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CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:39pm On Mar 11, 2020
$5 million worth of estimated sales is why.

https://www.nairaland.com/3266093/5-million-anambra-ugu-exports
FoodRe: Quick Easy Recipe To Make A Sweet Tasty Peanut Burger By Yourself In Just 4 Minu by nlPoster: 9:25pm On Mar 11, 2020
For the occasional vegetarian.

Not the ideal but could be an option while the person considers.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:16pm On Mar 11, 2020
All photos from web.

Please right click image to view sources if there are no watermarks.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:15pm On Mar 11, 2020
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:11pm On Mar 11, 2020
That's regular veggies, not ugwu/ugu but you get my point.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:10pm On Mar 11, 2020
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:09pm On Mar 11, 2020
Ugwu/Ugu also does well when added to yam pottage or yam porridge in miniscule quantities. This is because the leaf texture holds firm with the longer cooking time.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:05pm On Mar 11, 2020
Those of you dating Igbos or other non Yoruba Nigerians, doing business with them, or whatever type of relationship you have with other tribes, that doesn't mean you have to be jumpy every time a discussion of Yoruba culture comes up. Just ignore, it's not about you.

If your partner is uncomfortable with Yoruba discussions, then stay away but you should not ask other people to do the same.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 9:04pm On Mar 11, 2020
2special:
Unnecessary
Very necessary.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 8:58pm On Mar 11, 2020
tyup:
Ugu or Ugwu.....
The correct spelling is Ugwu in my opinion, it probably became Ugu after Nigeria started shipping the leaf to the US.

I remember that made news some years ago.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 8:51pm On Mar 11, 2020
Yoruba vegetable stew. You can see the lighter texture of the leaves both in colour and density:

https://lowcarbafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Efo-Riro-Nigerian-Spinach-Stew-homepage-1.jpg


When it's too dark, that means it's overcooked and this affects the taste (not fresh). Unlike the Igbo version where the tougher leaves need to cook longer.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 8:49pm On Mar 11, 2020
This is African pear

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/63/f2/5a/63f25afe0762adbea715ea26effe7462.jpg

I think it's taken either raw or cooked, in the southwest.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 8:45pm On Mar 11, 2020
On Ugwu:

It's very common in Lagos markets (together with periwinkle), this is because the demand there is higher, some Yorubas might also try periwinkle occasionally, but it's not a traditionally Yoruba cuisine. We eat regular snail.

You can also get coconut and cassava, together with native pear, these are traditional Igbo snacks available in Lagos. Yorubas don't eat the coconut/cassava so much, the taste is unfamiliar. African pears are eaten by Yoruba.
CultureRe: Ugwu Leaf Is Not A Yoruba Word. They Call It Efo Igbo And It's Not Commonly by nlPoster: 8:37pm On Mar 11, 2020
okomile:
Efo Igbo is not ugu ooooooo

Go to Yoruba vegetable market and ask for it.

Proudly yoruba grin grin
I scanned your posts and you don't seem Yoruba.

Possibly you have non-Yoruba orientation if at all your claim is to be believed.
PoliticsRe: Is Sanusi II Hypocritical About Polygamy? by nlPoster: 8:15pm On Mar 11, 2020
Please stop shouting "wife working" on practically every other nairaland thread.

It's gross stupidity to ignore the fact more men are out of jobs than women, your jealousy won't change that. Majority of women are indeed working, stop focusing on the few who aren't.

Quit the obsession please. angry

Create employment opportunities instead of sitting on your asses envying others.
FamilyRe: . by nlPoster: 7:31pm On Mar 11, 2020
Not interesting at all, actually.

Obsessive perhaps. Plus porn.
PoliticsRe: When A Daughter Is Speaking For Her Father, It's Not The Same Thing As by nlPoster: 7:25pm On Mar 11, 2020
A daughter is the father's social/public representative in Nigerian tradition.

This is not negotiable and it has nothing to do with your personal opinions .
EducationRe: Criminals Break Into ATM In Osun State University, Osogbo by nlPoster: 7:07pm On Mar 11, 2020
vincentont:
What most of you don't understand is that most ATMs position outside the bank premises are prone to thieves breaking into it coz the banks don't have security operatives stationed there.They rely on the securities of those locations. Moreover banks do have a certain amount they load into their off-site ATMs .
What I can deduct from the video is that it is an inside job from the bank coz those cassettes still looks okay,the vault door was not blasted.They gain access using the key and d combination lock(password).
ATMs are designed to be tamper proof which is why there aren't a lot of break ins like this one.

The machine is essentially impregnable so it takes more effort than it's worth to pulverize it.

That's why would-be criminals usually prefer taking the entire vault when trying to crack an atm to get at the money in it.
CultureRe: 66% Of Nigerians Think That There Is No Gender Equality In The Country by nlPoster: 6:57pm On Mar 11, 2020
Traditional responsibilities in Nigeria are not the same thing as what you have in mind.
FamilyRe: My Wife Refuses To Move Abroad by nlPoster: 6:54pm On Mar 11, 2020
God please take charge of Nigerian medical training, what I'm seeing on nairaland does not look good.

Although of course liars are plenty, but to even think you could say you are in the profession yet spew what you do here, is worrisome.

You'd still know samspedy is intelligent, notwithstanding his comedic routines.
Nairaland GeneralRe: Does Your Wife Know You Love Her?(4) by nlPoster: 6:50pm On Mar 11, 2020
hm, ok.
FoodRe: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by nlPoster: 6:44pm On Mar 11, 2020
What should you do if you've eaten a taboo item without knowing?


Induce vomiting to purge it from your system.
RomanceRe: I Betrayed The Brotherhood And Payed Dearly For It. by nlPoster: 5:56pm On Mar 11, 2020
RomanceRe: I Betrayed The Brotherhood And Payed Dearly For It. by nlPoster: 5:55pm On Mar 11, 2020
hm ok.

undecided lipsrsealed
RomanceRe: Why Does People Make Noise In Resort And Recreational Center S by nlPoster: 5:51pm On Mar 11, 2020
I think it's ok to raise your standards before your standards raise you.
RomanceRe: When You Are In Trouble And There's No Solution You Know by nlPoster(op): 5:49pm On Mar 11, 2020
Retrace your steps, watch who you move with, re-evaluate your goals.
RomanceWhen You Are In Trouble And There's No Solution You Know by nlPoster(op): 5:48pm On Mar 11, 2020
Nairaland GeneralRe: The Devil Can’t Curse What God Has Blessed! by nlPoster: 5:36pm On Mar 11, 2020
Dasani:
No thanks sir/ma'am.
I'm good.
The person, although deactivated from one of his several monikers, is still on Nairaland and sees this.
I chose a neutral section of N.L. on purpose.
My ultimate message is about the "useless-ness" of wishing/praying evil on God's children.
Well, now you know the sort of idiots who abound in this place. Perhaps you were doubting it before.

They just run mouth anyhow as a break from idleness.

Here's another curse from a nairalander (dont read if you dont like graphic language),

https://www.nairaland.com/5664195/what-ur-opinions-destiny-graphic

Some folks just cant make conversation without curses and insults, many are actually not ok mentally.

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