JasonScolari:
Then it is safe to call you a dual citizen of the Federal Republic.

Maybe I will pay you a courtesy visit to have a taste of that soup.

hahn:


Don't worry we'll meet at the reception

Mariangeles:
A true citizen I can proudly say

About the visit, yeaaaaah...maybe

JasonScolari:
Surely, it will be at the church too.

hahn:


You and miriangeles should sha invite me to the wedding

Mariangeles:
Oga hahn e calm down, he's my friend.

hahn:


All join.

Let's hope the church building doesn't collapse like that one that year

hahn:


Na so me and my wife own take start.

If you don't bang your friend who will you bang? Your enemy?

Mariangeles:
OGA HAHN!
E NEVER REACH THAT LEVEL NAAAAAAA !

Mariangeles:
What could be sweeter than fried plantain??
That's right! Spicy fried plantain !
It tastes like freshly made dodo ikire...I had it with tea and it was so yum

Mariangeles:
What could be sweeter than fried plantain??
That's right! JasonScolari!

hahn:


That was what I was telling people that year.

Make una bring swallow. Eguisi with beef, ponmo and periwinkles is now ready for lunch

hahn:


My wife is a fan.

Writing Benin go hard o. Only listening to it is an exam for me

Mariangeles:
Igbos call it agidi while Yorubas call it eko

JasonScolari:
Are you doing this on purpose so that Jason can die of hunger?

Mariangeles:
That is not my intention

Mariangeles:
What could be sweeter than fried plantain??
That's right! Spicy fried plantain !
It tastes like freshly made dodo ikire...I had it with tea and it was so yum

PRESENTATION:




Hahn finally ate Lagos oh, btw I think it’s called agidi by Yoruba’s I maybe wrong though. It’s called akasan in Benin, not sure of the spelling we don’t do good writing Benin much here, just speak speak speak. I envy other tribes for that, they speak and write even with intonations .

hahn:


Don't worry we'll meet at the reception

Estellie:
...That situation where you've to prepare food for strangers...There's this fear and tension that grips you and you'll be thinking *Ohh Abasi mbok, pls let this food be sweet biko*
*I don't think the maggi is enough*
*Chimooo, be like the salt too much o*
*when should I add the cooking butter*..

I had to call my mum to ask for some tips (she's the best when it comes to jollof rice ) and she was laughing at me...

Damn! I so much hate that moment....

Well, Valentine dinner.. I was called to prepare jollof rice for my neighbor and his friends( I Sha don turn chef for that my compound)..we bought the salad and the chicken (total wack)..

The rice wasn't bad though, I try small....

Yuneehk:

Your "neighbour" and his friends. That's our soon to be hubby abi? Meal looks good by the way.

esof1:


@ bolded, I think that is a personal thing, I write, read and speak Bini very well but my siblings can't write, while some can't even speak fluently. My hubby isn't from Edo, he can write in Bini.

PRESENTATION:


Haha, writing hard, I haven’t come across persons who are good at writing.



I didn’t know self, thanks. There should be tonal mark then.

JasonScolari:
Well it seems so, with that fried plantain giving me the sexy look, I had goosebumps all over.

Your intentions were passed across in a delicious manner.

Mariangeles:
It's called THE PLANTAIN EFFECT !

Estellie:
Yummy..how did you do it?.