Showing posts with label food industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food industry. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2022

Foodie Foodie To The Max!




Nigeria Food Industry: 
Developing the Gastronomy Sector  








Hahahahaha, when they start to bastardize the foood.
Eating pounded yam with fork and knife etc etc 

Another commandment in my mind sha, is that just as women were 'empowered' to do all the work and nobody disturbed them, let women be empowered to collect the money in the updated food (abi na gastronomique) industry. That's all.


Ok, let's talk about food.  
Periwinkle.  Okhazi.  
Eba.  Banga.  Tuwo.  Garri, straight up.  
Mango.  Pineapple past, present, and future.  
Small chops.  Fried rice.  ...  Aadun.  Gurudi.  Agbalumo.  
... everything nice. 


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Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Happy #WorldFoodDay























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Tuesday, May 07, 2019

Food Business inspiration


"With more than 6,500 locations across the country, Taco Bell is one of the top fast-food chains in the U.S. " - CNBC

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Thursday, January 31, 2019

Unbundling women's work

 #SDG5 

In addition to paid labour in the workplace, it is customary for women to be burdened with a large amount of unpaid labour in many of these categories:

Pregnancy and childbirth
Physical childcare - bathing, feeding, cuddling and so on
Earliest childhood education - before schooling
Nutrition and catering services / Food and beverage handling
Bed-and-breakfast (hospitality) management for family and guests
Home care and facilities management

Personal grooming and fashion duties
Laundry, grooming, and related duties for spouse, children, others 
Public relations officer and relationship manager to teachers, extended family, and friends
Public appearance duties

Partnership towards external projects or goals
Counseling for spouse
Companionship for spouse
Entertainment and leisure

Emotional labour and relationship maintenance
Physical wellness and personal care
Bedmatics and sexytime work 

Nursing and healthcare services
Primary parent and child-handler for about twenty years
Shopper, Driver, Nanny, miscellaneous
Chief Operating Officer position in some busy homes, with or without a Chief Executive Officer 


Not every woman will attempt to do all of these things, and most women could find better things to do instead.  Some men could find fresh opportunities in so-called women's work.
 
I can see many of these jobs being unbundled into expert industries and fields:  catering services, life-counseling, spa services, co-living and managed housing, personal shoppers, health, entertainment, childcare, elder-care, concierge, cleaning, fashion, and so on.       

Some people, male and female, may be better off specializing in one or two or maybe three areas at most, and not try to be "superwoman" who is poorly compensated, and society may find itself better for it. 
Some people may relish the combined role, the traditional 'wife and mother' role.  For those who do it, male or female they may be, and still manage to do it all very well, I hope they can be very well compensated.
The current situation is that many women do their best with this combined homemaker role and are not well compensated for it at all, then they combine this with doing their best in an external job role, and there they are also less well compensated for their work than men doing the same work.

We say we appreciate women as individuals and citizens, or women as wives and mothers, or women as friends and lovers, or women as leaders and workers, but as a society we cheat them and leave them tired AND broke.   

There is nothing romantic about female poverty.  It's time to change. 

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Monday, December 10, 2018

Advertising in 2018 :: Remember that hungry is still catching majority in this environment



Makes your mouth water?
...and who can forget last year's "local chicken" by Frank Donga?


#BadassAdvertising : What's the best advert you've encountered this year?

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