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just ate Akara with a nice Hawaii king rolls, tasted like home own and now i feel like to sleep Labiran, should have asked you for breakfast this morning 

want to eat PETE, lady soulpatrol, know that meal? walahi have you tasted pete before?

i have a friend who sent her baby home so that she could go to nursing school. first granny of her oga came but was always sicky. so she went back home as medical bills too costly for them, today this, tmr that.

shortly after baby was 9months and a friend helped them to take the baby home. she buys baby food and shipped them home, ummm. not too long she took in (to my surprise oh  )

the last i saw she brought the first one back. then i heard she went home with both kids with plans to leave them behind. oga sold his huge car, bought a small used car and another one that was shipped home to be used for the kids. i visit another friend (we all friends) for a wedding. my friend wasn't there hubby told me she traveled home with the kids and will leave them there. don't know whatsup so far but interesting.

a friend of my neighbor is planning to go home and leave the kids (age about 4 and 2) behind to learn mother tongue they say. they will bring them back after or in 2 years time. she was saying she is looking forward to that so that she can have time to work.

for me, i don't know ooo. when the time comes, we will see   but it will be really tough. i think where you are will be good place to raise your kids.

just type a new password one that you will forget. then fiam you are out because you can't log in as you forgot your password

also forget ab NL with time your account will be gone

a man can take another man but can't touch his soul? well, he lives no more isn't that sad?

what is wrong with motherland that dying is like a child's play? it is not fair for man to take another man whether thru poison, juju or whatever is it they use eh.

na ya friend for UK you dey put hand for him eyes?

it will close down by the time they are done donating money for you. the donation is on going

i'm sorry for your loss too, accept my sympathy romeo.

Osisi, you are right. i don't understand it. i mean how people die in Nig. which makes me to wonder if it is juju, poison or just God's will? someone will just drop dead or after short illness. it's hard to understand. but there is something going on in our motherland.

dizike my brother

@ babyosisi, lol

yes you are so true. it can be really funny the way they will be looking at you especially the old white ladies the way they look at someone will make the person so

Carribean bread?? that thing wey strong like stone  i bought it next day i threw it away too hard. If you looking for a bread closed to Nigerian bread try "King's Hawaiian Savoury Butter roll" oh it tasted sooooooooooooo nice walahi. not exactly Nigeria, but sooooo soft, and soooooo sweet you will love it, i tell you. Check out the bread section in your grocery stores and you should see King's Hawaiian Roll

lady omoge25, It's a bit higher than the ones i have seen in the African stores here. but not as big as the one used for pounding family yam  . My good classmate traveled and my mom gave her those to bring for me  it's been sooooooo handy. the ones in the African stores here, those one are too flat. My mom sent me two I was shocked but so happy. One like for grinding Ogbono and the other open and long enough to soak my beans and pound it to remove the skin (less labor). can be used to pound anything if i feel like it but am not a fan to pounded yam anymore. I just use it for my beans soak it and go study. come back and pound/crush for few minutes and am all set.

lady soul, that engine self e be like say the hidden stuff behind all comes up to mix with your own to increase the taste sha lol
you know the engine grinder dey ration water lol

lol hahaha my mom sent me mortar and pestle so i use that to wash my beans whenever i feel like eating moin moin.

no talk am hahaha, sorry you roommies no fell in love with your cookings like mine. my roommate 2 chines 1 korea and 1 other oyinbo always ask me when next i will cook the peppery stew lol. they love the stew sooooooooooooo much that they finish the thing for me, that aint funny lol.

i go with them to the chinese store where i got live Tilapia and and other petty things. because i love fish they are getting to like fish too and want more from me. i try to get that nice peppery stew every other sunday for all of us

only the oyinbo wan put me for trouble last month wey bone of the fish stuck for her throat. me tell her ooo she say she sabi fish lol, by roomies were all laughing at her and one had to give her bread to eat to gulp the bone down after everything was tried to remove the stubborn small bone.

Asian like nigeria meals a lot especially our stews while my kenya friend loves our egusi soup

dblock lol

that's one thing i observe here they want you to keep on working once you clock in and stop working once you clock out. unless your 30min or 1 hour break.

you never start and your boss don dey act like that hmmmmn long road ahead but it's all good cuz the money is needed

right and my mom and grandma use Odo (mortar and pestle) to grind theirs instead of engine. it's so delicious that way and the not so smooth testure in your mouth will make you love it the more (for those who love the traditional way of making meals) oh my goodness yummy.

i have everything to make it (even mortar) lol and my roomies asking what you want to do with the wooden stuffs, lol

but i had to stop because no leaf to wrap it. my mom asked me on the phone what i'd like to eat when i visit, i said Opor (corn moin moin) and she was all laughing  she said it's corn season and they are enjoying it

tribune has printing ink in it, not good o

lol you dey Amerikah where the leaf you need no dey grow 

sincerely speaking, there is ewe (leaves) that the paste needed to be wrapped with.

am doing something on hand but will post the simple recipe soon 

i think you can only make it in Nigeria where you have real fresh (sweet) corn 

when i want to make it years ago, i go to dad's farm to get fresh corn. it's soooooooooooooooooo tasty than with day or days old corn 

it's a good meal that reigns during raining season in part Delta state. well, one thing you would need special leaf or plantain leaf to wrap it. since that can't be found where we are, that meal na no go area

did you live in Nig at all lady soul and lady omo

it's is made from freshly harvested corn.

if you want recipe, will show u how.

raw chinese speaking english not annoying but can be very funny my roommies must not read this

still craving CORN moin moin

nah, not for only those oversea, it's for everyone even those in Nigeria that are hungry of siken periperi

Education am sure opened our eyes and made us more aware.

Now go sleep

yeah, i did that with the other little girls too when i visited the village. funny some guys will hide in the bush and spy
when we discovered it, we started going only at night with other night owls when the moon is shinning.

well, eye don open today and things don change, so let's go with the flow.

true talk davidylan

well, the world is changing. since it is a gay thing, let's leave it to them to hold hands

there are some things that doesn't look too good in today's society. take those days our mothers could sleep with their baby on one same bed abi? was it good? looking back i think it was dangerous but we are alive. that does not mean it is/was a good practice.

lucky you guys. so you should not be hungry now they have it in your backyard

am okay with the Hawaii bread, taste similar to some extent.

na small pikin ? okay
na big boy, not okay

isn't it a strange sight seeing two adult/young guys holding hands
even in before before when i don't know what gay is, i always laugh when i see young men holding hands. they should stop it if they still doing it in Nig

me wonder too their bread be one kin for mouth. i have ended up eating different kind of bread just to get a taste of Nig
i have even tried to start baking my own bread and not buy oyinbo bread lol.

guess what? there is this bread with Hawaii on the front, it's sooooooooooooo sweet and taste a lil like Nig bread.

his Kini

dada ni mo wa o, ha kini ti oju mi ri ni thread yi ummm o ti je mi sare lo.
se Seun o ni gbe kini yen kuro ni?

eku ro le