems to be one of the few who really believe their is time for everything.


As far as he isn't possessive you've got yourself who can push you if you are lackadaisical towards serious issues.

You also have someone who can push u to achieve beyond.


Now what you need is to understand each other very well by firstly; Check his DOB and Yours Trace your zodiacs, read up very well to understand your compatibility.

Take advantage of your Lovy-dovy moments and have a heart to heart talk with him.

Also, find way to let him study your zodiacs and understand you as well.

It is not easy, but u rather be with that man that pushes/encourages you. Rather than the one that swallows all your excesses hook, line and sinker(simp).

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