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Octopusssy:
And must slap him twice in return.

Lmao. Agree to disagree.

lefulefu:
many of the guys allow themselves to be used.why must u now turn to the girl"s parent paying her school fees and house rent and giving her monthly allowance under the name of relationship .na the guys dey allow themselves to be scammed.the only time a girl u call a girlfriend remembers u is when she needs money for rent,school fees or money for hair and the guy no go reason say such a girl dey scam am .

Agreed.

Martinez39s:
Well you could be right sha. Aje butter like me no sabi street and hustle things. It is well sha.

Hahaha. Touché.

Women always tell men if they're not serious they should move over for a more serious man to come and take over.

This woman was enjoying all the perks of the relationship without actually being serious about the guy. Classic use and dump, yet women always speak as if this practice is exclusively a male one. I've seen women rend their clothes and rain curses on men for 'using and dumping' them.

This is one very patient guy, he shudda slapped that parasitic hoe for good measure. Nonsense.

Martinez39s:
Don't take things personal. I had no bad intentions towards the op. The way a very broke person sees 5.6 million naira is different from the way someone who is swimming in wealth sees it. There is a reason why most lottery winners in Europe and America end up broke after winning millions of dollars. Poverty is not just absence of cash, it's a mindset. The op, after being broke for a long time, might think he has arrived and he might erroneously think his money will finance an opulent lifestyle till death only for him to end up broke in a short time. It has happened to many and I have seen it. Many even turn to a Father Christmas when big money they have never had enters their hand.

I was just trying to put OP in the right perspective and to prevent him from letting it get into his head. Winning 5.6 million naira is not a life changing story.

I catch your drift but you have to understand that for someone who is prudent and grounded, 1 million naira can be life changing money. Per your own words, you're wealthy, so you might not see how, but to one who has gone through the grain and never wants to go back there, a million naira can be life changing. But again, you're a billionaire (at least here on the internet ) so to each his own.

Someone is sharing a life changing story and someone else is starting his comment with 'as someone who was born in a very wealthy family..'
I mean..who cares? As if you were the one feeding him when he was broke. Nonsense.

Let them all die like this, useless fools. If a foolish woman wants to be bleeped like a dog, tell her to go buy herself a s.ex toy, but don't attempt to prove your sexual prowess to some insatiable sex-crazed nympho disguised as a woman.

If you want to prove strength in some aspect of your life, then let it be in your bank balance.

Nigerian men and foolishness, smh..

Millenniumlady:
His opponent should have punch him on his mouth so that next time he'll learn how keep his mouth shut

Oh he did. Couple o' times. More than a couple. Quite a lot.

Preshyusbarbie:
This year didn't start well at all

Yeah o. There's bad news in every year, but always be extra careful during a leap year. Things are unusually weird during a leap year.

Damn y'all are so quick to judge..

How about being a wife who has her own money? So u won't have to choose between unfaithfulness and poverty?

Or that one doesn't apply to African women?

Okay. Sorry.

Supper.

Local Ghana rice(quite different from foreign long grain rice) with Ghanaian tomato sauce and grilled native chicken [fie akuk)].

The native chicken can be served with ground pepper and veggies, epecially when grilled (will try and post pics of the local metal mesh grill mainly used in grilling here in Gh.) for maximum taste.

Forgive me for starting before pics.

You're invited.

Perfect Ghanaian Sunday afternoon lunch!

Waakye(half eaten ) made with beans and sorghum leaves for that deep brownish colour, with shito, veggies, gari and cow knee (kotodwe). Couldn't get eggs in time to boil, but boiled eggs go with waakye well.

You're invited.

c.c. Mariangeles, LadySwitz

Quite ballsy of her, no pun intended

Hope the conspiracy theorists don't see this thread

Lol it's called winnowing. One of the methods of separation. Y'all should restart school, but this time do it in Ghana.

God bless OP, sha. Showed this post to my dog, it's now a T-Rex..

eyinjuege:
nanakgh

Hello, here's the picture of the kontomeri I saw online. Hope it's the correct name for the cuisine sef

Hi! Yes, kontomire is the right name for this much loved Ghanaian dish. It is often served with boiled plantain and avocados, as seen in the pic, but 'koobi'(salted fish) may be added too. It goes best with palm oil, just like in your pic.

The kontomire leaves can also be cut into thin slices and used for the stew as well. That variation is always made with egusi, and normal cooking or vegetable oil, as opposed to palm oil and is almost always best enjoyed with boiled yam or rice. I'll try and post a pic of that soon.


Edit: i see some sort of fish in your kontomire. Could very well be koobi!

Wow thanks. Played this song for my fowl, it's now a dragon.

Mariangeles:
Usually, we make rice and beans in Nigeria. We just don't have a special name for it. Just rice and beans, or jollof rice and beans.

One question: Does sorghum add any special taste to it?

As for the sauce, I can just make Nigerian pepper stew to go with it.
Seems the shitor is kinda complicated... What are the basic ingredients? A novice cannot trust YouTube videos on these things since each video you click has a different recipe from the last one

The leaves only add some flavor, but a lot of colour. It however adds very little taste, you taste the rice and beans more. I daresay the beans offer even more flavour than the sorghum leaves.

But you simply don't get that original colour without the leaves. The shito is not too difficult to make but requires constant attention and stirring.

I'll get some tips from my old lady and post the proper shito making recipe for you and anyone who might want to try. I'm sure the Nigerian pepper sauce will do for now tho. Add some spag and veggies to your waakye to complete. I'll post a pic of mine tomorrow

Mariangeles:
I cannot wait for waakye
The only ingredient stopping me from making it is sorghum leaves

Too bad. Beans will help with the colour and flavour but the sorghum leaves always complete the meal. For now tho I'm sure even with the beans alone your waakye could be great. I have had to make 'beans only' waakye a few times myself, because sorghum is primarily found in the North, while I live in the South, but it was always good.

Don't forget your spicy 'shito' tho. Also works well with 'kahuro' or 'wele', which are the Ghanaian words for 'kpomo'(soft cow hide)

LadySwitz:
Nice.
When are u making Ghana banku?

Thanks, Switz. Ghana banku coming up this weekend. And maybe Waakye too.

A man's simply trying to find a caring, humble, loving, US based, God fearing, beautiful, not too tall, not too short, medical professional who will bring all his dreams to life and you people are here talking about hair smh..

OP once you find her please enquire for me if she has single sisters or friends like her..as long as she has a pulse and is US based, I'm fine, no special qualities needed

Typical early Ghanaian supper..


Kenkey (corn dough wrapped in corn husk and boiled for about 2 and a half hours) with ground red pepper and 'shito'( burnt pepper sauce with some additions)

Traditionally eaten with fried fish but one can add anything they prefer (shrimp, suya etc.)

Lol just one Nigerian. Fucking bloggers

Good lessons in Our Daily Manna for even non religious people. They always emphasize The Word first, and then signs and wonders to confirm the Word. Not the other way round like most pastors today.

Happy birthday to the Mrs.

LadySwitz:
Hot steamy Peppered Chicken stew...sizzling hot!





Abeg yam lovers..anyone with a new yam recipe apart from yamarita, yam n egg sauce, yam and red oil, yam pottage etc

There should be something like yam cake na? Lmao

#YamLover

Wow looks really good.

Even cheating doesn't warrant this for Christ sakes..

Hi from GH..Rice with veggies and spicy Ghanaian tomato sauce...with peppered goat meat (suya in Nigeria, I think)

Y'all are invited..

Don't mind the fools up there, OP. You people die young because you can't take a joke.

People are being killed like fowls in your country everyday, yet this is what sparks your outrage?