List of Igbo Foods

Food is among the culture of Igbo people in Nigeria, there are known to be the best in most delicacies in Africa and probably in the world, Especially the popularly known "Nigerian jellof rice". Below are lists of Igbo foods. Click so see Top 10 popular Igbo Soups or List of All Igbo soups. 1. Oha Soup Oha soup is considered to…

ByOu Travel And TourMay 7, 20210Comments

Top Ten Most Popular Lakes in South Eastern Nigeria

In South Eastern Nigeria, there are quite a number of lakes in the Zone.. Below are Top Ten Most Popular Lakes in South Eastern Nigeria 1. Oguta Lake: Oguta Lake is the biggest natural lake in south eastern Nigeria. Located in the town of Oguta in Imo State Nigeria. Oguta Lake has its major source as Njaba River, which is the major…

ByoyibougboApril 9, 20190Comments

AFRICA ATTRACTIONS DESTINATIONS

Ebonyi State, Salt of The Nation

Ebonyi is an agrarian state in south-east Nigeria. It is inhabited and populated primarily by the Igbos. Its capital and largest city is Abakaliki. Known as the “Salt of the Nation” because of its large salt deposits, Ebonyi State is one of the 36 states in Nigeria. It was created in 1996, making it one…

ByoyibougboJanuary 22, 20190Comments

FOOD

How to prepare plantain moi moi

DISH: PLANTAIN MOI MOI/UKPO EGEDE Plantain is a perennial herbaceous plant that develops from the underground rhizome. It also provide adequate levels of minerals such as iron, magnesium, and phosphorous. Magnesium is essential for bone strengthening and has a cardiac-protective role as well. Also See: How To Make Akamu/Pap I bring to you this healthy meal from unripe and…

ByoyibougboAugust 27, 20180Comments

AFRICA ATTRACTIONS DESTINATIONS

Most visited tourist sites in each state of the south east

South East Nigeria is one of the geopolitical zones of Nigeria, consisting of the following states; Abia · Anambra · Ebonyi · Enugu · Imo. The region is blessed with so many tourist attraction. below are the Most visited tourist sites in each of the states that make up the region. The Awhum Waterfall and cave Also Read: 15 Most…

ByoyibougboMarch 2, 20180Comments

FOOD

Battle of chefs: How To Make Bitterleaf Soup (Ofe Onugbu)

I know most of you have been following Igboist kitchen contest through this blog, and for those that are asking how they can partake in the contest, well, its still not yet open to everyone as its still basically an online affair. I will be sharing with you all dishes from two great chefs.. This Igboist…

ByoyibougboFebruary 28, 20180Comments

FOOD PEOPLE & CULTURE

How To Make White Rice and Stew

Nigerian White Rice and Stew is one of the most popular Nigerian Food. Rice recipe is common because it can be eaten with any stew or sauce of your choice. In our food section today, we will be sharing with you all three different stew for rice as prepared by members of Igboist. For more about Igboist Kitchen…

ByoyibougboFebruary 17, 20180Comments

FOOD

Igboist Kitchen contest Winners with their dishes “Abacha”

Voting has finally ended and winners has been selected, wish to read about the contest and how to prepare abacha please click on this link or click here. Out of about 100 plus submissions 23 made it to the final state, two out of the twenty three dishes where not prepared with a proper ingredients so…

ByoyibougboFebruary 5, 20180Comments

FOOD PEOPLE & CULTURE

Igbo Soup, How to prepare Ofe Nsala ”Nsala Soup”.

Ofe Nsala (Nsala Soup) Ofe Nsala is a very mouth-watering white soup indigenous to the people of Eastern and Riverline areas of Nigeria. ofe nsala is very tasty and quite easy to make, ofe nsala is mainly prepared for nursing mothers although its open to every one, this delicacy is traditionally made without the use of…

ByoyibougboFebruary 4, 20180Comments

EVENTS SOCIAL

Umu Igbo Unite Tristate Mixer

Umu Igbo Unite Tristate is a Chapter of the organization Umu Igbo Unite and welcomes folks from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to join! Umu Igbo Unite TriState Chapter serves young professionals with the goal to connect, empower and share through our Igbo Culture. We wholeheartedly believe Ever heard the phrase, TGIW: Thank God It's Wednesday? No?…

ByoyibougboFebruary 3, 20180Comments