Who knows what this is??? .....
Friday, February 13, 2026
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I'm stumped. What are they?
ReplyDeleteIt's used in turning garri while frying...
DeleteIt's carved calabash for cutting eba or Amala or ona 😊
DeleteAbeg wetin be this one ooh
ReplyDeleteNo Idea
ReplyDeleteHaa, Aby it's igbako na. For packing eba and Amala from pot 😄 Maybe the picture is not clear.
DeleteIts igbako,normally used to scoop amala.
ReplyDeleteOh, igbako. Me think say na orange and cake oo
DeleteIt's Eku na😚✌️
ReplyDeleteJee wetalum eku kam kóó nni oka. That is go bring Eku for me.(Corn flour swallow for correct okra soup).
A slash of a normal calabash (gourd).
PS. If you are an INDIGO you place seasalt, native kolanuts and nzu in it and place on a table or behind the door. It's name is Iko ójí. (Kolanut plate)
#ighotago
Igbako! Awwww... I haven't seen this in a long while, It's like a flat calabash used for packing food.
ReplyDeleteIt is used for packing swallows like Amala, Semo, Eba into small nylons before they are wrapped and kept in a hot food flask. I don't know the English word for it
Yes, yougerrit 👍👍
DeleteI don't know oo
ReplyDeleteIt is used for frying garri
ReplyDeleteThis is igbako na...I have it in my kitchen. Prefer it to plastic type 😄
ReplyDeleteSdk, kudos to you for taking us back to our roots 🥰 I like your style of blogging...very unique 🙌
Are those ‘oba’ , used to fry garri? 🤔
ReplyDeleteHahahahhaj 🤣 We call it óbàa. They use it to cut or carve out swallow .
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