Juliusmomoh:


sure... with the way u discribe it... Abi i no fit?

Of course you can!

dalass:

My Dad ke?
Never!
I never caught him in the kitchen for once...
He's late now but even his ghost can never be seen there

Hahahaha your own na waoo...

ProJectAnatot:
Of course you can!

Toor...
Vegetable landed already. ... Wanna have some taste?

My Dad is the best cook so far

Shedrack777:
yeah! he's a good cook. far better than my woman

no be lie

Caramia2020:
Yes, when I was young. One delicacy I learnt dat I av not seen anyone cooked till date. U peel d beans as if u want to do moi moi but u will just cook it like that applying g oil, veg, onion, n dry fish to spice it up. Yummy

nothing special ur pman deh manage gas ni jare

I learned cooking from my dad who was a military personnel 1963 NA . We both moved to different state in his career and i was with him cuz my mum and others had to stay put in Abuja because the "soldier go; soldier come" matter really affected my siblings academically... That man dey cook like chef....
Miss u Sgt Augustine Tonukarin Ojobor alias today today RIP sir

Ihatebuhariwith:
nothing special ur pman deh manage gas ni jare

No o, na how e want am, even me de run for my wife n kids.

My old man can't handle the matches

Dad used to Manage Eko Hotel back in the 90's
We boil corn with milk
He cooks like crazy.
Love you Dad

Hahaha Popsy mi keh, as the spirit leads ni o If e enter im head laidis, im go tok sey naim go run chow, everybody go jus clear way for am mek im do im magic which 60% of the time turns out great, other times it's either too salty(he sure likes salt alottt ) orrr too spicy(the kind that makes your eyes water and your nose drip ) but then I miss his signature efo riro! I could have it all day, everyday, all year round with rice, any type of swallow, yam, pasta, potatoes, plantain, you name them.. Keep resting on, Chief❤️

I read all comments from page 1 and all I can deduce is many Dad’s have passed away.The life of a man ain’t easy,As a man always find time to relax unwind and have fun amidst family pressure and responsibilities.The age bracket of the average man is even more shorter nowadays sef. Na only God go help us sha

Yes I eat a lot of it. Dad is a chef

ikllbrokehoes:
Unfortunately i'm not presently in Nigeria, I am really missing my favorite foods alot, especially hot pounded yam and egusi soup garnished with exotic meats and catfish. OMG!

Lol.

Ma p man sabi cook pepper food ehn .Sha he grow up for yoruba land

Sure thang! Super cook.

Juliusmomoh:


Toor...

Vegetable landed already. ... Wanna have some taste?

Lol. You serious o! You want to use Xender abi Bluetooth to send it?

My Dad cooks so well!

My father was a good cook. When we were young, he cooked Sunday brunch for the family.

He liked to cook. When he wanted to cook, he'd go to the market and shop for the items he wanted. He always got better bargains than my mum did.

His soups, egusi and okra and a yam and plantain pottage, were always rich. Lots of protein to enjoy.

He was the first son of my grandma who believed that boys must be trained to do housework just like girls.

Ya. The guy try, I nor even want make the food finnish

ProJectAnatot:

Lol. You serious o! You want to use Xender abi Bluetooth to send it?

No problem about that...
Beside am just rounding off from work. ... I can let my driver pick you off. ... Or you wanna receive through bluetooth?

Me and my siblings had to eat not properly prepared eba and soup left by my mum b4 she left d house

Caramia2020:
Yes, when I was young. One delicacy I learnt dat I av not seen anyone cooked till date. U peel d beans as if u want to do moi moi but u will just cook it like that applying g oil, veg, onion, n dry fish to spice it up. Yummy

Ewa Bibo. I sabi cook am sha

Learnt it from an Aunt

AlphaStorm:


Ewa Bibo. I sabi cook am sha

Learnt it from an Aunt

Wow

Uniique:
My dad was a chef. He worked in France as a cook before relocating back to naija. He's a great cook but he mostly cooks exotic dishes and he's quite adept with local dishes as well but i still prefer his foreign concoctions. I remember when the man cook one funny looking stew with crabs and prawns, baba add lime inside stew, all of us dey look am dey laugh. As we taste am like this, the pot of sauce no last till d next day

Where is his training school? I want to attend.

Juliusmomoh:


Oh my goodness...
Guess what am gonna eat tonight.

white melon pepper soup and okra

Ishilove:

Jesus Christ

same thing my Nysc room mate said till he had a taste of the soup.

Vinnie2000:



See some good Testimonies of African fathers Here..

Yet our Aunty 'Future is Female' will say 'Nigerian Men are potential rapists. If you are a woman, Never leave your Female children in their care'

That girl na child of devil I swear. I don't pray for my enemies to jam that witch

Yes o my late dad was a very good cook those old days i really enjoyed his water leaf soup,dad rest in peace,I really love you!! I pray,I will make you proud

Yes I have countless times. My dad's food tastes good, but my mom's food is the best. I always enjoy stealing meat and pomo from my mom's pot of soup. I can never outgrow that vice.

prekumohtim:


Lol bro no take me serious o. I'm just joking so that you will not go an attack your dad

You know our dispensation is different from theirs , so they know a lot about roots and ebbs which could help human fight against sickness. But our generation so much focus on fried food , almost everything is fried!!
When I was in the Vila as far back 1989-1999, we didn't know anything like seasoning cubes , we had our method from roots. It was in the city , we saw something different

Please, share the method.

Men are chef while women are cook.

I've never seen my dad entering kitchen to cook.

His upbringing must have accounted for it.