Wada maya is fully knowledgeable aboute west african culture,suprised he knows alot aboute west african culture,respect wadamaya,u sure will make a gud husband to trudy
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Miss trudy am kenyan married to a Ghania as well and was also warned not to Use left for eating lol Kenya hatujui hizo hahaha. But I love seeing u two Together. Big ups
How i love this country😍 my country naija is well bless from the people down to food the land music everything about this country is just so beautiful the beauty of country is just wow
I am Somali and we strictly use our right hand for eating. Like wode Maya said left hand is for the bathroom. It's definitely an East African custom too. It's forbidden to eat with left hand
YES OOOOOOO , the boy is telling the truth, and for Me Trudy, you don.t need someone to tell you that using left hand anyhow, specially for food is disrespect, because every human being knows that left hand is toilet hand, now that you know, go and educate your EAST AFRICAN people. Anyway great video, thumbs up
@@extrelason6793 Yup holds true for all of the Middle East and even South Asia (India, Bangladesh and Pakistan). Some parts of East Asia also follow this convention..
Trudy, I did that in Uganda and they told me I shouldn't use my left hand while eating, It's against their culture. So it's not just a west African thing. I love your vlogs by the way.
Morrine, it is from islam. All muslims dont eat the lefthand, becouse the left hand muslims use to clean themself efter toalet. It is becouse of hygien.
Omar Mohamoud Keep ur mouth shut nd stop bringing religious issue here. It’s an African culture, we considered using left hands for dirty work hence it’s not good for eating.
@@Olu2796 no no no. This is a reliogious matter to forbiden for humanbeing to eat at the left hand. Hear what i am saying if u have hearable earholes. If you dont have it, then i cant help.
Miss Trudy I subscribed to your channel about a month ago. I subscribed because I like how genuine you are. Many people are afraid to ask questions about things they don't know because they don't want to come across as ignorant. That's not your style because you really want to know and we do too. I like that quality about you. Keep up the great work.👍
Oh yes! Egusi soup is the bomb. I made it with king fish, pumkin, beets greens & it was delicious. I can only imagine the depth of the flavors in the real Egusi soup, looking forward.
That's how it's done. To those using forks and knives to eat Amala, maybe Wode Maya will inspire you to throw away your "Cutlass" (Cutlery) when eating Amala.
YORUBA FOOD IS D BEST, DON'T BE CONFUSED NOW BCUZ ALL OF U R SAYING NIGERIAN FOOD OR AFRICAN FOOD INFACT THERE'S NO NIGERIA OR AFRICAN FOOD. "AMALA IS A YORUBA NATION FOOD INSIDE D PRESENT DAY NIGERIA.
Wode Maya don't scare Trudy with that narrative of "disrespecting our ancestors". We West Africans consider the left hand as negative aspect of the body use for dirty and indecent things such as .... It is a traditional thing though, Educative.
Yeah, I've never heard that one ever, but I've also never seen anybody get mad about some other person using their left hand outside of a traditional setting. Growing up in Lagos, nobody cared about that, I was actually shocked to hear it brought up
@@seismicvertigo345 OMG! You grew up in Lagos? And no one ever complained about using left hand to eat? Strange. In Yoruba land, you dare not even use left hand to give an elderly person something. Never. No matter how humble the person is, he/she feels disrespected.
Yes Miss Trudy even in Coast they refer to left hand 🤚 as the toilet hand .....you don’t use it to eat, greet or pass someone anything, they see it as disrespect. So you go to Rome do as they do
Video with Miss Trudy and Kobe eating native food so cute. Miss Trudy"s English is perfect and her accent is divine. Enjoying these videos. Keep them coming.
In Ghana we eat 'kokonte' (amala) with groundnut soup or palm but soup and the 'Ayoyo' soup (ewedu) is eaten with 'tuo zaafi' with all the intestines, towel, meat etc very delicious
Hey Y'all, ...this is the Evangelist from Los Angeles...just want you to know I love seeing you all from the different countries come together as One Africa and enjoying the good food...keep up the unity!!
Traditionally, in Africa, it's appropriate to greet people using your right hand. However, I struggled alot while growing up because I'm left handed. In my late adulthood, I'm now comfortable to greet people with my right hand. I still use my left hand to write and when eating with a spoon.
