Aldol:
If those hardcore tribalists try a combo of Amala and Abula(beans soup with ewedu) with all the varieties of assorted meat,their life will never remain the same again

chiagozien:
You mean as a Yoruba tribalist?

Goodvibes007:

It's yam flour. Gbegiri is blended beans, and Ewedu is Molokhia (extremely popular in the meditaranean region of the World).

Aldol:
If those hardcore tribalists try a combo of Amala and Abula(beans soup with ewedu) with all the varieties of assorted meat,their life will never remain the same again

Mrfeel:

What are the ingredients of Amala ?

Goodvibes007:

It's yam flour. Gbegiri is blended beans, and Ewedu is Molokhia (extremely popular in the meditaranean region of the World).

Splashme:


Yam peels, sometimes, the rotten parts of yam.
That thing is not the normal Yam Flour ( from Ayoola Foods) that we know
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Splashme:
Surprisingly, Reno and Wike are now the darling of most Agbado-Yorubas.

Laughable, so if I start supporting Thiefņubu today, Agbado-Yorubas will start loving me too. In Nigeria, there is nothing tribalism cannot do.
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Splashme:
First things first, the people organising and enjoying the Amala hangout are all Ibos.

So, Reno attempting to paint Omo-Ibos as tribal bigots is outright foolishness
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#But, hey! I hate that shit called 'Amala'. It's too black and the ingredients dirty. Nothing tribal here but personal hygiene.
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Splashme:


The average Ibo even in this Lagos is doing much better than you and some of your siblings
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Splashme:
First things first, the people organising and enjoying the Amala hangout are all Ibos.

So, Reno attempting to paint Omo-Ibos as tribal bigots is outright foolishness
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#But, hey! I hate that shit called 'Amala'. It's too black and the ingredients dirty. Nothing tribal here but personal hygiene.
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Over 20,000 network for Amala hangout

Our Reporter November 22, 2019



As part of efforts to preserve the beautiful cultural heritage of the Yoruba people in the face of daunting challenges particularly human activities such as globalisation and civilization that has continued to threaten, about 20, 000 youths are networking for a programme tagged the Amala hangout.

The Amala hangout, a mobile community of over 20,000 youths all across the world is a melting pot of intellectuals, professionals and entrepreneurs who are passionate custodians of culture and share a common love for the popular southwestern staple known as amala and who, as part of their commitment to making things work in their environment designed the programme.

The aim of the hangout is to become a model for culinary historic research where people enjoy history and appreciate how it affects their present and future using amala as the focal point.

The amala hangout also aims at uniting different people from different walks of life irrespective of their tribe, race or religion using food (amala) as the unifying factor.

The Ibadan edition is held quarterly at the National Museum of Unity, Ibadan and the last edition of the programme was held in July with over two hundred participants.

Now, the programme has been repackaged and will be held in Ibadan at the end of November with at least a thousand participants with activities which include visit to the Gallery of the National Museum of Unity, lecture on mental health awareness by Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI), amala eating competition, lecture on reproductive health by Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI), music, comedy and dance as well as board games (chess, ludo, ayo olopon, draughts and monopoly).

Splashme:
Surprisingly, Reno and Wike are now the darling of most Agbado-Yorubas.

Laughable, so if I start supporting Thiefņubu today, Agbado-Yorubas will start loving me too. In Nigeria, there is nothing tribalism cannot do.
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Amala Hangout Is More Of Less Like Your Normal Owambe Party, Make New friends, Eat, Dance, Games & enjoy urself, also With Your Favourites Celebrities

DonBenny77:

Specify that it's spoilt and rotting yam flour. Personally I won't eat Amala how can you ask me to swallow flour made with yam I can't cook and eat. Makes no sense

Splashme:
Surprisingly, Reno and Wike are now the darling of most Agbado-Yorubas.

Laughable, so if I start supporting Thiefņubu today, Agbado-Yorubas will start loving me too. In Nigeria, there is nothing tribalism cannot do.
.

Mrfeel:


Yam peels , rotten yam are you telling me that is what makes it Amala and if it's done with good yams it's no longer Amala ?

Splashme:


Bro, I prefer Pounded Yam abeg.
I hate that black shit
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Splashme:


I love the way you introduced some humour into this tribal thread but hey ... that shit is too black, the ingredient is too dirty for my liking. I hate it and no tribal sentiments intended.
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Tochi3:
How much is the dollar fooool. O mockery what is the meaning of this. Tell your New found drug lord to return the dollars where he met it.who in his right mind even takes this fool serious




No distractions

chiagozien:
Was it not in Lagos that Yoruba didn't allow a Yoruba man with Igbo mother to contest.



We saw all the names he was called by Yorubas.

Sharpsharp00123:
but u igbos always say we should attack d message n not d messenger

What are u doing now?

DonBenny77:

Specify that it's spoilt and rotting yam flour. Personally I won't eat Amala how can you ask me to swallow flour made with yam I can't cook and eat. Makes no sense

Splashme:
First things first, the people organising and enjoying the Amala hangout are all Ibos.

So, Reno attempting to paint Omo-Ibos as tribal bigots is outright foolishness
.
#But, hey! I hate that shit called 'Amala'. It's too black and the ingredients dirty. Nothing tribal here but personal hygiene.
.