Except for Sundays when I eat rice and fish-stew in the morning (and throughout the entire day) my favourite/go-to breakfast definitely has to be Pap and Akara.

In the morning, I would go to the 'Hausa woman' or 'akara lady'(as I personally call her) just down the street to get my daily "portion" of these tasty bean balls. On my work-days when I leave the house early to make it to the gym by 6:30am, I would make a stop at her joint on my way back just in time for the first batch. I sometimes call home to see if anyone else is on board with me for breakfast, that's when I buy up to that of two hundred naira, if not, I only buy not more that of fifty naira- that's five pieces (which comes with a free one extra!) I also purchase akamu (made of fermented guinea-corn and ginger spice) which sells for twenty naira per wrap. Ninety percent of the times I've made pap, it ended up having lumps!
Akara is quite the greasy food so I usually eat it with bread, i wrap the akara in bread and away and just have a burger moment.

This dish is my go-to breakfast because it's very affordable and takes virtually no time to prepare.

Also, pap is a good source of energy and gets me in the mood to continue with my day but often, people say they feel sleepy after consuming pap and just want to go back to bed. What do you think about that and what's your go-to breakfast?

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This dish is my go-to breakfast because it's very affordable and takes virtually no time to prepare.

Also, pap is a good source of energy and gets me in the mood to continue with my day but often, people say they feel sleepy after consuming pap and just want to go back to bed. What do you think about that and what's your go-to breakfast?

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When l do have the time, l will package and snap my N100 'ajebutter' breakfast!