Nigerian food is literally the cream of the crop of every meal on earth, argue with your palate.
Nigerian foodies, when they see Jollof rice with assorted orisirisi.
Nigerian visual artist and Hijarbie creator, Haneefah Adam, obviously knows her onions when it comes to creating amazing food art. Have you ever seen Jollof this beautiful?
This is the most saucy wheat and egusi you’ll ever see.
Semo and efo have never looked this good, seriously!
This amalu, gbegiri and ewedu collaboration is quite the masterpiece
Well done, Haneefah! We certainly can’t wait to see what else she’ll create out of other Nigerian foods.
In January 2016, Mattel, the manufacturers of the popular fashion doll, Barbie released the doll in new and diverse body sizes and colours.
Although the conventional Barbie doll remained a part of the debut, the other dolls were aimed to represent all the different forms of girls around the world.
As commendable and brilliant as this debut is, some demographic of girls still remain unrecognised.
This Nigerian lady after stumbling into the Barbiestyle page on Instagram got inspired to give the doll a new look.
Haneefah Adam is not only a medical scientist but also a Nigerian lifestyle blogger and modest fashion enthusiast.
Plans to make the doll available for sale are currently in the works as Muslim women around the world are excited to buy these dolls for their daughters.
In spite of the negative Islamophobic comments, Hijarbie stays slaying.