Nigerian Expatriate In Ghana Teaches Nigerian Friends How To Eat Kosua Ne Meko

•  A Nigerian content creator based in Ghana warmed hearts on social media after treating some Nigerian friends to kosua ne meko
• The young man in a video also guided them through the art of enjoying this unique Ghanaian delight
• Netizens who saw the video were amazed and expressed mixed reactions in the comments section

A Nigerian expatriate living in Ghana has taken on the role of cultural ambassador, introducing his Nigerian friends to the delights of "Kosua ne Meko," a popular Ghanaian street food.

Videos circulating on social media show the Nigerian man enthusiastically guiding his friends through the art of savouring this unique culinary experience.

In the clip, the expatriate is seen sitting with a group of friends, holding a boiled egg coated in the vibrant red pepper sauce known as meko.

He explained the flavours and textures of the dish, emphasising the balance between the spiciness of the sauce and the simplicity of the egg.

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His friends, initially hesitant, gave the dish a try. Their reactions ranged from astonishment to delight, with many nodding in approval as they praised the unique flavour combination.

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to Nigerian man's video

Netizens who saw the post about the Nigerian man teaching his friends to eat kosua ne meko were impressed. Many commended him in the comments section of the post.

@Oheneokodiebapapabi wrote:

"This guy litterally is back from abroad and showing them how overseas food tastes."

@Akwasi Gaagai wrote:

"Slowly slowly Ghana 🇬🇭 is colonizing Nigeria."

@One Shoe wrote:

"Twi with Ga mixture."

@Worla Bae wrote:

"If you buy one , wait for the seller to go before you eat ooo .. friendly advice if you know you know."

@Curator’s List wrote:

"Man said “give me again” that’s the Kosua ne meko effect."

@SopaatoKingTV wrote:

"We don't put all for mouth at once la !"

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@Akomapa wrote:

"I’m tempted to go and sell kosua ne mako in Nigeria."

@Zagidi wrote:

"bra Kofi, ghana loves you ok."

@HELPING VOICE wrote:

"I truly love Nigerians, they’re real cousins to Ghanaians indeed."

@Guy_fred wrote:

"If you not get money no near this food cuz you can't eat only one, unless the money finish or the egg seller is gone."

@Ladiis_wardrobe1 wrote:

"Don't act like you didn't see this that phone on your hand will ring for good news."

@kofison wrote:

"The way i hate the smell, expecially in a car."

@Nii Sei Blings wrote:

"u suppose to add sardin n corned beef."

@Ginnie wrote:

"Woke up today and it looks like kosua ne meko is taking over Nigeria."

@Larbiede wrote:

"You didn’t add the rubber the use to serve it gives it also a different taste."

@Ama londy wrote:

"Very soon we will see them selling phone covers p3333."

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Lady tries most expensive kosua ne meko

In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian lady has caused a buzz online after buying what many consider as the most expensive egg and pepper in Ghana.

Th lady disclosed in a video that she bought the egg at the plush Ghastro Restaurant in East Legon, in Accra.

Many people who saw the video on Instagram described the egg as the most expensive in Accra.

Source: YEN.com.gh