A Cameroonian dish consisting of grated and steamed cocoyams, fresh palm nut, hot peppers, crayfish, and fish. When Jende returns home after his meeting with Cindy Edwards, during which she asks him to record Clark’s movements, he walks in to see Winston eating the dish that Neni prepared for dinner.
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Kwacoco and Banga Soup Term Timeline in Behold the Dreamers
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Chapter 30
Jende returns home early that evening and finds Winston eating kwacoco and banga soup at his table. He announces that he’s going to see his ex-girlfriend, Maami, next weekend....
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