Why are Nigerian mothers feeding their babies Cerelac? Feed them isi ewu instead, so they’ll know that they’ll always be the head and not the tail in life.

I resumed work yesterday after shaking my ass on a yacht a two-week holiday in Dubai. And the first thing that came to me was… chapman. Maybe I’m not ready to return to work.  But as life will have it, it turns out, there’s actually a fascinating history around chapman. I’m about to give y’all […]

We all cope with breakfast differently. Some people find God and become more prayerful, while others start to stress-eat. So, here’s a list of foods you can eat after they serve you breakfast.

Hm. We’ve seen you people talking about the price of snails, and some tweets have been quite confusing. But we’re here to say a few things about snail…actual snail.

You had a great childhood if you can remember half the foods on this list.

Whether ashawo dey your eye or you’re into vanilla sex, your favourite soup will reveal it.

As a full-grown adult, how are you still making soggy, tasteless or half-done jollof rice? Your ancestors would be ashamed, dear. Here are 8 hacks to elevate that semi-white rice you’ve been cooking.

Start by going to different churches and saying you’re a new comer. If they don’t give you jollof rice, they’ll at least give you chicken pie and coke.

You’re probably ready to throw hands. But wait, and let’s reason together. This article will show you why puff-puff really isn’t that great.

Honey and bread are a great combo, but imagine the endless possibilities with honey when you’re a sweet tooth. Here are eight foods you need to try with honey for the ultimate sweet tooth experience.

If you like doughnuts, you’re a chronic procrastinator. The sexual tension between you and doing things at the last minute is strong. We said what we said.

For decades, Ògógóró, a Nigerian traditional palm spirit, was illicit – despite being popular. Lagos-based entrepreneurs Lola Pedro and Chibu Akukwe have embarked on a mission to restore its legacy, by offering a premium version.

On the days you’re too broke to be restaurant hopping, these 9 cooking hacks may be your only way to survive. And if you don’t learn at least one of them before 30, there’s no hope for you again.

“For someone nick-named baby elephant as an overweight kid, I was quite a picky eater. But no one talks about how falling in love can change what we’re willing to eat.” Here, Ortega shares how loving Akinola* made her try shawarma, and maybe one day, amala.

Dammy lost a lot of weight in 2021. What she didn’t know was that her method of losing weight was going to come back and bite her in 2022. In this article, she talks about binge-eating and the effect it’s had on her mental and physical health.

It’s international beer day and it’s the perfect excuse to start drinking before 5 p.m. But if you’re not a beer lover, we’re going to make you a convert with this piece. Happy drinking!

If you’re drinking Heineken, there’s a high chance you’re a tired Nigerian father who just wants peace and quiet.

Imagine your favourite films and all the food you’ll never get to eat. From eggos Stranger Things to the Direwolf bread from Game of Thrones, I bet you’re obsessed with at least one of these snacks.

Dear Nigerian women, not every time pasta. Sometimes eat ekpang nkukwo or any of the other seven meals we’ve listed here.

Capitalism aside, everyone’s real dream in life is to eat and never gain weight. And our dreams are valid. So here are 7 meals you can eat at 2 a.m. like a thief, without guilt or the need to count calories.

Who declared rice and stew a national Sunday meal in Nigeria? I don’t think you’ll ever go back to eating stew once you try these 7 Indian curries. From meat lovers to vegetarians, there’s a curry for everyone.

Free yourselves from the shackles of bread and eggs, and try these other more interesting egg recipes.

Some people consider abacha — the food, not the Nigerian sugar daddy — to be far better than a Canadian visa. To some others, abacha is just overrated. Read what these Nigerians think.

If they’re not rude and the food isn‘t overpriced, you’re not in a buka. And if they don’t use their thumb to push your plantain off the fork, it’s not correct roadside food.