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amzee:
Only you can cook those soups?
Oya come make we get marry.
You are a wife material.

Thanks for the offer dear..but am taken

luminouz:
Haaaaaaaaa!!
U mean u can cook all these!!!!
E don do....come lemme marry u ASAP!!!
I dey wait u oooooooo!!!!

Hehe...naso you like food reach?

princessayesha:
Thanks for the offer dear..but am taken

Taken but not married.

princessayesha:
Hehe...naso you like food reach?

Babe....I don't drink or smoke...good FOOD is what this nigga cherishes coz am a bad cook....

luminouz:
Must u quote me?

Agbaya!!

Fukk off.

Henryyy:
For real? No Egusi?

The first thing I asked before seeing this comment

princessayesha:
Thank you

U are most welcome. Can we chat?

Henryyy:
For real? No Egusi?

She's trying to satisfy federal character ni!

ExInferis:
Fukk off.

Same here!!!!

donofdons:
Nothing tastes better than the sweaty snatch of a Nigerian street hawker in a very hot Lagos afternoon. I lick em like I own em and thrust them like a beast,

Damn. Are we safe?

Wahala dey

princessayesha:
I can cook bitter leaf soup, efo and our very own miyan kuka. Who will teach me the rest please

I.. Let's start with onugbu (bitterleaf) soup.

Sorry, its Ekpankukwo. Thanks for loving it

OboOlora:
No ewedu? Rubbish soup made from grass/weed, then cut and mixed together with dirty broom stick.

Chineke See Savage
Your savage level must be 99%

bbbabes:
I consider myself to be the best Efo Riro cook in Nigeria. When you taste my meal, you will disown ur mum

@bbbabes, can you teach me how to make it over the phone or some type of video prep by email? I go pay. My son is Yoruba, I only sabi Delta food. DM me if you Okay with the deal biko. Thank you

bellenornor:
I.. Let's start with onugbu (bitterleaf) soup.

Ok ma.

TunnyOgunnowo:
Soups are very important in Nigeria as they are usually served alongside swallows like Eba, Amala, Fufu, and Semo. In Nigeria, we have an uncountable number of delicious soups. In fact, as a tourist, you are spoilt for choices. As such, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares top 5 tasty Nigerian soups for tourists.

Edikang Ikong
Edikang Ikong soup is native to the people from Akwa Ibom and Cross River states. It is prepared with a lot of pumpkin leaves, water leaves and assorted meat as well as beef. It is quite nourishing.

Efo Riro
Efo Riro is a rich vegetable soup that is widely prepared among the Yorubas. The vegetables that can be used to cook this soup is Efo shoko (Green Amaranth). If this is not available you can simply use spinach.

Bitter leaf soup (Ofe Onugbu)
Bitter leaf soup is very popular in Eastern Nigeria. The name bitter leaf soup can discourage you from eating it. This is not the case as the traces of bitterness is removed by squeezing and washing the leaves several times.

Miyan Kuka
This soup is made from baobab leaves. It is mostly eaten in Northern Nigeria. Hence, when you find yourself in that region, make sure you have a plate of Miyan Kuka with Tuwo Shinkafa (mashed rice).

Abak Atama
Abak Atama Soup is a delicious soup popular amongst the Ibibios of Akwa Ibom. The name is derived from the two main ingredients- Palm Fruit Concentrate (Abak) and Atama Leaves.

Source: http://www.absolutehearts.com/2017/08/top-five-tasty-nigerian-soups-for.html

Without Egusi Soup and also Pepper Soup your list is wack! Foreigners are always looking forward to our egusi just like they look forward to our famous jellof rice!

luminouz:
Same here!!!!

Oh really? You're telling yourself to fukk off too?

That means even you yourself know you're an idiot.

Afang soup, that Big fresh fish native soup from rivers state and our beloved Egwusi soup should be right there are the top of that list.

Just saying.....

ExInferis:
Oh really? You're telling yourself to fukk off too?

That means even you yourself know you're an idiot.

Slowpòke

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