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Kindly be aware that we will not be accepting offers from those indicating they can cook 'a dish like Jollof rice and the likes. What we really need is native and indigenous meals. Thanks.

Please note that we are not accepting those indicating they can cook ''Jollof rice" and the likes. What we need is native and indigenous meals. Thank you.

Kindly visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com to register.

Caterers & Cooks wanted at the Lagos International Food and Drinks Festival LIFDF
The Lagos International Food & Drink Festival (LIFDF) is the largest showcase and celebration of Food and Drinks, Music and Culture in Nigeria. Over 200 Indigenous cuisine and drinks dishes from more than 60 Nigerian ethnic groups will be showcased to the over 10,000 expected visitors to the event.

The Lagos International Food & Drink Festival (LIFDF) will from from October 14-14, 2016 at the Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island, Lagos.

We are currently hiring Caterers & Cooks specialized in preparing native Nigerian dishes. If you’d love to make money and have fun, we would like to hear from you.

Registration is free.

To register, please send an email to: lagosfoodanddrinksfest @ yahoo.com

Include the name(s) and ethnicity of the cuisines that you can cook. Please be sure including your name, contact phone numbers and location.

Registration deadline is September 30, 2016

Don’t forget to visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com for more info

The Lagos International Food & Drink Festival (LIFDF) is the largest showcase and celebration of Food and Drinks, Music and Culture in Nigeria. Over 200 Indigenous cuisine and drinks dishes from more than 60 Nigerian ethnic groups will be showcased to the over 10,000 expected visitors to the event.

The Lagos International Food & Drink Festival (LIFDF) will from from October 14-14, 2016 at the Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island, Lagos.

We are currently hiring Caterers & Cooks specialized in preparing native Nigerian dishes. If you’d love to make money and have fun, we would like to hear from you.

Registration is free.

To register, please send an email to: lagosfoodanddrinksfest @ yahoo.com

Include the name(s) and ethnicity of the cuisines that you can cook. Please be sure including your name, contact phone numbers and location.

Registration deadline is September 30, 2016

It's easy. Register at http://www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com/register

Also make sure you read through the competitions page:
http://www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com/copy-of-programme

You do not need to register as a visitor.
Just stopover at the venue. Come along with family or friends

spartan07:
HOW DO I REGISTER AS A VISITOR?
THE WEBSITE IS NOT ALLOWING VISITORS REGISTRATION

Registration is Free and on-going but will close soon.

Also, at the Festival:

Take a shot at Stardom & Fortune @ the 2016 9JACOOKS CONTEST (Native Food Cooking Contest)

Win Over N1,000,000 Worth Of Cash And Prizes Including:
N250,000 (First place)
N150,000 (second place)
N100,000 (Third place)
Electric Cookers, Refrigerators, Microwave ovens, Blenders, Cooking pot sets and other exciting prizes

Registration is Free and on-going.

Competition holds at The Lagos International Food & Drinks Festival (LIFDF)
October 14-16, 2016
Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island-Lagos
10pm-10pm daily

Registration is free and closes soon.

To enter, simply visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com and register at the competition page now

Registration for free entry is on-going but will end soon!

So you think you can cook native?

Take a shot at Stardom & Fortune @ the 2016 9JACOOKS CONTEST (Native Food Cooking Contest)

Win Over N1,000,000 Worth Of Cash And Prizes Including:
N250,000 (First place)
N150,000 (second place)
N100,000 (Third place)
Electric Cookers, Refrigerators, Microwave ovens, Blenders, Cooking pot sets and other exciting prizes

Registration is Free and on-going.

Competition holds at The Lagos International Food & Drinks Festival (LIFDF)
October 14-16, 2016
Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island-Lagos
10pm-10pm daily

Registration is free and closes soon.

To enter, simply visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com and register at the competition page now

Entry is open for all genres of music.

The Food Fest will feature indigenous cuisine and drinks sampled from over 60 Nigerian ethnic groups.

Remember that special native treat that you have not seen or eaten in so many years? Chances are you will find it at the festival!

Gate=Free.

Visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com for details

nanauju:
Wow.. Free food

Yes, Free food! That caught your eye

Take a shot at stardom @ the 2016 Rep 9ja Music Competition
Win over N1,000,000 worth of cash and prizes including:
• Record deal+N250,000 (First place)
• N150,000 (second place)
• N100,000 (Third place)
• LED T.Vs, Home theater sets, IPads, Smart Phones

Registration is Free and on-going.

Competition holds at The Lagos International Food & Drinks Festival (LIFDF)
October 14-16, 2016
Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island-Lagos
2pm-11pm daily

Registration is free and closes soon.

To enter, simply visit www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com and register at the competition page now

You are specially invited to The 2016 Lagos International Food & Drinks Festival (LIFDF) holding October 14-16, 2016 at the Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island-Lagos. It is going to be 3 days of diverse, all-inclusive gastronomic exploits plus a weekend to indulge in a lifestyle where your biggest decision will be – how do I pick which activity to enjoy?

Entrance is free.

Activities at the Festival will include –
1. Indigenous cuisine and drinks sampling from over 60 Nigerian ethnic groups
2. Competitions – Cooking, Music, Dance, Eating, Drinking
3. Live musical performances by renowned Nigerian artists
4. Live Comedy Shows
5. Food Art Exhibition
6. Dance performances by cultural troupes
7. Chef masterclasses
8. Children’s fun activities
9. Wine tasting
10. Seminar on Food and Nutrition
11. SMSE match-making breakout sessions
12. Exhibition and sales bazaar
13. The FoodFest & DrinkFest
14. Co-celebration of the World Food Day
15. Nigeria Food and Drink Industry Award Dinner (6pm, October 16)

Entrance is free.
View full information at: [url]www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com [/url]

The largest celebration of food, drinks, music and culture in Africa has come to roost in Nigeria! Attracting thousands of passionate visitors and media frenzy, the Lagos International Food and Drink Festival will hold from October 14-16, 2016 at the Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island – Lagos, coinciding with the World Food Day celebrations.

