Agbada and lace..just like a saying "aso nla ko ni eyan nla" but seriously, are you a Nigerian? Following you asap
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Agbada and lace..just like a saying "aso nla ko ni eyan nla" but seriously, are you a Nigerian? Following you asap
Welcome to AMAWED, @serkagan! It is very possible to raise your reputation as a commentator just as @surpassinggoogle has stated. Very few people know you as a newbie and so might not be interested in voting on your posts. However, when you leave a valuable comment on the blog of a veteran Steemian, then you'll be known and probably that comment will receive upvotes, just as you have received from us here today.
Hahaha funny woman! I just know, i know Nigeria more than you but you are better than me at dealing with hot eba
Lol, hot eba? Chaii, eba is not even my thing, give me pounded yam and egusi, then we can talk.
Thanks for taking out time to respond to questions here
Mama @maryfavour, e be like sey everybody wan become your PA o, me sef no mind o. Abeg employ me
Hahah, Can you write pounded yam and egusi in your dialect? Here is it in
Yorùbá, Iyán àti ègúsí
I was about to ask the same question. Glad you know much about my dear country. Not a fan of Eba though, i'll rather go for Amala with Gbegiri soup with my shirt off.