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The American Influence on Nigerian Cuisine

This article discusses the Americanization of the Nigerian millenial palates, most of whom grew up mostly on American fast food.

From trash to class: how did lobsters become so expensive?

The once cockroaches of the sea now stand heads and shoulders above others on every bougie restaurant’s menu. What changed?

How a 25-year-old writer eats on a $2,500 monthly income in Ajah, Lagos

A 25-year old freelance writer earning around $2500 a month fills us in on his food spending habits.

Culinary Twins: Exploring the Rich Diversity of Nigerian Dishes

With over 360 different ethnic groups in Nigeria, it’s no surprise that one fascinating aspect of Nigerian cuisine is the presence of culinary twins — dishes that share similar variations across different tribes. 

At what stage of courting should a dinner date happen?

This personal essay explores the Nigerian dating culture and asks if it’s smart to go to a restaurant as a first date option.

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