IamR:

OP, why can't you upload the real pictures instead of picking from Google? Abi na made up stories you dey tell here?

...because he needed to show us what the foods looked like
Why so much fuss anyways ?
I wouldn't enjoy the thread without pictures

If he has a phone, surely he can take pictures of the food?

Here's a site with all the pictures he's posting:

https://trip101.com/fr/art%C3%ADculo/cuisine-traditionnelle-au-soudan-fr


What is the reason for this thread?

Wuzyurdaddy:
The photos I took of each meal aren't on this my current phone so I decided to improvise via it he Web.

And I appreciate the fact that y'all took time out to do research on the meals aforementioned.

I appreciate you all, now let's get back to it.

We really dont have to.

nlPoster:



We really dont have to.

Why you mad bro??

I just wanted to share my food experience in Sudan, but since y'all aren't happy I did the thread with photos from the Web then I'll stop.



Peace and love.

Wuzyurdaddy:



Why am I mad bro??

I just wanted to share my food experience in Sudan, but since y'all aren't happy I did the thread with photos from the Web then I'll stop.



Peace and love.

Same to you.

You are not sharing your food experience in Sudan, you're simply lifting pictures from the web and claiming that's what you ate.

nlPoster:


Same to you.

You are not sharing your food experience in Sudan, you're simply lifting pictures from the web and claiming that's what you ate.

Wow, I guess you're not hip to how it works.

Do you know how threads I've come across on various spaces that don't use actual photos but sources from the Web.

No issues bro, I apologize if my lifting photos off the Web offended you as I didn't have the photos presently on my handy.

MariaAngeles:

...because he needed to show us what the foods looked like
Why so much fuss anyways ?
I wouldn't enjoy the thread without pictures

I still don't know why you are romancing dishonesty and plagiarism.

Wuzyurdaddy:




Wow, I guess I'm not hip to how it works.

Do you know how threads I've come across on various spaces that don't use actual photos but sources from the Web.

No issues bro, I apologize if my lifting photos off the Web offended you as I didn't have the photos presently on my handy.

I am not offended.

And all you had to do was say, these are pictures of food from Sudan, not My food journey through Sudan and this is the food I saw there.

The way you started the thread was actually off, but I gave you the benefit of the doubt, just saying.

IamR:

I still don't know why you are romancing dishonesty and plagiarism.

I wouldn't mind if my food pictures were used to showcase Nigerian foods

Wow!
People gat issues!
There are people roaming about, looking for whom to pour their frustrations on

MariaAngeles:
Wow!
People gat issues!
There are people roaming about, looking for whom to pour their frustrations on

That's what I have been seeing here

Wuzyurdaddy:



Why you mad bro??

I just wanted to share my food experience in Sudan, but since y'all aren't happy I did the thread with photos from the Web then I'll stop.



Peace and love.

Please don't stop .
I'm enjoying it...it's interesting

You can post pictures, but give credits this time

I second our plantain girl please.
I've been surfing Nairaland for a while now for something interesting to read. Came across this thread only to see along the way that some people aren't happy cos he didn't use personal pictures. Did he watermark it?
His post is just a simple and personal experience and not formal in anyway. So why the fuss?
I've learnt new stuffs sef. The weather, the food, their relationship with people.

Op, please continue jare. I had to login from being a guest to support you.
So, continue abeg. Everyone must not be happy with you.

Mariangeles:

Please don't stop .
I'm enjoying it...it's interesting

You can post pictures, but give credits this time

Niyoda:
I second our plantain girl please.
I've been surfing Nairaland for a while now for something interesting to read. Came across this thread only to see along the way that some people aren't happy cos he didn't use personal pictures. Did he watermark it?
His post is just a simple and personal experience and not formal in anyway. So why the fuss?
I've learnt new stuffs sef. The weather, the food, their relationship with people.

Op, please continue jare. I had to login from being a guest to support you.
So, continue abeg. Everyone must not be happy with you.

