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Ekpa obuko meaning the balls of a he goat

Pepper fruit.
Na joke o...it's called [/b]"Nkarika."[b] Ibibio.

Monkey Nut

Bouncingbabyboy:
We called it monkey blockus back in the day

U just reminded me of my secondary school days.

Ndipe:
I think it is Nkarika in my language Ibibio

Ntoro ke ado

Diamond098454:
I haven't seen it before

Even me.

Idoma right?

Bouncingbabyboy:
We called it monkey blockus back in the day

Prospercaleb:
The name is Pepper fruit

Is "pepper fruit" your local dialet?

Nkarika in Efik/Ibibio.

[quote author=BigYash post=138395554]Okhon .. The seeds can burn one's tongue [/quote


Esan

Nmimi in Owerri dialect of Igbo.

for you that don't know this is the same as Uziza fruit and the leaf is used for Ogbono soup but the fruit is commonly called Pepper fruit

Obi edun in yoruba

Idome, call it Opipi

It's called buonanotte in my language.

Nkarika - Akwa Ibom State

FashionCookie:
Pepper fruit.
Na joke o...it's called [/b]"Nkarika."[b] Ibibio.

Uduak

Diamond098454:
I haven't seen it before

Make some of us wey never see am gather together take selfie 🤳

ebenezary:
for you that don't know this is the same as Uziza fruit and the leaf is used for Ogbono soup but the fruit is commonly called Pepper fruit

Uziza and Mmimi are not the same

We call it Devil Beans

BomBerF17:
What do you called this in your language?

It’s okay called ESO Elepon in Yoruba language .

This is IGBERE IN YORUBA

In Yorubaland, it is called OBI EDUN that's monkey's colanuts

BomBerF17:
What do you called this in your language?

Originality007:
Obi edun in yoruba

I'm not sure that's obi edun.. this is like some sort minty pepperish fruit. You mainly eat the flesh.. Mostly I see the green ones
In my dialect, we typically call it Aje-bobafor..

Nkarika.
It is big man fruit.
It is pepperish

Mariangeles:
Really? What tribe is that?

We call it mmimi.

Unu enwere oshishi mmimi na village unu?

Is that not pepper fruit?

Bouncingbabyboy:
We called it monkey blockus back in the day

That one is different

This is Mmimi

[quote author=Elly1 post=138406778][/quote]You know the matter. I greet you bro

foxxydude:
It's called Ako in Bini

This fruit is pepperish. I love it back then. Not sure if still available. Good old days.

Nkakarami

Bouncingbabyboy:
We called it monkey blockus back in the day