Wash Stockfish with hot water and set aside; per boil beef, shaki and kpomo, mid way add the Stock fish, then add knorr cube and salt to taste, allow it cook till its soft and tender

While the meat is boiling, in a small pot boil the cocoyam with the skin on till its very tender. once the cocoyam is soft, peel the skin off and pound till smooth in a mortar, then set aside

Blend peppers and set aside and add when the meats is getting soft, add the dry fish and isam; leave to combine for 7 minutes.

Pour in Palm Oil and crayfish and stir properly, allow to boil for 10 minutes or until the oil is fully mix into the stock, then add the blended Cocoyam into the stock, stir and taste for salt/seasoning and adjust if necessary

When the meats are soft, add the smoked fish and blended pepper, leave to combine for 5 minutes. You should end up with at least 4 cups of rich stock, if you don’t, add more water and seasoning if needed…

The Cocoyam will dissolve; thickening the soup, leave to fully dissolve and combine for 5 minutes, then add the Ogiri, leave for 2 minutes then add the washed and chopped Uziza leaves

Allow it simmer for a minute then add the Oha leaves, turn off heat and leave to cook the oha with the residual heat for about 2minutes Stir properly and serve with eba or akpu (fufu)