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Two Nigerian girls in a brutal street fight one nearly smashes the other ones head with a Bottle. So some girls can actually act like some riffraff?Watch how she ran inside to grab bottle to break the other girl’s head. If the ...

Nigerian Big Babes in Malaysia show off their dance moves

In a country of over 170 Million people , diverse society with over hundred if not thousand of recipes, delicacies or traditional foods. We have compile top 20 most popular food, well known in Nigeria. Here is the list of ...

1) Jollof rice What it is: Not whatever the hellfire Jamie Oliver said it was. Jollof’s base ingredients is dependably rice, and “TPO” (tomato, pepper and onion) in addition to scotch bonnets. It’s customisable as per your taste: make it ...

3. Bean & plantain pottage What it is: A pottage made of beans and ripped plantains, Why its amazing: Nigerians love a pottage, and they are most ordinarily made with yams (Nigeria is one of the top producers of yam ...

5) Moin moin What it is: A (vegetarian!) dish made of peeled Nigerian beans ground together with onions, pepper, palm oil and spices, and steamed in banana leaves (or different vessels). You can include any blend of additional bits to ...

9)Puff puff What it is: Basically deep fried, light-as-air sweet dough balls, served alone or with sugar sprinkled over them. Why it’s awesome: ☝See above, please. They are the perfect party food.   10)Pepper soup

7) Dodo What it is: Pronounced “doh-doh”, these are plantains (not bananas), cut in thin askew cuts, circles or squares (informally known as part dodo”) and profound dried. A few individuals like to sprinkle some salt on before frying, however ...

11) Chin chin What it is: Crunchy blocks or pieces of sweet, fried pastry. Why its marvelous: It’s essentially fricasseed butter and sugar, and its hazardously moreish. Ideal for eating, and in case you’re hoping to keep little hands occupied ...