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The “Ebira” tribe is usually spelt “Egbira” many times it is found mostly in kogi state. Ebira means “behavior’. Ebira people are accommodating, peaceful, loving and hardworking.
They have this traditional food called “apapa” that is mostly loved by everyone in Ebira land and highly celebrated by Ebira people.
http://www.afrikanviewblog.com/culture/how-to-prepare-apapa-the-traditional-ebira-delicacy/

abidaniee:
The “Ebira” tribe is usually spelt “Egbira” many times it is found mostly in kogi state. Ebira means “behavior’. Ebira people are accommodating, peaceful, loving and hardworking.
They have this traditional food called “apapa” that is mostly loved by everyone in Ebira land and highly celebrated by Ebira people. http://www.afrikanviewblog.com/culture/how-to-prepare-apapa-the-traditional-ebira-delicacy/

ebira?

Pls, what's the difference between this meal and moi-moi?

It seems same to me.

Modified:

Sorry, just noticed from the recipe that you don't peel the skin off the beans. That's the only difference right?

yes, the skin of the beans not been peeled makes d difference

yes

Epositive:
ebira?

yes, ebira

Ebiras rock!!!

Apapa is one tasty meal you can't get tired of, always mouth watering.

Zoelle:
Ebiras rock!!!

yes

Zoelle:
Apapa is one tasty meal you can't get tired of, always mouth watering.

true talk