Entry is free. For more info about the festival, www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com

Announcing the hosting of the festival in Lagos at the weekend, Mr. Ike Steve, Festival Director posited that “As a brand, Nigeria resonates with international audiences well beyond its actual square footage – our music, our speak, our creativity, our food, all continue to grab global attention. The Nigeria International Food & Drink Festival was inspired by this audacious, pervasive cultural energy that has translated into the bold flavours of our cuisine and the pungent, heady sensibilities of our spirits. And now, rising from a massively intensive thinking and planning, the inaugural NIFDF promises to be Nigeria’s biggest food and drinks event!”

The festival is billed feature a wide array of exciting activities including: Indigenous cuisine and drinks sampling from over 60 Nigerian ethnic groups, Various Competitions – Cooking, Music, Dance, Eating, Drinking, Live musical performances renowned Nigerian artists, Live Comedy Shows, Food Art Exhibition, Dance performances by cultural troupes, Chef masterclasses, Children’s fun activities, Wine tasting, Seminar on Food and Nutrition, SMSE match-making breakout sessions, Exhibition and sales bazaar, The FoodFest & DrinkFest ,Co-celebration of the World Food Day, and the Nigeria Food and Drink Industry Award Dinner. The festival will involve over 80 participating corporate and more than 10,000 visitors over the 3-day duration.

According to Ike, “Nigeria has long had events with global reach that celebrate our music, films and fashion, even our folklore, so we thought, why not showcase our gastronomic ingenuity and boost commerce and tourism while we’re at it by adding to our ever impressive list of Nigerian festivals…. And voila! The Nigerian International Food & Drink Festival was born”

“On a nationalistic front, this event, when evolved to its true potential, will bolster the business behind the food industry in Nigeria. Think of the generation of increased economic activity for the chefs, caterers and culinary gurus who participate, the restaurants, hotels and eateries that house them, and the amazing spin offs it would create for local suppliers of goods and services to the food industry. Now expand the horizon of your thinking to what this means when we introduce global exposure to the product. The world will understand that Nigeria is so much more than her current stereotype, – this benefits our tourism product, increase our exports of both goods and services and help generate much needed foreign exchange”

Herein lies the genesis of the Nigerian International Food and Drink Festival – a 3 day celebration of the finest food and drink Nigeria has to offer. According to Ike, “in support of the World Food Day objectives, 5% of all proceeds from the event shall be applied towards purchasing food supply for donation to Internally Displace Persons (IDP) camps. This gesture is in line with our corporate social responsibility and the ideals of the World Food Day”

For visitors, it is 2 days of diverse, all-inclusive gastronomic exploits, plus a weekend to indulge in a lifestyle where your biggest decision will be – how do I pick which activity to attend? Visitors will include Everyone interested in food and drinks – consumers, bulk buyers, Distributors and buying agents, Producers, purchasing personnel, suppliers, hotels and restaurants, financiers, etc.

For organisations looking to get their brands, products or services in front of the most qualified audiences and across the Nigerian food and drinks ecosystem, the Lagos International Food & Drinks Festival offers an exceptional and affordable platform to achieve these aims. Exhibitors include every player in the food, drinks and hospitality ecosystem – from manufacturers and producers to retailers and merchants; hoteliers and restaurants to financiers and government agencies.

For more info about the festival, www.lagosfoodanddrinksfest.com

Wow!

This guy try!

You mean like....?

.....because the women are demanding that

naughtynaughty:
ok bisssshh! I fuckn hate d fact dt am tryn 2b calm wit u bt lyk a dog which u r u continue barking. I felt st.upid pple frm a useless family lyk u shuldnt b takn crios.. Uve obviously been chukkin ur soon-to-be-renderd-useless dicck in plenty lady's throat 2knw d value. Dogs lyk u shuld be beaten, killed nd left 2be fed upon by vultures.

How can a guy tlk 2much lyk dis? Oh well, family? Idiots lyk u hav prolly raped too much ladies, I blame ur mum fr givin birth to such a useless dirty dog, wu dosnt value ladies..bt if condonms were free dt year,d world might hav had atlist one less idiot!

And do me a favor vj licking bisshh, aw say it again go chuk ur diick in ur mum's throat nd while doing it drill ur fingers inside her butt! She shuld prolly choke on it nd die!

Perv!

Hateu2 c me c dis daft bissh oo

You mean this beef has been carried over from yesterday to this early morning again?

Nice

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imaginethis:
An exclusive national survey of joystick size is out and Efik men come in a disappointing last position out of all 40 tribes researched. According to the survey by checkup.com.ng, the most well hung tribe in Nigeria are the Fulanis.

Studies like this one by CheckUp that show the average joystick size by tribe are making it harder and harder for guys, not me of course, to lie about what they’re packing in their boxers.

Quick statistics:
The national average is 5.8”
The title of biggest joysticks in Nigeria the goes to the Fulani tribe
The Efik tribe come bottom of the pile with an average joystick size of 5.1”
The Jukons also do not measure up- at all
The Ijaw tribe has an average of 6.5”


Full report on the National joystick Survey
– How does your tribe measure?
- Do you agree or disagree?
- See the full ranking of the joystick sizes of 40 tribes in Nigeria. Read more: http://www.checkup.com.ng/#!knowledge-centre/xtu4e

Nice one!

...Interesting!

Nice one OP!

LegatusGlaber:
Adaeze, Jiri nwayo na enye m okporoko na Eze adigho m

Interpret, please