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French transcription soumbala) is a loan from Manding. Hausa: dawadawa,
daddawa ****ar/****r: ojji Yoruba: iru Serer, Saafi, Wolof:
netetou Krio: kainda...
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Chula K/Kawo/Kudu,Village H/House I;
Chula K/Kawo/Kudu,Village H/House II;
Daddawa/Jigawa, Near Kankare; Gurji, Near W/H-House; Guzawa/Yautawa,Guzawa Ps;...
- Gora; Gorar-Dansaka; Gwanamarde; Karfi; Kuringaja;
Kurmin Gafa;
Kurmin Yan
Daddawa; Lamintani;
Layin Ministra; M/Kankara; Makaurachi;
Malumfashi A; Malumfashi...
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carbohydrate food. The
seeds are
processed into a seasoning,
known as
daddawa among Hausa and
Northern tribes of Ghana. It is
known as
sikomu among the...
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Daddu Ung. S/Kuryas A1/ Ung.
Sarki I; Ung. S/Kuryas 2a/ Ung.
Sarki I; Ung.
Daddawa/ Ung. Sarki; Ung. Kyari/ Ung. Sarki;
Gidan Sani/ Ung. Sarki; Ung. Karshi/...
- ingredient,
others include groundnut paste,
grounded tomato, beef, cubes,
daddawa and palm oil.
Groundnut paste is to
thickened the soup and
ddadawa (locust...
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traditional djembes.
Seeds of P.
africana are used in
Nigeria to
prepare daddawa, kpaye, and okpeye,
which are
fermented products used as food condiments...
- kumbam,
Shaka kodo, Ronjo, kar bayo,
prepared with a
special type of
daddawa (beanscake); "ed mammu"; "kwaksak" and "Shinga" The
Tangale people were...
- also some
women of the area that
specialized in
producing local sauce or “
Daddawa”
important ingredient in
making soup,
local sauce has
blocked the success...
