Nigerian Cuisines
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https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-474328.32.html

noodles, egg n dodo

indomie, carrot,greenpepper, onion n tomatoes, eggs.
cook the indomie with the diced veggies.
fry the dodo, boil the egg, when its ready u dish,
ote: u put the veggies wen the indomie is almost ready to keep it fresh.

meat pie

eba and soup

peperred snail

jollof rice, bastardized with smoked turkey, shrimps and gizzard

Yam-vegetable porridge

Coconut Rice with Baked Fish and Fried Plantain

roast yam fish n peper sauce

beans, rice and fish

african salad with ugba, fish n kponmo

Pounded Yam and Edik-ka-kong.

fishhhhhhhhhhh

eja tutu with efo elegusi nd pounded yam

ijebu soup

sauted snail

snail

ugba

another crap just like genevieve and dakore

Nigeria's Kaita remorseful for red mist madness

Nigeria midfielder Sani Kaita apologised "to everyone" after his red card helped Greece to a crucial 2-1 victory in a World Cup Group B match at the Free State Stadium on Thursday.
"I apologise to everyone. To the Nigerian people, the officials and my team mates," the 24-year-old told reporters after his first-half sending off for violent conduct.
With the Super Eagles leading 1-0 after a Kalu Uche freekick and seemingly in control, Kaita foolishly kicked out at opponent Vassilis Torosidis in the 33rd minute and received his marching orders.
The Russian-based player looked aghast as he left the pitch with his shirt pulled over his head, almost heralding the Greek onslaught which quickly ensued.
Within 11 minutes Greece were level thanks to Dimitris Salpingidis's deflected strike -- his country's first ever World Cup goal -- and they grabbed a deserved first World Cup win with just under 20 minutes to go through Torosidis's poached effort.
"I accept the red card as a justified decision, I am very disappointed, I hope Argentina can help us out," Kaita glumly added after missing out on the rest of an entertaining match.
Victory for Greece puts them on three points with South Korea, who were trounced 4-1 by table-topping Argentina earlier on Thursday, while Nigeria have no points from two games.
Nigeria, one of Africa's great hopes for the competition, must now beat South Korea on June 22 in Durban and hope that Argentina can beat Greece in Polokwane the same day to have a hope of progressing.
Laid-back forward Nwankwo Kanu remained typically relaxed about his country's chances.
"If you look at the table it is not really bad, but we need a win," he told reporters.
"We cannot go for a draw, we have to go all out and make sure that we win and then it depends on what happens between Argentina and Greece."
Nigeria coach Lars Lagerback told reporters he had not seen the sending off, or spoken to Kaita about it but the Swede did reserve some praise for his side's second-half display.
"In the circumstances I am proud of the attitude and the work that they put into the second half and I hope that the Super Eagles fans back home also can see and appreciate that."
Lagerback could face some selection problems at left back after losing both Taye Taiwo and Elderson Echiejile to injuries during the defeat.

Ajayi123:

All una yeye people wey dey talk say Nigeria go do well for this World cup I think una mind don reach ground now seeing how the NFA and the super eagles have disgraced us and themselves. It is time for us to start telling the truth in all that we do. enough of all the lies and dubious ways because the result na disgrace like this. I mean check the quality of the Nigerian team which team dem fit realistically play for this tournament. Na thunder go fire all of them from Yakubu to Yobo. Cows!!!

Woke4all:

Those ladies with natural big tommy are in trouble too.

who are the kogites?

Why are igbo people so interested in this anioma state?

RICHY BLACK WE MISS YOUUUUUUUU!

COME BACK!

why are they censoring our insults?

is the idiot a Northerner?

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