
Nigeria
Abula
Àbùlà
A Yoruba combination of gbegiri bean soup, ewedu jute leaf soup and obe ata pepper stew, served with amala, a southwestern Nigerian signature meal.
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Nigeria
Àbùlà
A Yoruba combination of gbegiri bean soup, ewedu jute leaf soup and obe ata pepper stew, served with amala, a southwestern Nigerian signature meal.

Calabar, Nigeria
Afang
Shredded afang leaf and waterleaf cooked with palm oil, periwinkle, dried fish and meat into a dark, dense soup.

Nigeria
Efik white soup made without palm oil, with meat or fish, pepper and fragrant spices.

Nigeria
Efik and Ibibio palm-fruit soup with bitter atama leaves, meat or seafood and aromatic spices.

Cameroon
Banga
Palm fruit pulp boiled and sieved into a red, oily broth spiced with beletientien and other Delta herbs, cooked with catfish or beef.

Nigeria
Ofe onugbu
Washed bitter leaf cooked with cocoyam paste, palm oil, stockfish and meat into a thick soup that keeps a deliberate bitter edge.

Calabar, Nigeria
Efik soup of waterleaf and pumpkin leaves cooked with a great deal of palm oil, periwinkle, dried fish and beef, and almost no water.

Nigeria
Egusi
Ground melon seeds cooked in palm oil with pepper, leafy greens and assorted meat or fish until the seed sets into soft lumps in the oil.

Ibadan, Nigeria
Jute leaves boiled and beaten with a broom-like whisk into a smooth green, slippery soup with locust bean and no pepper.

Nigeria
A Nigerian coastal seafood soup with fresh fish, prawns, crab and sometimes snails in a spicy tomato and pepper broth, a Niger Delta specialty.

Ibadan, Nigeria
Brown beans cooked to collapse and sieved into a smooth, pale yellow soup finished with palm oil.

Niger
Northern Nigerian groundnut soup cooked with aromatics and meat or fish.

Nigeria
Northern Nigerian dried-okra soup, thickened with okra and served with a swallow.

Kano, Niger
Powdered baobab leaf cooked into a dark, slippery northern soup with dried meat, dawadawa and pepper.

Kano, Niger
Pumpkin cooked down with groundnut paste, spinach and meat into a thick orange northern soup, mildly sweet.

Nigeria
Hausa sorrel-leaf soup cooked with aromatics and meat or fish for a tangy northern Nigerian bowl.

Nigeria
An Igbo soup from Abia built around tender achara grass, meat or fish and a rich savoury broth.

Nigeria
Igbo palm-fruit soup served with rice, distinct from Delta banga by its vegetable and seasoning profile.

Nigeria
White soup with no palm oil at all, thickened with pounded yam and scented with uziza and utazi leaves, made with catfish.

Nigeria
Igbo soup made with sliced okazi leaves, stockfish or meat and a richly seasoned broth.

Nigeria
An Igbo vegetable soup from Owerri with okazi, ugu, uziza and oha leaves, thickened with cocoyam, rich with assorted meat and fish.

Nigeria
Ogbono
Ground wild mango seed cooked into a soup that draws into long strands when lifted, with palm oil, meat, fish and bitter leaf.

Nigeria
Ofe oha
Oha leaves torn by hand — never cut with a knife — cooked in a cocoyam-thickened palm oil broth with meat and stockfish.

Nigeria
Okoho
A traditional Idoma soup from Benue State made from the slimy extract of okoho plant bark, with bushmeat, stockfish and egusi balls, served with pounded yam.

Nigeria
Ila alasepo
Chopped okra cooked briefly in a pepper and palm oil base with fish and meat, kept slippery and barely cooked.

Liberia
Thin, fiery broth of goat, catfish or chicken spiced with uda, uziza seed and calabash nutmeg, drunk as much as eaten.