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Nigerians pressed P button as Eric Okafor compares Ghana soup to Nigerian soup


Popular twitter influencer, Eric Okafor shared a picture of Ghanaian egusi soup on twitter and compared it with a popular ibo soup......well, what do you think? See how some nigerians reacted to it below:











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