₦airaland Forum

utytill:
Op pls Ibibio is in south south not south east.

shut up, there's nothing like south south in English language.

ndy87:
We better than some people that eat stew at every point in time sorry pepper and more pepper .

you were scarringly pictured .

Lilimax:
You must like 'omi obe' very well

am sorry I don't understand the language.but if it's about anfang soup. yes I really love it.

utytill:
Op pls Ibibio is in south south not south east.

There is nothing like South South in Nigeria geographically speaking. The term (South South) only comes during political gatherings/sessions. Akwa Ibom and Cross River are located in Southeastern Nigeria not South South.

Elder4sure:
Pls what is itid? Is it a kind of food? And which part of Nigeria can it be found?
I want to taste some too. Thanks

Lol

you know it, stop acting as if you don't


incase you don't, itid is vagina.

Asowari:
to each his own, afang soup no they make me purge at all

i dunno who brought this topic of purging sef, affang asiê tõrö òwó?

Editan soup:

DannyJ19:
Rubbish....nothing can be compared to Amala and Ewedu...shior.

Abeg speak for urself...

I served in Akwa ibom.... Atama rocks more than all these other soups

clintino700:
I served in Akwa ibom.... Atama rocks more than all these other soups

ur choice, nice too.........have you tasted ekpañkukwo?

Sansa143:
Na evrywhere u dey .jazzyjazz,come n carry ur soup oh

Hahaha
Na ekpang de hungry me now sef

Senior mama Liftedhands na everywhere you de o
I raise Beyonce hands for you

Asowari:
am sorry I don't understand the language.but if it's about anfang soup. yes I really love it.

'omi obe' is not our language ooo its yoruba and means watery soup.........affang is affang no synonym in ibibio or efik

Cadec007:
'omi obe' is not our language ooo its yoruba and means watery soup.........affang is affang no synonym in ibibio or efik

ok thank u

Elder4sure:
Pls what is itid? Is it a kind of food? And which part of Nigeria can it be found?
I want to taste some too. Thanks

lol...itid na vagina.... altho some people do lick it

jazzyjazz:
Hahaha
Na ekpang de hungry me now sef

Senior mama Liftedhands na everywhere you de o
I raise Beyonce hands for you

make i call rihanna make she cook am for u? I been don teach am last week

Asowari:
ok thank u

but is also know as 'ogazi' in igbo

Asowari:
ok thank u

uwc bro! but it is also know as 'ogazi' in igbo

Cadec007:
uwc bro! but it is also know as 'ogazi' in igbo

yea u are right, that wat we call it here in ph ogazi soup

Asowari:
yea u are right, that wat we call it here in ph ogazi soup

kk.............have u tasted others?

Cadec007:
kk.............have u tasted others?

hm na oo, part frm this ogazi soup I eat only egusi soup, or pepper soup, I have neva had the opportunity to,taste others

Asowari:
hm na oo, part frm this ogazi soup I eat only egusi soup, or pepper soup, I have neva had the opportunity to,taste others

eiyaaaaah sowie opportunities would always come if it doesn't, create one urself!!;-)

Zionista:
But your pix of edikang ikong no be am. You are not suppossed to add too much water.

More like this...

Abeg where is the nearest efik/Ibibio Restaurant in Surulere. You guys need to give complete information.

Let me troll..

Am sure every Igbo person can eat those food without thinking about it, honestly its still a wonder we have not "stolen" one of those soup as ours.


Gbegiri, Ofemnmanu anyone?

TruthHurts1:
Thank goodness dog meat is not involved

it is involved ooo there is no runing away this time

Eaten all

giftmurphy:
Eaten all

are u an indegene?

Ellabae:
Anyone from there should tell me recipes

simple but not common

delugajackson:

Oye, Oye, Oye, bari Afang!
Oye, Oye, Oye, bari Editan!
Oye, Oye, Oye, bari Ekpang!
Oye, Oye, Oye, bari Atama!
Kón Kón Kón, Iyayor!

Shout out to all the beautiful Efik and Ibibio women both home and abroad. You all are the best among the rest.
Ibibio isoñgo!!.

You Are The True Son Of The Soil. I Duff My Hat For You.

crazysaint:
Editan ye afang anem akan itid sef

Mad Man. Not Only In Name But Truely Man.
Hahahahaha

Already looking forward in meeting any Akwaibom babe of my dream, to make my wifey!

ImaIma1:
Afang purges much more than the other soups.

Our soups are not for everyone though

I Dont See Any That Purges Excepts When You Are Using Some Ingredient That You Are Allergic To. Like Some Brands Of Seasonings

Opinionated:
Located in the south eastern part of Nigeria, and one of Nigeria’s popular ethnic groups. The Ibibios are predominately found in present day Akwa Ibom State with her sister group – Efik – found in Calabar, Cross River State. Known for their excellent culinary skills, they have some of Nigeria’s delicious cuisines. So when next in Akwa Ibom or any Ibibio dominated area, try and savour any of these delicacies.

Afang Soup

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Unarguably the most popular of the soups of the Ibibios. It is prepared using Afang leaves with water leaf, which are sliced in tiny pieces. Not just popular, but extremely delicious.

Ekpang Nkukwo

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Traditional meal made up of cocoyam (ditto its leaves), water yam, periwinkle (aka Mfi). Not commonly cooked as it is reserved mainly for special occasions and takes time to prepare.

Editan Soup

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A less known but bitter version of Afang soup. Made using Editan leaves and waterleaf. Editan soup has medicinal benefits than Afang.

Edikaikong Soup

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Yet another export by the Ibibios to the world. It is prepared using pumpkin leaf and water leaves. Preferably eaten with Pounded yam or fufu.

Atama

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Made from palm fruit concentrate and Atama leaves. Although, it is similar to Ofe Akwu (eaten mostly the Igbos) by the usage of the palm fruit concentrate. The difference lies in the vegetables and spices used for the soups. Of all the delicacies eaten by the Ibibios, this soup is best enjoyed with more fish, meat, snails, periwinkle than any other (Nigerians term such “obstacles”).

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/ibibio-cuisines-try/

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so akwa ibom and cross river states are now in south east?