Oha (also spelled Ora) is a soft, tender green leaf used in traditional Nigerian soups, especially by the Igbo people. It comes from the Pterocarpus mildbraedii tree and is prized for its unique, slightly sweet, earthy flavor.
Oha is a seasonal delicacy and a cherished part of southeastern Nigerian cuisine.
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