₦airaland Forum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12hnTllcdxg

Even my own Igbo pass this �

It's good that they're trying.

Even the woman co-ordinating this doesn't know what 'mgbanwe' means. The light-skinned girl asked her if it was change as in money and she said yes.

RedboneSmith:
Even the woman co-ordinating this doesn't know what 'mgbanwe' means. The light-skinned girl asked her if it was change as in money and she said yes.

They’re not like us. They’re nothing more than a young Brit off-shoot when it comes down to it. Try as they do.

I think it's important to credit people with attempting to engage with their culture 1000s of miles away.

They will not always get things right. But attempting is good.

Probz:
They’re not like us. They’re nothing more than a young Brit off-shoot when it comes down to it. Try as they do.

DejiSantos:
I think it's important to credit people with attempting to engage with their culture 1000s of miles away.

They will not always get things right. But attempting is good.

Hon, is there a way in which the different ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook Jellof rice

huh lol

ewa26:
Hon, is there a way in which the different ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook Jellof rice

OrangeOlamide:
huh lol

is there a different way the ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook jollof rice and which one is tastier

We use more oil than *Igbos .

ewa26:
is there a different way the ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook jollof rice and which one is tastier

looooooooool

I like this