I'm a kenyan... when growing up we were told never to eat using your left hand lest your mother die... when it comes to swallow only hyenas do swallow without chewing in kenya.. we even chew porridge and soup
Trudy try to eat more pepper and forget about tea and millet you people eat in Kenya,I'm married to a Kenyan she eat pepper and she proud of it because I cook at home for her, Nigeria food are healthy.
Of all the African countries I have been to, only Ghanaian and Senegalese meals I really enjoyed. I love Nigeria and Nigerians, but I had a really difficult times eating the food while I lived there. Itwasn't so in Ghana. The Ghanaians have this very distinguished traditional style of preserving their meals. I mean, in the streets, the food are placed in glasses. I enjoyed it so much there. Similar experience in Senegal.
I bet you have not eating Nigeria food. Were did you visit in Nigeria? You can't visit lagos and said you have visit Nigeria. Lagos is the smallest state in nigeria and is a yoruba state. If you want ethnic group that have food in Nigeria, the yoruba, igbo and hause are not among the top 5 in Nigeria. If you want real food visit the south south region and eat good food before you compaire
All the foods you ate are only eaten in western Nigeria, those Nija girls working with you need more education to be diverse in the job . We have 3 Tribes in Nigeria and yet these girls only confined you to the punishment of eaten only foods from one particular tribe. Am concerned because all of these foods are available in both Lagos and Abuja that it could not be challenging to find all them. For your information,The foods you saw or ate don't represent Nigerian foods in totality.The young men and women working with you are not genuine Nigerians by conduct. My honor to Trudy and Wode Maya
I think if i go to west africa i go die of hunger ooooo coz i cant handle peppeee lol....theres is too much. That amala tho looks like ugali ya wimbi in kenya. The kpomo i dont think i can eat, it looks tough n i dont have dental insurance lol
Miss Trudy aka Queen Trudy and Prince Wode Maya !! One Love for Promoting Naija Lagos - Abuja. .... Hey! Queen Trudy, tell your lady friends to take you to the Beauty Salon for a Beautiful Nigerian Braids Hair Style!! Queen Trudy!!
Oh this is a staple food for a certain tribe in Uganda and about the vegetable soup miss Trudy well you need to come back in Uganda if it's not there in Kenya 😍😍😍😍we always use the right hand and it's a don't in our culture to use the left while eating
I am salivating over here, been a while I ate that. The ewedu plus beans soup is called Abula by the Yoruba's. I love the satisfaction in Wode Maya's eyes as he devoured the food.😀
Wode, i just love your respecte for your culture.East Africa we do use the right hand as well,tho i dont blame our girl, coz she's too young to have an understanding of such.👐yeeeeeh, i adore the Niger foods#wode thanx again for making us salivate for that food plus your seriousness on table manners👌
I enjoy your channel Ms Trudy you and Mr Ghana very informative,I laughed twice very hard watching it at the part when Wodemaya explained about not using the left hand because here in the states the Muslim really dont run them jokes and when you said the pepper was to much but they said wasn't any pepper in the soup. lol luv the channel!
There are. It was a cultural hygiene traditional matter that has honestly worn out its purpose. Soap wasn't as common back then and that it why this was important to reserve a hand for cross-contamination-free matters. It's now just a useless tradition. Love from a Nigerian
Nigerians always tell me there's no pepper in the food or very little when I ask. Being from America where we don't eat those amounts of pepper mean Nigerian no pepper means hell fire pepper. Lol
Wow!!! Amala Iya Oyo! I remember this amala spot while working in Abuja back then. It was one of our favorite lunch spots. Nice. Hope you enjoyed it guys?
Of all the African countries I have been to, only Ghanaian and Senegalese meals I really enjoyed. I love Nigeria and Nigerians, but I had a really difficult times eating the food while I lived there. Itwasn't so in Ghana. The Ghanaians have this very distinguished traditional style of preserving their meals. I mean, in the streets, the food are placed in glasses. I enjoyed it so much there. Similar experience in Senegal.
Which part did you visit in Nigeria? If is lagos, south west. If you want real food in Nigeria visit the Niger delta. Food you eat mostly in lagos, Abuja are corrupted taste. When next you visit Nigeria go to the Niger delta and eat banga soup the best soup in the world.
Wow, wode Maya is a true west African...we don't use left hand to eat or give people thing's... it's disrespectful... culturally minded conscious African
