₦airaland Forum

happney65:
You dey mind them. Offline they are best of friends. I was at a restaurant last week and a Bus came and dropped about 40 people Men and women to eat at the popular Amala joint in Ibadan. It was obvious they were from the East or maybe Lagos as they were speaking english and it was obvious they were not yorubas

All of them ordered for Amala and Ogunfe. Except one that requested for I think semo. I was watching them as I eat mine.

It is only online they fight. Offline they are best of friends. They have the highest number or inter tribal marriages in Nigeria. Yorubas and Igbos. They do businesses together. They have never had a case of riot against themselves.

Yet,online, politicians used their brains and they didnt know that they are being used by politicians

Foolish People

Zonefree:
All of a sudden, they now love Isi ewu and smokey Oha soup with Akpu

You want now form alliance with the Igbos because of El rufai and his 'mission'.

E no go work!

technicallyrich:
I have never tasted Amala,gbekiri etc because it looks irritating and it is believed to be prepared with public toilet broom.my ex a Yoruba girl after eating it always mess loudly that's why I hated it more.
One day I go,close eye taste am shall to see if it is really sweet or just the usual Ibadan propaganda.

mrvitalis:
There is no Igbo city without an amala spot

The main fundamental issue is this.. Yoruba see politics as a sport while Igbo see it as fundamental part of life that should not be toyed with... That's the issue

Dotherightthing:
Oniro oshi

BlackPantherxXx:
Yeeb0w boys and their obsessive desire to be Yoruba.

Your Yamleggrs are desperately addicted. We don't want the men

Dalohad:
TheChameleon and the other guy.

So you mean Yorubas don't eat Oha? Are you blind or do you live in the crevices of some thick bush in your neck of the woods.

Salewa97:
Igbo man dey lie.

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BlackPantherxXx:
YOU are not Yoruba .... that is the issue

Dalohad:
TheChameleon and the other guy.

So you mean Yorubas don't eat Oha? Are you blind or do you live in the crevices of some thick bush in your neck of the woods.

Kennyswag:
Ok. But no Yoruba will eat cursed oha, abacha or nsala soups

Probz:
You know that’s not true.

delpee:
Toilet broom ke? Too much bitterness!

Those who still use brooms buy specially made brooms for that purpose only. It's available in the markets. Life has moved on though. Most people use blenders now.

Tellmeastory:
This Igbo man named Chigozie nearly bit off his own fingers licking from his amala dish...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo7EIX111nY[/flash]

Commentor:
Akpu smells.

Kennyswag:
it's true

Probz:
It isn’t, and you know that.

Kennyswag:
keep deceiving yourself

Tellmeastory:
Where do you people get this idea that Nigerian food is acquired taste?

You are SO wrong.

There has literally been a social media STORM in the last few years, of people from the world over trying Nigerian food, especially fufu and egusi, which is what they love the most!!!

It’s all over TikTok and YouTube!

Japanese people, Mexicans, Americans, everyone is into the craze for Nigerian food.

If you know the kind of money Nigerian restaurants abroad make now…

Before it used to be Nigerians living abroad that patronised them. Now oyinbo has joined as well, due to the social media trending of Nigerian food. Of course jollof rice is still the main dish the country is known for, and it is greatly adored overseas by foreigners.

Damseldammie:
Point of correction, Tiv people doesn’t eat amala 😏

Coolboy009:
Ewedu and Gbegiri are also prepared deferently by the yorubas, if you like u can take only ewedu or Gbegiri. Is a matter of choice.

Probz:
Lol. The thing is nothing you say actually changes the facts of the situation. Igbo and Calabar soups are very sought-for among Nigerians. That’s a well-known and an indisputable fact.

Kennyswag:
like I said, keep deceiving yourself

Tellmeastory:
Na wa o. The way you people abuse each other everyday here, with all this your tribalistic stuff, one would think you don't touch each other's food.

But now that you say you do, it's all well and good.

Tellmeastory:
This Igbo man named Chigozie nearly bit off his own fingers licking from his amala dish...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo7EIX111nY