₦airaland Forum

Apcshit:
How was she scammed by a Nigerian? I hate incomplete or fake stories

SmartPolician:
Godswill Akpabio was one of the best governors in Nigeria. That man singlehandedly put his state on the map. Before him, everyone only knew Calabar.

omooba969:
You would be able to have it now if you were a beautiful girl with big yanshhh.

Lioness5280:
Signed sealed and delivered .....but it's unfortunate how your superstars will be watching our local champions representing them in America

tnerro1:
Chai

Lioness5280:
LMAO 🤣 🤣. We are talking results not singing " in my time " .

I hope Victor and Lookman will cheer for Bafana in the USA

Lionessza6:
Atleast you now know your level . Realistic goals for such a wowo team .

mayorcodes:
It's an not a. Remember your vowels an Aeroplane, an eatery, an Example

Softmirror:
You didn't answer my question.

Softmirror:
You don loose your voice?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

PencilBox:
An is correct, atleast in written English. Cause the alphabet E, is a vowel.

Modified*

Turns out I was wrong.

Softmirror:
How is Football an European thing?!

kevwemike:
Goal ooooooooooo Nigeria Done score oooo

creolehunt:
Let's be real, Nigerias time at the apex of African football is long gone.

How many Nigerian players are even playing at the highest level? None, Zero, Zilch.

Today we have the supposed star of the team playing for Galatasaray in Turkey.

Uptheante:
How old were you in 1999?

Jman06:
Op, Hausa foods are nothing to write home about honestly! This is not bigotry but the truth. The kind of food I see your people eating truly makes me want to 🤮🤮🤮🤮

Igbos still maintain the number 1 place in terms of good and nutritious meals among the different tribes in Nigeria. They're followed closely by AkwaCross people.

Even Yorubas prepare better meals than the Hausas!

Silentgroper:
. Yeah it was yam

Psoul:
The only think I can comfortably eat from the Northern stable is their suya or Kilishi.

Another is anything I can buy and rewash before eating like Tiger nut, carrots.

I can't eat their real food.

tollyboy5:
Northerners hygiene is very poor. During the days of SAPA when I was doing my ND.
I use to eat tuwo shinkafa.
The lady in Sabo will use her hand to pick the tuwo ball and put it in your plate.
I just use to close eye and buy because I'm hungry.
Common sense would have allowed her to wrap them first.
Now the problem is.. other northerners not complaining but enjoying it that way lol.
At least the suya and the rest are best.

Kulikuli at some point began to loose patronage.
My auntie some decades ago went to serve in the north and she saw alot of handicap making kulikuli.
She became disgusted and say none of her children will eat kulikuli anymore. But me I kept eating Jare 🤣 because my garri can't go without kulikuli.
When the Northerners start packaging their meal like they did to suya etc we will all eat from it.
They're dirty food sellers everywhere so we pick from the best. If I see a very classy Hausa restaurant I'll go there.

Let's take kunu for example, Hausa people own kunu but Igbo people took and made it thicker and always give option to add condensed milk and groundnut.
Which makes it more richer.
I always decide to buy rich kunu from an Igbo woman compared to an Hausa woman because the kunu has been repackaged

tollyboy5:
Northerners hygiene is very poor. During the days of SAPA when I was doing my ND.
I use to eat tuwo shinkafa.
The lady in Sabo will use her hand to pick the tuwo ball and put it in your plate.
I just use to close eye and buy because I'm hungry.
Common sense would have allowed her to wrap them first.
Now the problem is.. other northerners not complaining but enjoying it that way lol.
At least the suya and the rest are best.

Kulikuli at some point began to loose patronage.
My auntie some decades ago went to serve in the north and she saw alot of handicap making kulikuli.
She became disgusted and say none of her children will eat kulikuli anymore. But me I kept eating Jare 🤣 because my garri can't go without kulikuli.
When the Northerners start packaging their meal like they did to suya etc we will all eat from it.
They're dirty food sellers everywhere so we pick from the best. If I see a very classy Hausa restaurant I'll go there.

Let's take kunu for example, Hausa people own kunu but Igbo people took and made it thicker and always give option to add condensed milk and groundnut.
Which makes it more richer.
I always decide to buy rich kunu from an Igbo woman compared to an Hausa woman because the kunu has been repackaged

Silentgroper:
Tasty grinded pepper..

Imagine grind pepper filled with seasonings..

The peppers they add to suya..

Maybe It has finished. Cause they add it without you even asking ..

I enjoyed the one I ate though..