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Yorubas that are very dirty and smelly. I hate that tribe with ion.

massmediang:
I traveled to Osogbo in Osun state and tasted gbegiri soup with small ewedu and Amala for the first time. It was wonderful and I kept eating it throughout my stay in Osogbo.
Gbegiri soup is made with beans and it's a popular delicacy among Yoruba speaking people of Nigeria. Well, I tasted it for the first time and discovered that the taste is universally friendly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcNPUR788mw

buygala:
Ewww

Every aboki with im kettle sha..




But I won't be caught dead licking that thing that looks like cat vomit

That’s why you look like dead cat, Your Ogbono look more uglier than our precious Gbegiri and Ewedu with black Amala make you add soft cow head meat am trust me there’s no way you will not make heaven

englishmart:
Give a Yorubba woman 5k to make soup and see her ingredients below.
Fresh Pepper 800
Cameroon pepper 400
Atarodo 300
Palm oil 1,000
Egusi 200
Vegetable 100
Kpomo 2000
Transportation 200.

anecdotal statement

Come on People, Yoruba has one of the best delicases, are we still debating on that? I had friends from Ijebu.. Oh my goodness!! I don't want to lest I cry.

PlayerMeji:
Wait till they come..

They distaste anything Yoruba!

You are truly stewpid.

I know a lot of guys from the east that eat this. Don't let hatred kill you

When I visited lagos two months ago, I also ate it

Ogbesinnaya:
Come to Oyo town, somewhere close to Atiba local government Secretariat, e get one hood wey we dey enjoy the combo. It's always served very hot...

Amala iya Oluwatobi

Op abeg where you go for Osogbo wey you see this kind thing I wan go there like this abeg !!
Where for Osogbo you go abeg .

Successfulben:
Yorubas that are very dirty and smelly. I hate that tribe with ion.

Yes, the lowly tend to be like that everywhere with few exceptions, even among whites if not worse as those ones are truly disgusting.

It's up to you to up your game and roll at a higher level. You can't live in Ijora under bridge and be complaining that Niger-Delta people are very dirty and smelly, they don't all live there.

Are you sure it's delicious... Yoruba foods and soup contains a lot of pepper... and I hate pepper...I do not like too much of pepper in my food

lagonovo:

Yes, the lowly tend to be like that everywhere with few exceptions, even among whites if not worse as those ones are truly disgusting.

It's up to you to up your game and roll at a higher level. You can't live in Ijora under bridge and be complaining that Niger-Delta people are very dirty and smelly, they don't all live there.

Welcome to the gbegiri lovers club. Delicious and very nutritious! Wish I can you.

To the one abusing its look, you just feel the way because you're not used to it.

If you eat egusi, or okro, agbono, or ewedu, I can't see how you'll complain about the look of Gbegiri

mariahAngel:


I thought ewedu was a must that goes with either gbegiri or omi obe.

Yes. Ewedu always go with omo obe
Gbegiri too always go with omi obe

When one mixes ewedu and gbegiri with omi obe, that mixture is called "abula"

Ndi ofe mmanu

I hate that combo with ion.

Hmmm! Now hunger can cause one to eat anything now.

donforeign:
i hate this food... irritating

Oloriburuku Okoro Omo-Irankiran

The first time I chumped on it was when I was 25 and I thought I was in heaven . I searched everywhere for it.

Successfulben:
Yorubas that are very dirty and smelly. I hate that tribe with ion.

Wow. Just wow. Not just a subset, or a particular neighborhood, but all of Yoruba? I wish you didn't harbor this kind of sentiment. Have you travelled or just repeating some tribophobic statements you've heard?

I've been to many places in Nigeria, and nobody holds a monipoly on cleanliness or dirty environment.

As for my folks close to the Niger river, our favorite hobby is to bring out the trash on rainy days, so it all washes downstream and clogs up drainage, stinking up the place. And really, are we going to ignore the reeking delights of parts of Aba or Owerri?

babtoundey:


Yes. Ewedu always go with omo obe
Gbegiri too always go with omi obe

When one mixes ewedu and gbegiri with omi obe, that mixture is called "abula"

Ooooh!
I've always wondered.

Oduduwa707:

E f'ara ba'le.

Dialpad:
I dislike that Gbegiri, not sure of how I will be comfortable eating such

It sounded weird to me initially. I eventually tasted it in Ibadan. Goodness! one of the best soups invented by man... I wished i discovered gbegiri and ewedu earlier in my life.

GodsOwnMan:
Another non-hateful Igbo discover the delicious beauty of Yoruba cuisine. The hateful ones are still crying on the thread


Don't mind them. Funny, their hatred does not stop them from migrating en masse to Yoruba land.

I no follow. I don't hate the descendants of Oduduwa. I find them fascinating.

Successfulben:
Yorubas that are very dirty and smelly. I hate that tribe with ion.

where do you come from?

My own love for amala ati ewedu is sth I can't explain whenever I get the chance to eat it.

Gbegiri is bae

I ate my first just last week Saturday

If someone doesn't like your delicacy, should it call for hate?
Na waa ooo.
Well, I didn't like Amala till I tasted it with okra soup and was craving for more....
But that ewedu, eeww Chi m, I don't think I can because of the appearance.... including one Adamawa native soup they cook with moringa.... Kai

Ask my yansh

amakanancy:

where do you come from?

Channah1:
My favorite combo, gbegiri and ewedu.

With Ogunfe. Yummy

babtoundey:


Yes. Ewedu always go with omo obe
Gbegiri too always go with omi obe

When one mixes ewedu and gbegiri with omi obe, that mixture is called "abula"

Chia! see PhD level gbegiri knowledge

mariahAngel:


Is it filling? Looks very light to me.

Not really. Amala is very light.

Phaantom22:

Truth is bitter bro, eat more of fresh vegetable meals n shun these oil-ladden stews called soup.

ok sir, but g egiri and ewedu, nobody can separate me

GodsOwnMan:


Chia! see PhD level gbegiri knowledge

My brother, that tongue wey never taste gbegiri never start to jolly for life.