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A few years ago,my mum was at a party where okro soup mixture(popularly called ila asepo among yoruba people) was served with boiled meat(gross,isn't it?) and most people couldn't help complaining about the food.They felt it was totally wrong and you know,my mum keeps talking about how insulting that was each chance she gets.

Well it has been noticed(by me ) among a number of families who try as much as possible to avoid eating okro and some I know have even banned it from being eaten in their homes because of the belief that the soup draws back the progress of those who eat it and they could even get 'spiritually attacked'.

Some simply avoid it because of the stomach upset that comes with the soup.What do you think about this conception?Is okro really that wrong to be presented at parties?

BTW,I sort of love okro soup save for the stomach upset that at times come with it.

They forbid it because they don't know what they are missing. I'm still enjoying the one I cooked yesterday and I have no stomach upset.

Justeenaleo:
They forbid it because they don't know what they are missing. I'm still enjoying the one I cooked yesterday and I have no stomach upset.

Lol.....maybe you got lucky
But it's sort of forbidden at parties especially in yorubaland

spiritual implications most people that refused to eat okro are involved with charms and diabolism FACT ask a won agba
my 100000 cowries contribution

kizzykeziah:
Lol.....maybe you got lucky
But it's sort of forbidden at parties especially in yorubaland

Yeah I noticed that.

My mum doesn't eat draw soup too. Whenever she ate it she always faced severe attacks, so she quit it.

Spiritualists don't eat draw soup. That's my observation.

I also don't eat okro soup outside until recently.

You can't serve draw-soup at parties because it has very high potential to soil the eaters clothes.


You don't want to have your guests with soiled Aso-Ebi showing soup marks and stains do you?

[quote author=kizzykeziah post=30520090][/quote]girls that bear keziah to ibos are equivalent to yoruba girls that bear animasaun

Ishilove:
My mum doesn't eat draw soup too. Whenever she ate it she always faced severe attacks, so she quit it.

Spiritualists don't eat draw soup. That's my observation.

But you do abi? With starch..

what waz d ques

LOL, okra don suffer

yeah d main reason y i tink people dnt eat okro soup x because of it affliction it makes yoh tink backwardly jus lyk pdp fans bt wit tym sha every tin will change
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#march for buhari

funkymedina:
LOL, okra don suffer

pls what is OKRA, I'm new here and I school in France

Personally, I don't like okro soup and as for the generally believe, "dat doesn't work" n I don't think there is anything wrong with dishing it @ a party.

I love it die..bt my mum don't like it[/quote]

e go stain our cloths..hate it

Maybe in your area. Ofe okro is my bestest soup ever!

Prophessor:
pls what is OKRA, I'm new here and I school in France

That France joke is now old..


I wonder when you children would grow up. I am 65 years old just so you know.

I wish everybody wld detest it so the meal's ingredients wld be fu©kin cheap in d mrkt wen I qo to buy 'em

if i eat okro, and it's not very pepperish, i automatically throw up

Na wa o...na okro soup dey make frontpage this innocent sunday morning...


This is wat my Ibadan peeps like to eat @ events

how wont it gv u stomach upset wen u yoruba people don't know how to cook okro soup?.. how would you say boiling salt water and okro together would gv u okro soup? then u come add orishirishi put in the name of stew..ewwwww.... u nid to find the nearest calabar/igbo kitchen and find out how its done..


note there is no spiritual implication in eating okro soup infact na d spiritual na em dey sweet pass..

Nigerians and funny superstitions.

Believe me, i don't like any soup that draws..................!

do you want all your guests to go back home with their clothes dirty!

To god i just dont get this gist ,u can suck a d1ck and eat punan1 but u cant eat draw soup? Dafuq

Yorubas will blame even soup for their failure.

Okro one of my favorite

I like Okro soup especially when it reaches the second day and the water dries out.....

Okro is a taboo for most people that uses charms, especially people with incisions, diabolic rings and beads. They believe it spoils the effectiveness of the charm.

The way some people believe in those things if they should direct the energy to pursuing success, they would have been better.

Superstitious Africa.

Don't you have a phone



Ask google jor.

Love me some okra soup all day. Okra prepared in all forms, Okra combos at your local canteen too ... Hell if McDonalds removes the cheese in their burgers and replace it with Okra (OkraMac ) I'll still buy and consume.