@Aloy+Emeka

Is there really Mbaise in Abia, tot the popular town is in Imo? Iol

There's this community called 'umuaro' in Ngwaland. Anybody with info if they have any connection to the Aro people?

Aloy+Emeka:

I saw your picture and must say that if you are not igbo, you must be from South South and that will be Ibibio, Efik or kalabari at most. Tell me I am wrong.

By the way, you fine no be small. No let the igbo boys snatch you o.

I love the ibos,I wish they'l 'snatch' me but then,I had to give it up to a yoruba!(hehehehehe)
And u are very wrong,i'm nt frm the south south.
I'm hausaiboyoruba.A true Nigerian. Lol

Abia, Umuahia

Oboro?

excanny:

There's this community called 'umuaro' in Ngwaland. Anybody with info if they have any connection to the Aro people?

Never heard of an "Umuaro", but there is Aro-Ngwa settlement in ala Ngwa. Their occupation came as a result of Aro-sponsored, Abam invasion on Umuajuju. They killed and raided the area, making some room for some Aro to settle in amongst already established Ngwa.

Odunnu:

Oboro?

Ohuhu

Inked_Nerd:

Imo State

Which part of Imo State are you from?

So no one from Ogbunike or Idemili LGA in here yet ?

Inked_Nerd:

Imo State

For some reason I thought you from Enugu state

I am from isiala Mbano the home town of imo state current governor chief Ikedi Ohakim.
Ndi Ibo unuanwulooo.

@slap1,
my inlaws from umuonyeze atta.hw u doing?
what's going on at Aba apparently?

@Arysexy, I know all the nooks and crannies of Awka, because I was there from 1989-2000 (Amachalla Amenyi) Pretty close to Aziza's store, Nkwo Market  and "Obu Imo Awka". Awka people call me "Nwa Ekwulobia"

stillwater:

Yeah my dad told me the same thing.

But viovio sucks sha. Never ever liked it.

Say what?   You have no idea what you are missing. A well made vio vio is light years ahead of jolof rice and beans, beans and yam, mamaput rice and beans with stew, ''kanda'' and fried plantain. The only thing that comes close is "Abacha ncha" with "azu mangala" and "afufa" or akpu(Santana) and onugbu soup with azu mangala, snails, okporoko and goat meat.  

Inked_Nerd:


I'm from Obazu, Mbieri . Where are you from?

I was born in Enugu, but since IGBO culture is patriarchal I'm from Imo State. I'm kinda in the same boat with my dad. He was born and partially raised in the north but is from Imo State. Technically speaking I'm not "fully" Igbo. My grandmother is a Cross River woman which makes my mother half IGBO. I acknowledge both my Cross River and IGBO heritage though.

There is no ethnic group called Cross River. It could be Ekoi, Legbo, Efik etc. Forget the idea of being fully Igbo or not, your father is Igbo and that makes you Igbo. Be proud of your Igbo heritage.

@ grafikdon tell her, she is really missing. Even Aiza used vio vio for his wedding and it was history!

grafikdon:

Say what? You have no idea what you are missing. A well made vio vio is light years ahead of jolof rice and beans, beans and yam, mamaput rice and beans with stew, ''kanda'' and fried plantain. The only thing that comes close is "Abacha ncha" with "azu mangala" and "afufa" or akpu(Santana) and onugbu soup with azu mangala, snails, okporoko and goat meat.

@ grafikdon,

You are a very wicked man, look at how my mouth is watering right now

Nothing like will prepared Igbo food I swear.

I need an Igbo wife in my life FAST.

OgidiBoy:

@ grafikdon,

You are a very wicked man, look at how my mouth is watering right now

Nothing like will prepared Igbo food I swear.

I need an Igbo wife in my life FAST.

Bro, you better grab one fast! You need one who is real though. By real I mean, the ones who can cook those dishes. You may have to head home if you are not already home, to find that type. They are fast going extinct, thanks to our collective lethargy for our best assets.

Arysexy:


But viovio sucks sha. Never ever liked it.




@ stillwater, what part of awka are u from? u r really missing oh! vio vio is my best food, cant wait for xmas to get home and eat my mum's specially prepared vio vio with ji iyoo, or achicha or igbagu oka and spiced with eruru. mehn! vio vio with iyali yali na die! i prefer it when u warm it the next day, am really missing it.