Cc: Mr Wuzyurdaddy

Mariangeles:

Cc: My Wuzyurdaddy

Wuzyurdaddy:

I swear, I meant Mr

Wuzyurdaddy:

Please continue Bros,

Cos my Waiting mode is seriously having effect on Bumpy Tummy

Mariangeles:

I swear, I meant Mr

Ehn ehn, now I know why you're supporting him. Lovebirds.

Just kidding.

@Wuzurdaddy, feel free to continue.

theButterfly:
Ehn ehn, now I know why you're supporting him. Lovebirds.

Just kidding.

@Wuzurdaddy, feel free to continue.

How did that happen ?

Your emojis are cool by the way...

He's pretty much almost used up all the photos available on the web, so why make him start looking everywhere for the few pictures he didn't feature.

You folks can also just google the food like he did?

nlPoster:
He's pretty much almost used up all the photos available on the web, so why make him start looking everywhere for the few pictures he didn't feature.

You folks can also just google the food like he did?

This guy did it for me, thanks Chief now let's get back to it.


The moment you touchdown Sudan, the first thing that hits you is the heat wave.

I was always dressed like a local with their white jelab,

They somehow always mistook me for a local and somehow always spoke Arabic to me, me? I just smiled and would always respond 'Marfi Arabic' which translates to 'I don't speak Arabic'.


Nigerians neva* cast there so they actually love us due to our economic value.

The hotel we lodged in was mostly occupied by Nigerians, Indians and Pakistanis, I'm not a tribalist so I'd skip that part

Lodging was pretty cheap so I was there for months and actually started getting treated like family.

There was this period we had a very nasty sandsttorm, these happens when the dust/air from the Sahara is tired of occupying the Sahara and decides to bless is with dust.


It was publicized on TV for everyone to stay indoors from 6pm to the next day, but 6pm is go time for us kuz* we always went out to eat at that time.

So on this occasion we left the hotel pretty early say around 4:30-issh to play soccer after which we would branch at Kebab Dynasty which was the closest we got to eating Suya kuz* the Chef was from Togo so he had and idea of how we run tinz* back in Nigeria.

https://www.nairaland.com/1122902/cook-kitchen-take-pictures-post/700#68293705


This next story can be verified to all the doubting Thomases and Thomasinas, that's the link.

I just remembered I did post one or two photos when I came back, now let's get back to it.


So on this very day we set out to train at a nearby pitch, we had so much fun we actually forgot about the Sandstorm alert they gave us, so when it started earlier than publicized we all had to abandon ship and run back to the hotel.

But while we were running I just thought and then shouted out 'wetin we go chow?' that was how we all stopped running and branched at Kebab Dynasty and had to buy Mandi and Kisra.

It's basically palm oil rice without too much salt and Basil leaves with Lime and grilled chicken oiled with peanut butter..

Nice one OP. I can remember a while back on that food thread we chatted, you told me you're a football player. nice to know you're still here.

btw have you tried ful?

EmmGee:
Nice one OP. I can remember a while back on that food thread we chatted, you told me you're a football player. nice to know you're still here.

btw have you tried ful?

Sure brotha* and you told me you were in School or something like that, I was going to touch Ful very soon.

I was saving it for last, that meal saved our lives back in Sudan.

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Nice update @ Wuzyurdaddy

I was thinking to try out that moukhbaza, but my mind no carry am...I couldn't come to terms with how bananas and peppers go be together

Wuzyurdaddy:



Sure brotha* and you told me you were in School or something like that, I was going to touch Ful very soon.

I was saving it for last, that meal saved our lives back in Sudan.

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yes I'm in school. but I'm writing my final exams now. You're no longer in sudan?

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MariaAngeles:
Nice update @ Wuzyurdaddy

I was thinking to try out that moukhbaza, but my mind no carry am...I couldn't come to terms with how bananas and peppers go be together

Looks can be deceiving you know.


It actually tasted nice ma'am

EmmGee:

yes I'm in school. but I'm writing my final exams now. You're no longer in sudan?

Nice one Brah, I left Sudan last year due to man.


It got to me