Foodie Foodie To The Max!

W/ever u r going through in this life, eat! The angel of the LORD came back a second time and touched him and said, "Get up and eat, for the journey is too much for you." So he got up and ate... #amala #norights #Thursday pic.twitter.com/wvXrHxEpRH

— Uduakobong A. (@UddyAnny) November 24, 2022

Nigeria Food Industry: Developing the Gastronomy Sector  

I don wake ooo 😹😹@Zlatan_Ibile @sydneytalker1 #amala pic.twitter.com/0rEoriwBa6

— Olawalemiaremu (@okoiyamosun03) November 17, 2022

There is something enduring about Yoruba culture. Consider that slaves were taken from all over Africa, but only Yoruba slaves kept their culture intact. In Cuba and Brazil, they speak flawless Yoruba. They eat ewa ati rice pelu dodo. And still dobale to parents!#RenosNuggets

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) June 4, 2022

DJ🐝JORDAN
Dodo ati rice song HOUSED😂
Song by MIKE OKRI "wisdom "
E N J O Y ! ! ! ! pic.twitter.com/IBdacB5nMx

— DJ BEE-JORDAN (@djbeejordan) March 18, 2017

Proudly Ekiti
Iyan lounje
Oka logun pic.twitter.com/25KE5LMk2h

— Phoenix (@QueenMandla_) January 1, 2022

“The Milkmaid” is inspired by the striking image of two Fulani milkmaids depicted on the Nigerian Ten Naira bill. This image shows the empowered women who are a significant part of dairy production in their regions. #themilkmaidmovie https://t.co/h0ec8zAZhW pic.twitter.com/QL0QdCJmpR

— Imam Anas (@itz_imaam) August 13, 2019

Suya inside foil paper. God forbid bad thing. Shey Guardian abi Thisday newspaper don finish ni?
Very soon, they will be putting suya inside bowl. Eko ti gbagbakugba 😡

— Lola Okunrin (@lollypeezle) November 12, 2021

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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Peju Ugboma is the founder and CEO of I Luv Desserts, get The Guardian today for our #GuardianWoman special with the microbiologist turned dessert maker.
Guardian Woman is a weekly insert available in The Guardian on Saturdays.#PejuUgboma #ILuvDesserts pic.twitter.com/2CrVG7I0WH

— The Guardian Nigeria (@GuardianNigeria) June 22, 2019

Read the 2019 interview HERE.  

She will be missed.  

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The 1% -- an invitation to be a food provider

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Join the global food elite.  "As countries develop, the share of the population working in agriculture is declining. While more than 2/3 of the population in poor countries work in agriculture, less than 5% of the population does in rich countries. It is predominantly the huge productivity increase that makes this reduction in labor possible. " Employment in Agriculture, Our World in Data

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If we are serious, it only takes 1% - 5% of us to feed everybody comfortably and abundantly.

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