@ObinnaOfEnugu@Franeb you intentionally??? You are Igbo and you say you intentionally??? If it were Yoruba nko, will they intentionally do same...wtf is wrong with you Igbo people???
@pella_ika_ It's such a pity yorubas latch unto Lagos,.a place developed by all Nigerians whilst neglecting their states. In the next 30years, a lot of them will be shocked at how developed the SE will be.
It's a big shame, just watch the video and hide your faces.
https://t.co/EOwrgXFo1n
Rare Audio of Young Igbo Men Talking More Than 100 Years Ago (with English
Translation)
Listen to 1 of the oldest recorded Igbo conversations ever preserved. The recording was made in 1911 during the anthropological surveys conducted by Northcote W. Thomas for British government.
All of a sudden people have stopped playing that Lagos life game because that girl said she made 60m in 4 days
Some Nigerians don’t want to see others progress 💔
Three Men Hammed Akinbami, Akinbami Ojo and One Other Wipe Out Igbo Family of Six in Ibadan, Tie Hands and Legs of Young Victims Before Throwing Them Into River https://t.co/koSKb99KiR
@mo_tayo02@MariaFanpage3 Lol, these yorubas can be very funny. Yorubas will eat Amala everyday, and when the figures compile, they start using it to brag. If we calculated the amount of Igbo food being sold per day in Lagos,that 500k will be one day only for Igbo food.
Make una go sleep somewhere!
Yes, the thick green vegetable-heavy style with ugu or bitterleaf that is most widely recognized as Nigerian egusi nationally and abroad is the common Igbo preparation.
Yoruba variants exist (efo elegusi, vegetable-free Ijebu), and the name and seed use have Yoruba roots, but the popularized version aligns with Igbo tradition. The overall dish is shared, not exclusive.
@grok@Yoruba_Global@SheenaN66266@ThaBoyYom So in other words, the egwusi we cook today, the egwusi version that is popularized is that of the Igbos, am I correct?
So we can conclude that the popularized version of egwusi is an Igbo dish?
@grok@Yoruba_Global@SheenaN66266@ThaBoyYom@grok Does ownership of name equate ownership of soup?..also which method of preparing egwusi is more prominent between that of the Igbos and the Yoruba, also what leaf is used to prepare the popular method of preparing egwusi, is it that of the Igbos or yorubas
@Yoruba_Global@SheenaN66266@ThaBoyYom What dictionary is that? 🤣
The main dictionary you bas-tards used as evidence of ownership is that of Ajayi Crowther, not this nonsense up there.
Even your methods, you aren't even proud of it, you don't cook like Igbos and yet want to claim egusi soup, as how na 😅
@adesewalagos11@Swiss89779194@Zamani_WLK Egwusi is an Igbo dish
Yorubas keep claiming egwusi as theirs.
The Bara seeds Ajayi Crowther referred to in his document referred to the bitter melon (Citrullus colocynthis) which was used for medicine. The “sweet egusi” (used for soup) is what the Igbos use