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meelerh:I would ![]() |
SweetJoystick:Must not most ![]() |
Whenever I have morning sex, I become like Spartacus.... For those who can relate. |
Gambia has been adjudged the winner of the Jollof Rice Competition organised by the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) as part of activities marking the Jollof Festival at the weekend. The competition, which featured Ghana, Gambia, Nigeria and Senegal, formed part of the “See Ghana, Eat Ghana, Wear Ghana, and Feel Ghana” campaign being championed by the GTA, under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts to promote local tourism on a global scale. Gambia prepared the jollof rice without tomatoes but with mustard, fish and other ingredients, making their jollof yellowish-white as compared to Ghana, who used tilapia, tomatoes and other ingredients to make their jollof attractive and tasty, giving it a reddish colour. The Nigerian and Senegalese chefs used ingredients they believed could make their jollof super and delicious but, unfortunately, they could not win. The judges, who were drawn from Mexico and the Netherlands, said the judgment was based on criteria including presentation, aroma, and taste. Mr Jan van der Veer, the lead Judge, told the GNA that the Gambians had “a fine presentation and a better taste for their jollof as compared to that of Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal.” He lauded the Tourism Ministry and the GTA for the innovative event adding that it was a great avenue to sell Ghana to the world. The event was characterised by live-band music from the Ghana Immigration Service Band and the iconic Ghanaian female highlife Artiste, Akosua Agyapong. jollof Ms Felicia Aniagyei, the Acting Public Relations Manager of the GTA, in an interview with the Ghana News Agency, said the Jollof Competition, which falls under the “Eat Ghana” module, was to encourage Ghanaians to be proud of their local dishes and patronise them wherever they went. She said the occasion was also used to showcase some locally made cuisines including Kenkey with fish and rice balls with groundnut soup. This month has been dedicated to the “Eat Ghana” module while next month, September, would be for the “Wear Ghana” module, followed by the “Feel Ghana” in October. Ms Aniagyei noted that engaging other African countries in the competition was to help showcase the varieties of jollof rice and deepen the relationship among the participating countries. Some of the jollof prepared at the event included; Kontomire black eye bean Jollof, Smoked Tuna and Vegetable Jollof, Beef Jollof and Egg plant koobi Jollof. Mr Lucky George, the Publisher of African Travel Times Magazine, said jollof rice originated from the Sene Gambia in the 19th Century before they separated to become two different countries. There was also Chief Executive Officers’ (CEOs) challenge in the jollof rice competition, out of which Mr Seth Ocran, the CEO of Yorks Car Rentals, emerged the winner over Abeiku Santana of Kaya Travel and Tours and Mr Akwasi Agyemang of the GTA. Source>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.myjoyonline.com/news/2017/August-27th/gambia-beats-ghana-nigeria-in-jollof-rice-competition.php
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degovernor waiting for Npower ![]() |
Akshow:Unusual Collabo ![]() |
zenmaster:Well, you're entitled to your opinion about the Yoruba, but I'm glad to tell you that I'm not one of them... So keep guessing
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zenmaster:You'll make a good opposition leader, always turning blind eyes to truth even when it stares you in the eye.
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zenmaster:I am this
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zenmaster:Continue please
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zenmaster:He only mentioned what we all know.... That je chased Ojukwu out of the Country like this:
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nero2face:Biafra Secret Army are for olympics abi? |
Watch this educating post-Civil War interview by Yakubu Gowon, Nigeria's military Head of State during the civil war. I hope all our misguided IPOB brothers who were not born during the Civil War or were quite young would find this piece educative.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t1nJP5NoI8 |
akthedream:You mean it?
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immortalcrown:Kedu Chukwu Abiama ![]() |
igbeke:Let me give you a privileged information. Even in the Niger Delta, oil producing communities look down on Non-oil producing ones and we are not unaware of the several boundary disputes between communities in the South-South - East which often claims scores of lives. In my opinion, let this country split cos with the way things are always ethnically and religiously viewed by majority of citizens, division is the only way out. Those who think oil is everything should take a clue from the South-Sudan. What they have now are warlords controlling different areas and I believe this would be the case with the ND. With Agriculture, Solid minerals and painstaking crude oil prospects, Arewa would be more peaceful, self-sufficient and developed. |
igbeke:Lolz.... The whole of South is not a single united entity. West is entirely different from the east and South-South. Also, East is entirely different from the South-South. In the event of Nigeria's disintegration, North can remain as a single country but even South-South can not remain peaceful. To a large extent, South-West can remain a prosperous united entity. |
How many units of electricity would one use to fully charge his car? |
igbeke:South comprises three major sub-regions. Can you be a bit more specific? |
amjoseph19:Guy stop exposing yourself, go back and read the report in full. |
wadanki:Read again till the end. |
Godson201333:Somebody is celebrating getting it right in business and you are here celebrating first to comment on Nairaland. Ok na, continue ![]() |
Oshatrends:How do you determine age by ordinarily seeing a body organ? |
The mother should kukuma hang herself too ![]() |
ohhhh I am still in love with my ex, Kiki |
Before the religious war begins, this singular act doesn't make all pastors bad. There are good pastors and there are bad pastors same way we have good and bad Imams or Alfas. The earlier we learn to call crime a crime the better for all of us. |
sukkot:The people captured in the pictures are mostly not the Arewa Youths. I can only spot their leader in the first picture, second from the left. Others are Borno State Governor and other Northern elders. |
Lalas247:How are they going to do it ![]() |
They're the ones sending lists to those agencies for the underground recruitment. I once escorted my friend to deposit an introduction letter given to him by a senator at the PTDF ![]() |
godwinony:I believe Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa but certainly not the most populous in the world. India, for example, has a population of 1.324billion which is 7 times that of Nigeria. But Nigerians do go to that country for studies without any God-forsaken JAMB score and excel in their studies. India has a literacy level of 74.04% with all its population while Nigeria has only 59.6 %. Forget about North/South divide, talk about how every Nigerian will have access to quality education, I think that's the most important thing. The system would naturally weed out those that cannot cope and they would ultimately drop out not because they are incapable, but because they're better off with other things than school. Note: Majority of the famous people in the world are dropouts, including the owner of Nairaland, Seun. |
godwinony: your comment is still ethnically motivated Let me ask you this questions. 1. Do you think if you ask a white man to sit for this same UTME exam he would score the 180 points? 2. BEtween those white people and us, who make better use of the education by putting it into practice? Note: I have studied in a flexible system where students have the liberty to chose a date they want to write their exams and all theories carry only 30% while practicals and continuous assessment carry 70. |
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