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[quote author=nadia_SA]I will come with Tumi aka Ngwana.mobu this girl needs a naija man[/quote]That won't be a bad idea . Lemme start chasing away my naija babes in preparation for her coming ![]() |
It appears the OP is the only Ghanaian on this thread. |
[quote author=nadia_SA]don't wari I will come to naija when me nd ike r finish milking these lazy South africans[/quote]Abeg, when coming, come along with one pretty SAn babe. I dream of marrying a South African ![]() |
[quote author=nadia_SA]Hbg u guys eat that shiat in lesotho hhayi la yevah.. Here we eat rice I don't eat pap the pap I eat is semolina nd egusi.. I love rice with beef stew nd chicken[/quote]O girl, abeg come to naija. You're no longer a south african ![]() |
I'm interested |
[quote author=nadia_SA]lol come to SA I will show u..[/quote]No, come to naija and show me ![]() |
[quote author=ngwana.mobu]Pap is our staple food, it can be cooked in different ways: there's stiff pap, porridge, phutu(mostly eaten with maas, sour milk) and ting. It can be eaten with any kind of meat, except for porridge. There's dumpling, also eaten with meat. Maotwana(chicken feet), malana(not sure what it's called in English), skop(animal head) and mogodu. That's what most black people eat, it's like our traditional food. And then there's sphatlho/kota(bunny chow) the normal one has chips, polony and atchaar in it, you add your own sauces. The more ingredients you want, the higher the price. That's the traditional food, otherwise there's fastfood shops. Nkele and Nadia can add on.[/quote]Wow!! I'm enlightened. |
[quote author=nadia_SA]we eat 9ja men![/quote]How do you prepare naija men? |
HumbledbYGrace: masonja ka bogobe, or mogodu/tripe le phuthu!You may want to translate ![]() ![]() I have a feeling that this is not a good food. |
HumbledbYGrace: mopane worms and papGross |
[quote author=ngwana.mobu]Theben they eat that in Lesotho NOT S.A[/quote] What do they eat in SA? |
HumbledbYGrace: Masonja ka bogobeWhat's that? |
Good Afternoon SAns, what have I missed? I would like to know the kind of food you guys have in your country. |
Sagamite: This Goodluck Jonathan is really, really a professional person.Stop calling people person if you can't differentiate between 'had' and 'hard'. So much for UK education system. ![]() |
My alma mata (the best Nigerian uni) is far better than most african uni. And I'm talking about the university of benin here. |
Fuelish: hahahahahaha ............ no wonderEdiot. I'm not even sure you're a graduate. So I won't be bothered by your jibes. |
speedyboi: Thank you! They were just beating plastics and pako together and one lady was just shouting...'yeeeeeah' blah bla blah ![]() |
HumbledbYGrace: No, Rands and Maluti but we can convert am na, $1000=R10.000Whenever you visit SA, do they treat you like a foreigner? |
speedyboi: Thank you!Choi, I don remember the song. My bro dey torture me with the song well ![]() |
[quote author=uj_sizzle]Serious? You haven't heard Khona? Search it online, i'm almost certain you've heard it.[/quote]Lolz, I'll do just that |
HumbledbYGrace: 1000.00 dollars missI suspect you're in lesotho |
The SA names I'm seeing on this thread are tongue twisting. Are there no sexy names in SA? ![]() |
Afam4eva: Ya, that song is popular all over Africa.I stay in lagos, and listen to good music. But never heard the song. |
[quote author=uj_sizzle]It's Chinyere btw[/quote]Pardon my ignorance ![]() |
[quote author=nadia_SA]chineye udoma..gospel praise songs just beautiful..I like those too hey.. Oh nd I forgot Tonto ..shs a great singer ![]() |
Nigerians are gradually taking over this thread ![]() |
Afam4eva: She does Igbo gospel music.Aiit, thanks. But I'm not a fan of igbo gospel. |
[quote author=nadia_SA]hi theben I'm gud thanks for asking ..I like FLAVOUR!!!, wizkid,davido timaya, olamide, omawunmi, 2baba, chineye udoma etc.. I love Flavour the most[/quote]About artistes like 2face, dbanj, psquare and tiwa? If my memory is still on point, Dbanj performed in closing ceremony of the AFCON in SA. So I was expecting you see his name on your list .BTW, I don't seem to have heard a song by this chinenye in bold. Can any Nigerian help out with her genre of music? |
Sagamite: I will do that immediately after you do this:Stop mentioning my name in your posts if you don't have a good reason to back your calling me a person. |
[quote author=nadia_SA]we have our own different taste in music ay mayb u find it nice but I personally love 9ja music always on point. Yabona[/quote]Who is your favorite naija musician? |
Monicasque: i agree. is this turning in to Southy Land now?Attention seeker!! You don't own the forum, neither is the forum federal government's property. They have equal right with us here. You should be ashamed of the post you just made. |
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