The traditional condiments have not attained commercial status due to their very short shelf-life, objectionable packaging materials and inconsistent product quality. The production of fermented vegetable proteins for use as food condiments is craft-based. Remarkably, in many areas of Nigeria today they are still made in traditional ways, with success depending upon the observance of good manufacturing practices and control of environmental conditions during the manufacturing phase. Starter cultures are not normally used in the fermentation process and therefore variations in the quality and stability and of the products are often observed and also the product’s safety is not guaranteed. Despite extensive studies on Nigerian soup condiments, there has been little documented report on the production of Owoh.