- Ogi (or
Akamu) is a (food)|cereal
pudding and po****r
street food from Nigeria,
typically made from maize, sorghum, or millet. Traditionally, the grains...
- Nina
Akamu (born 1955) is a ****anese-American
artist known for her sculpting. She is
presently living in Rhinebeck, New York. Nina
Akamu was born in 1955...
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bringing Nina
Akamu, an
experienced animal sculptor, on
board to
improve upon the Dent-Herrick horse.
After several months. Nina
Akamu determined that...
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Memorial Foundation (NJAMF).
Architect Davis Buckley and
Sculptor Nina
Akamu were the prin****l designers.
Construction of the
National ****anese American...
- food, also
referred to as ‘bean cake’
akamu pap: a kind of corn porridge: ‘This
morning I ate
akara and
akamu.’ akpu, banga, eba, egusi, ogbono, tuwo:...
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pepper soup, and
other soups. Ogi or
akamu is corn
pudding common in Nigeria,
called ogi by the
Yoruba and
akamu by the Igbo.
Eaten with bread, akara...
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political instability. In Nigeria,
akamu, ogi or Koko has a
consistency similar to that of
American pudding. Ogi/
Akamu in
Nigeria is
generally accompanied...
- for long-term storage. It is a
Nigerian delicacy commonly eaten with pap (
akamu) and c****ava
flakes (garri).
Kilishi might have
originated in the period...
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white maize flour instead of yellow,
where it has
different local names:
Akamu – Igbo,
Nigeria Arega - Kenya, Luo
Bando - Soga,
Uganda Bidia – DR Congo...
- po****rly
called "garri soakings". It is also
eaten with
Hausa koko, fura, and
akamu, and is
sometimes ground and put into salad. It is
often ground and used...
