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[quote author=mixter post=61774102][/quote]Oh for f*ck’s sake. I need to tweak this my moniker if the alternative means I have to be notified every time someone says “probz.”

Vegetable yam with pumpkin.

A lot of people think Igbo yam porridge is watery compared to Yoruba asaro but we just thicken ours with pumpkin when we want a thick yam porridge. Only difference is we don’t mash the yam or add tomato and tatashe to this one. But it’s just as thick as asaro when you use pumpkin (and tastier).

Ladyjumong:
i prefer banga stew

Which sane onye Igbo doesn’t prefer ofe akwu to tomato stew, hm?

Jollof rice any day. Only a few people these days still know how to cook proper Nigerian fried rice. If the cow liver’s not missing the colour’s barely off-white instead of the lime green it’s meant to be. It’s one of those things better cooked at home on weekends than served at parties.

Let’s just say we’ve got different roles to play in the house. Women are more likely to make decisions based on emotion.

bigfrancis21

I’m bumping this thread partly for your sake. What are your personal thoughts on all this?

So far as Nigerians remain Nigerians that’s not gonna happen. No chance.

bigfrancis21:
Oh yes, the palm oil they sell here ain't close to the original we have back home. They sell 'enu mmanu' here.

It’s crap. There’s this “Taste of Nigeria” one they’ve got where I live but even that’s not even close.

No I always make sure I stack up on ugu at least so I won’t just be chopping vegetable yam and okro soup with kale and spinach.

bigfrancis21:
The last time I checked palm oil, and maybe groundnut oil, is/are not allowed into the airplane due to increased chances of flaming up due to increased gravity while in the aircraft is in the air. Do not bother about carrying those, you can buy them in many states here in the US.

Not that the conc. palm “oil” in obodo oyibo is anything like Anambra palm oil. Lol.

Fyi0:
Silly you. What do you mean by having no right to slap a female personality?. That's sexist.

He means personality as in person. You know oyibo’s not the average Nairalander’s strength.

ewa26:
bros I don’t like that Jollof Rice eeh Probz post, his is always dry and either too red or to yello, he doesn’t get the colour to be just orange

Bros what is d difference between Yoruba and Igbo jollof rice pls? I heard there is a slight difference in preparation

Is it you I made the rice for?

With tolotolo. I even used the leftover stew I had in the fridge to make this rice. That’s the only time you’ll see me eating stewed meat with jollof.

fnep2smooth:
can you share

Go buy your own.

Had some Igbo today.

Then you’re obviously not Nigerian. Look for another thread to troll.

okenta2017:
Bia ika a is not restricted to equatorial guinea. It is also spoken in present day Nigeria of both SS/SE

Is that not exactly what I f*cking said? Are you stupid?

Obstacle = beef.

It’s a term used for Yorubas.

You know damn well what I mean by wrapper.

Ioseph:
So it means... do you wear a belt? What?

Also Trousers were actually a Scythian man's invention.

https://www.sciencenews.org/sites/default/files/main/articles/bb_trousers_FREE.jpg

So the title’s asking how many of the Igbo men on here still tie the wrapper. Not that hard to follow.

Scythia’s still obodo oyibo to a Nigerian.

Ioseph:
What does this mean? Is this some kind of euphemism?

Nope. It’s as straight a question as it gets.

I tie. And I’m not even 30 yet.

kevoh:
These Scottish and Spanish men are going to HELL FIRE for putting on their traditional dress which happens to have female type of clothing .
https://nationalclothing.org/images/2014/09/kilt1.jpg
https://www.costumesofnashua.com/CNWebSite105/Active905/Pages/CostumeRental/Ethnic/Pics%20Ethnic/EthnicLLBKiltjpg.jpg

I hope you realise that men started wearing these things before women.

This current generation of aboki*s don’t know that trousers are even a white man’s invention. Do you still tie or not?

Diso60090:
make i come slap you na abi? Emeka abeg i nor dey house look for who you go die for he hand not me because my molow na one touch

God forbid I’ll ever be an Emeka.

CeterisXVII:
You couldn’t be any more laudate if you tried.
It appears you and your friends have all been seeing Laudate in your dreams. He must have really tormented you badly. Accept my sympathy. If I run into him at the office tomorrow, I will give him your regards.

cc : Laudate, what on earth did you do to these people?? Are you haunting them or something?

I didn’t know you were so sad you had multiple alter-monikers.

aktolly54:
Amala n ewedu or okro

Hian. Look at.

Diso60090:
collect one slap for my care you go guest house

Are you trying to be funny or is imbecility just in your nature?

Comman slap me na.

Elhajbash:
Boneless meat

LMAO.

It’s cow skin abeg.

Chineke. The OP asked for the English name. Is kanda English?

Boss347:
No! It's cow's Kanda

Kanda that’s even an Igbo name. Hian. See you people.