Dindondin:
Who made jollof rice popular?
Nigeria.
Who first made it, we don't know. But historically, Nigerian culture is older than that of Ghana and Senegal so it's possible Nigeria made it first.
Foods like eba, pounded yam & fufu were popular world wide cos if Nigerian influence in selling them in overseas.
Amala on its own is peculiar with Yorubas. Meaning Nigerians are the first to eat Amala cos it's origin is from Yorubaland. Amala is of two types, brown amala and white amala.
Brown from grinded yam peels and white from grinded cassava

udemzyudex:


Where's your evidence?

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century

Dindondin:
Who made jollof rice popular?
Nigeria.
Who first made it, we don't know. But historically, Nigerian culture is older than that of Ghana and Senegal so it's possible Nigeria made it first. Use
Foods like eba, pounded yam & fufu were popular world wide cos if Nigerian influence in selling them in overseas.
Amala on its own is peculiar with Yorubas. Meaning Nigerians are the first to eat Amala cos it's origin is from Yorubaland. Amala is of two types, brown amala and white amala.
Brown from grinded yam peels and white from grinded cassava

Fimly:

Lol. Imagine when black man talk about his history. So, Benin empire for instance started in 1914

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century

naijaboy99:
All these faded American rappers who can't sell 5k copies first week now doing gumbody join Nigerian musicians. Music no be profession. The minute you start making money start investing in sustainability. Instead them go dey drink and show fake house and cars. Before eye clear 15years don pass. Ja rule and Bobby brown are completely broke azzzz

sukkot:
Nigerian jollof is wack these day . . People no longer take pride in cooking. Everyone is looking for a quick buck. But the only naija jollof that still stands the test of time is Yoruba party jollof with the bay leaves and burnt pot

FlipModeSquade:
You should take your own advice and stop being ridiculous?
Which Ghana is as old as Egypt?
The fact that your country bears the name Ghana,does not mean it's the same old historical Ghana..
Your name USED TO BE GOLD COAST..🙆🏽
WE all knew when you took on the name Ghana..🤣

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century

NinjaXmetahuman:
olodo


Nigeria as a territory came into existence as a result of almagamation of different tribes, doesn't mean those tribes don't have empires that predates Ghana.

If the British had joined Ghana to Nigerian territory, would you say that Ghana/Nigeria was created in 1914?

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century

Brutee:


I read history so I know what I'm talking about.

Dindondin:
Who made jollof rice popular?
Nigeria.
Who first made it, we don't know. But historically, Nigerian culture is older than that of Ghana and Senegal so it's possible Nigeria made it first.
Foods like eba, pounded yam & fufu were popular world wide cos if Nigerian influence in selling them in overseas.
Amala on its own is peculiar with Yorubas. Meaning Nigerians are the first to eat Amala cos it's origin is from Yorubaland. Amala is of two types, brown amala and white amala.
Brown from grinded yam peels and white from grinded cassava

abobote:

Ghana girls can cheat, they are not marriageable

Brutee:


We're not talking about Benin empire but two different countries being Nigeria and Ghana. Ofcourse Benin empire is older than Nigeria itself

Brutee:


You're the olodo here who thinks Nigeria have been existing before Ghana. I'm not talking about the different tribes but two different countries. When it comes to tribes ofcourse no tribe existed before the other but we're talking about countries here and Ghana have been there from time immemorial, Nigeria existed only in 1914

Dindondin:
Who made jollof rice popular?
Nigeria.
Who first made it, we don't know. But historically, Nigerian culture is older than that of Ghana and Senegal so it's possible Nigeria made it first.
Foods like eba, pounded yam & fufu were popular world wide cos if Nigerian influence in selling them in overseas.
Amala on its own is peculiar with Yorubas. Meaning Nigerians are the first to eat Amala cos it's origin is from Yorubaland. Amala is of two types, brown amala and white amala.
Brown from grinded yam peels and white from grinded cassava

mariahAngel:


😲
Sukkot! How dare you!😀
Where have you been eating jollof lately?

Brutee:


I read history so I know what I'm talking about.

Brutee:


Lol, don't be ridiculous, how can Nigerian culture be older than Ghana when historically Ghana is as old as Egypt, Nigeria came into being in 1914. Ghana was already an empire way back the 10th century