I grow up in the 80's and my dad worked for a multinational in the good old days. I remember using Jam or Butter(Blue Band) to eat most our bread and biscuits. During SAP of IBB regime, all these disappeared as dad was laid off from that job. Now, we are all grown and my siblings have kids of their own. A discussion came up between my brother-in-law and my bros about kids eating bread without jam these days. I went out to look for jam to buy for my nephews and nieces, but I could not find in my supermarkets. I could buy butter but even the sellers viewed me as one "topshot" for buying butter?
My question is "Is Jam exotic to Nigeria?" I know I am not a fan of spreads(butter and jam), but are these for the privileged or just that Nigerians are not into spreads like myself? Do we produce jam in this country?

You could probably make your own or buy it at one of the stores.

Are you saying you can't find butter though?

itstpia1: Are you saying you can't find butter though?

Stop answering a question with a question..... dumb fu...cktard

They are still everywia. Its jus that naijarians are scared of Jedi

spicy244: They are still everywia. Its jus that naijarians are scared of Jedi

Which of them causes Jedijedi, Jam or butter?

Op, it depends on where U reside. Still sold in supermarkets.

Op spreads full everywhere, even in roadside shops

ln those good old days my dad used 2 take us shopping @ Kingsway store @ lkeja G.R.A or Leventis stores along Bank Anthony way lkeja (both don disappear) we used 2 get bread spread like jam, peanut butter & Planta! l thank God sey l don resume am!