From Umuanaga village, Awka south.
How can viovio be your best food? It's just like choosing ordinary beans over party jollofrice.

grafikdon:

Say what? You have no idea what you are missing. A well made vio vio is light years ahead of jolof rice and beans, beans and yam, mamaput rice and beans with stew, ''kanda'' and fried plantain. The only thing that comes close is "Abacha ncha" with "azu mangala" and "afufa" or akpu(Santana) and onugbu soup with azu mangala, snails, okporoko and goat meat.

Nothing beats jollof in my world.
Is abacha ncha, african salad?

stillwater:

From Umuanaga village, Awka south.
How can viovio be your best food? It's just like choosing ordinary beans over party jollofrice.


Nothing beats jollof in my world.
Is abacha ncha, african salad?

ngwa nezienu anya! ha!

Please no pun intended, are you Igbo? You can only be forgiven if you are not from Igbo land, or if your part of Igbo land is not into abacha. I am yet to meet an Igbo that doesn't know this dish.

^^

And to answer your question, it is like asking whether a lion is a cat.

Abacha is a superior (by far) form of salad.  The only thing that makes it a salad is the anara/afufa + ugba/ ukpaka + azu mangala +. . . raised to power "n" if you are into Mathematics.

Onlytruth:



Bro, you better grab one fast! You need one who is real though. By real I mean, the ones who can cook those dishes. You may have to head home if you are not already home, to find that type. They are fast going extinct, thanks to our collective lethargy for our best assets.

Lol didn't you say sth aby nigerians in usa not going home to get a woman, a while ago? I thought we were pulling the same guitar string.

Yea, yoruba men and their stealing of igbo women from igbo men


@post
Ekiti state baybay

Ileke-IdI:

Lol didn't you say sth aby nigerians in usa not going home to get a woman, a while ago? I thought we were pulling the same guitar string.

Yea, yoruba men and their stealing of igbo women from igbo men


@post
Ekiti state baybay

I didn't say he should bring her to the states. I know some folks whose wives are in Nigeria; they visit home to spend 3 months each trip. It can be done, and people are doing it already.

As for Yoruba men, they should worry more about us stealing their women. Remember bros Ezeuche? 

I won't sleep at night if I were a Yoruba man. 

Onlytruth:

I didn't say he should bring her to the states. I know some folks whose wives are in Nigeria; they visit home to spend 3 months each trip. It can be done, and people are doing it already.

As for Yoruba men, they should worry more about us stealing their women. Remember bros Ezeuche? 

I won't sleep at night if I were a Yoruba man. 

True that. One of my aunt does thee same thing.
But I just dnt get how ppl do it esp when dealing with a nigerian man, guess it all boils down to trust.

I rem ezeuche, but what has he stolen? Give me a month to crush his ego and he'll be eating out of my palms. Only a yoruba man can handle this. Ezeuche knows that

Yoruba men sleep well. Thatz why they have extra fatty skin around their neck

Ileke-IdI:

True that. One of my aunt does thee same thing.
But I just dnt get how ppl do it esp when dealing with a nigerian man, guess it all boils down to trust.

I rem ezeuche, but what has he stolen? Give me a month to crush his ego and he'll be eating out of my palms. Only a yoruba man can handle this. Ezeuche knows that

Yoruba men sleep well. Thatz why they have extra fatty skin around their neck

I don't understand. You mean they snore?

Onlytruth:


I don't understand. You mean they snore?

Lol if that makes it easier to understand, then we all shall call it that. Yes, they snore.

Ileke-IdI:

Lol if that makes it easier to understand, then we all shall call it that. Yes, they snore.

Isn't that a form of liability?

Onlytruth:

Isn't that a form of liability?

who are you worried for? Igbo women or Yoruba women? We seems to be enjoying the snoring and the perfectly rounded potbelly

Cheiii, you have changed.

Ileke-IdI:

who are you worried for? Igbo women or Yoruba women? We seems to be enjoying the snoring and the perfectly rounded potbelly

Cheiii, you have changed.

I'm not worried, just puzzled. You know me. I seek truth fiercely. Never knew that any woman enjoyed snoring and potbelly.
Now, you know I don't buy that.

Ileke-IdI:

@post
Ekiti state baybay

Folks, pardon my ignorance. Which part of Igbo land is Ekiti State in? It seems i'm missing something. Or do we mean the future Igbo state, Ekiti-Igbo. lol