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siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

VinnyBaba:
Since it's Homemade, then ur Roommate tried.

But the Hawked Abacha I was eating when I was in Asaba in 2013 had pepper, vegetables and Snails. 🙂🙂

EmperorCaesar:
Then there's Ukwa

Whoever first cooked this should have her grave burnt up again


That's the closest human meal to shit

Watery and tastes really bad

Its a topic for another day....

Nemesis0147:
tried ke…
The ones you were eating in asaba na bush made?
The girl that prepared that Abacha no try…I hope she is not from Enugu oh
@op

heniford2:
you eat nonsense Abacha ohhh I miss Abacha wish am in Nigeria 😭

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

heniford2:
you eat nonsense Abacha ohhh I miss Abacha wish am in Nigeria 😭

siofra:
My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.

7/10.

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

Juliearth:
I tried it once and I almost p***d. That should be the worst Igbo food ever.

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

heniford2:
you eat nonsense Abacha ohhh I miss Abacha wish am in Nigeria 😭

suckprick:
Be careful what you wish for...

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

There u go...so u are suffffarin ther in nigeria eatin IBO people foods like homeless refugee deported from libya....corecct??

..siofra..u no am a londoner so u berrra be nice to me so i can send u £2 monthly for foooods in dat nigeria place u are!!((no ooofencse))

siofra:
NYSC will have you tasting food from different cultures. I think that's one positive aspect of NYSC.

My Igbo roomie prepared it. I like the taste but it's a bit dry though. It's more of a snack than a meal.


7/10.

ItisWell22:
What inspired your monicker?

EmperorCaesar:
Nonsense Rating

That shii is plain cassava and nothing more

You think the addition of palm oil and cow skin would add any nutritional value to it?


Didn't bother tasting it the day I heard it's made of tasteless cassava....later una go complain about Diabetes


Spits

jaksmillioniar:
nice one dear kip looking beautiful