You don't go to the market everytime you want to cook and be buying things like rice, yam, garri, semo, dry pepper, crayfish, maggi (seasoning cubes), salt, red/veg oil, stock fish, dry fish, spices, stock fish, melon, beniseed (hope I got that), onions, ginger and the rest of all those smaller items that can last without any serious form of preservation.

At least I learnt this from my parents. Monthly, bimonthly or quarterly you stock the above items in the store.

So when the issue of soup money comes, we already know it's for things like meat, smoked fish, Waterleaf, Eruru (Afang), Ugo, green, hot leaf, fresh pepper etc. as the case may be and depending on the dish/soup you want to prepare.

You save money this way.

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See your mouth like 23 years of experience John. Yeye boy

Anijay1212:

I love your response and your number 10 is quite hilarious.

Thanks boss. It's funny but so true..

Nice one op. But I'll make some corrections. It's Agbakpa and not Akpakpa. And Agbakpa is Ogoja while Afrike 1 (a.ka. Okpeche) is Bekwarra.

Point 1 and 2 I agree with you.

3. While I agree Calabar is the most developed, I beg to disagree with your other submissions. By land mass, Cross River is bigger than any three Southeastern states (you can think of) put together. Ugep, Ikom, Ogoja, and Obudu are the other urban areas and all with an appreciable form of development.

They are have very good town road network, running pipe borne water and functioning General hospitals with exception to Obudu (which has a better managed missionary hospital and some private clinics). All these towns have the best town planning you can think of. With regards to the time the state wakes up, even Kaduna doesn't come alive by 7am compared to the same Lagos. Also worthy of note is that 85% of villages (including Afrike 1 & 2) are accessible by tarred road networks.

4 and 5 on point.

6. Cross River is better than Abia and Ebonyi combined. Agreed that most state government schools are trash, the predominantly Catholic missionary schools are doing wonders and would give Lagos schools a run for their money

7. When you mention Boki, Beauty comes to the mind. In Cross River we have Boki girls and the Rest. Ogoja girl dey learn work where Boki girls dey. And you forgot to add that promiscuity is rife amongst them all.

8. This is so annoying. Especially in the northern part of the state. Even if na 25 years old die, Dem go party like say Dem wan die follow am.

9. Afrike palm wine na die.. The best ever

10. The number of joints in the state (especially the northern part) is more than all the schools combined. Them too like groove.

Because the Catholic Church tells the world when to celebrate it..

cococandy:


never mind

Lol

Neverquit:
Nitefury!!!!!! Je salue. Travail génial sur Le Cartel.

Merci Milady. Malheureusement, je n'avais en pause lorsque j'ai perdu mon téléphone. J'espère que vous êtes en train de faire une grande?

Neverquit:

Omg! The training will not be directed @ him. Those classes actually teach self control...you're funny though.

Bonsoir Jeune femme

naijaboiy:

how about Mrs phyno

Nah... I'll pass. Don't know about her or any other girl on the list for that matter.

bibijay123:



bt it has closed nau.

Lol... You've got mail.

naijaboiy:

I'm sorry sir,entry has closed. You'll have to challenge any of the contenders if you still want to participate.

My bad... Lemme see

Late entrant. I'll like to woo Bibijay123 Cc: Naijaboiy