₦airaland Forum

Liammm:
I think this gesture by the old boys association is a misplaced priority. I know it's good news for the said corper but the association should have first addressed immediate concerns of the school. I say this because I know how nonchalant these associations can be when matters relating to school upgrade are tabled before them.

AngelicBeing:
Hahahaha, l prefer to come and fry the chips at banana lsland and sell at premium price

Gerrard59:
They blew in Nigeria, their dominant society.

Be like say to blow for Nigeria sure pass o

Konquest:
A "gastronomic post" it is... Lol

Just a quick correction... In my post that you quoted above, I was supposed to type Ido Oro plantain market in Mushin as the cheapest, major hub for plantains in Lagos where some Lekki, Ikoyi Island, and Victoria Island folks get their cheaper plantain supplies from (You can just do a quick Googling to confirm the Ido Oro info). I incorrectly typed another market name.
Kindly note that.

Aha! You met her at the Palms mall? That's awesome. Was it recently you saw her at the shopping mall? Indeed, her trolley(s) would be massively loaded... These A-list food Chefs have made a lot of millions from their food and confectionary business models. She indeed lived in England like you correctly indicated before relocating to Nigeria. She must have been happy to know that you lived in England too as a Diasporan before relocating to Naija. The Ikorodu-born, Lagos indigene, Tolu Erogbogbo (Chef Eros aka the Billionaire Chef) too studied international business at a Uni in the UK but relocated to Nigeria to start his multi-billion Naira food and confectionary business in the 2000s. He has another branch of his food business in California where he has served a lot of high-end American clients with Nigerian fusion cooking.

Indeed, I like Sisi Yemmie's style of crisp video presentation, and it was from her that I learned the "hack" on how smokey party jollof rice is cooked normally in the kitchen without the usual deep burning in a big pot that gives it that party jollof rice smell and flavor. The tomatoes, onion and pepper mix are slightly baked in the oven and blended with an electric blender to create the same smokey effect with the meat or chicken broth, canned tomatoes, bay leaves, and the entire party jollof rice combo). She did say in that video that she and her fam eat party jollof rice at home on a regular day or every day... That's what some folks only get to eat during occasional parties.

I just love to learn creative ways of how things are done and that's why I love leisure travel a lot (among other hobbies) just so as not to be cocooned by the pressures of daily living and fossilized thinking.

AngelicBeing:
Hahahaha, Sukkot is my friend but l told him to help me get 7 acres of land at lekki and another 7 acres at Banana lsland and he said that lagos state government wants 100 billion naira before l will get the land , even if l put my house in the west for sale, where on earth can l raise 100 billion naira, like seriously 😳

Treadway:
thanks for correcting that fellow. Most have not paid attention to the negative impacts of all this tomfoolery by the APC govts. Our GDP was around $500b, but is now around one-third of that value thanks to Emilokan. By the time all figures are calculated, done and dusted, South Africa will assume the position of the largest economy in Africa, and we won't be getting it back anytime soon with this shambolic clueless mofos at the helm of affairs.


This was a thread I created in November on this same GDP loss, and we all know we have gone way way lower than this.....
but trust Nigerians not to read or focus on the things that will affect them, na portable and afcon be their own concern.

https://www.nairaland.com/7923805/nigeria-gdp-drops-500b-290b

Cc Sukkot GDP wey we dey use brag, don go.

Konquest:
Yes indeed, Ogun, Oyo, and Osun States axes are relatively cheap in terms of foodstuffs and housing. It's just like Manchester and other cities located outside London are cheaper. Your area... Lekki Phases 1 and 2, the Lekki Peninsula and environs such as Ikoyi Island and Victoria Island are very expensive tbh. Some folks living in these expensive areas actually get their food supplies from the Lagos mainland food distribution hubs such as Mile 12 food market, and Mushin (Mosafejo market) which is the main hub for plantains brought into Lagos State.

Some of the best Yoruba soups and foods come from the Ekiti, Ondo, and Osun areas. Some of the iconic soups are very rich and tastily made from rare ingredients that are found only in the rural towns of these states, but sometimes cost a lot to make (hence they are only made on special occasions, and some are made with ingredients that are seasonal), so, they are cyclical on the food menu. There are even over 20 different types of soups from ALL the regions of Yorubaland (including Yorubaland in Benin Republic and Togo) and just like you, I follow some of the major food YouTubers as well.

I've learned a lot from these YouTubers and Sisi Yemmie is one of those with crisp videos. Tbh, NO woman can deny me the pleasure of any of the Nigerian and international cuisines by not going into the kitchen. In a worse case scenario, I'll simply turn on my mobile device and read some of the cookbook recipes or watch YouTube for how to make some tasty fried rice and/or authentic smokey Yoruba party jollof rice infused with bay leaves, thyme, curry, pepper, other spices and more. Lol.

AngelicBeing:
This message should concern sukkot because sukkot is currently an official of Lagos State government in charge of lands / tourism development at lekki

AngelicBeing:
Quick information for you, don't let sukkot to know that l told you, sukkot is also a Spiritual Stargazer & reader to Tinubu and Sanwolu, he is one of the Spiritual advisers to the Lagos State government and he is on their Payroll