For Bibi and Tope raising toddlers, the naira scarcity is more concerning because it’s now more difficult to provide their babies wholesome meals.
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For Bibi and Tope raising toddlers, the naira scarcity is more concerning because it’s now more difficult to provide their babies wholesome meals.
The kitchen was where I learnt that correcting — albeit harshly — could be a sign of love. There was one time I ruined the semo for the second time in a row. That was the last bad semo I ever made in my life; my mother’s impatient smack made sure of that.
David, a longtime friend and colleague, thinks that it reflects badly on married women whose husbands eat in restaurants at frequent intervals. This outdated stereotype is an offshoot of the often romanticised African patriarchy, where women are solely responsible for satisfying their husbands’ culinary desires: if a man eats out, it is seen as a… Continue reading My father took us out to lunch every Sunday, someday it’ll be my turn
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