Author: Lydia
Written by Lydia on May 8, 2020
Trending on Goggle
Addictives . Delicacies . Food News . HomeTop 20 trending questions on Google Search Nigeria over the last 30 days are said to be dominated by food and current affairs questions.
Written by Lydia on May 8, 2020
Homemade Party Jollof Rice
Delicacies . Eatables . HomeRice is a carbohydrate enriched food that appeals to virtually everyone.
Written by Lydia on May 7, 2020
Homemade bread
Delicacies . Eatables . HomeHonestly, I cannot imagine a world without bread. For me, it is unimaginable.
Written by Lydia on May 1, 2020
Food crisis in Afghanistan
Food News . HomeMore than seven million children in Afghanistan are said to be at risk of hunger as food prices soar owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
Written by Lydia on May 1, 2020
Happy New Month
Food Gallery . Food News . HomeDespite the new realities of COVID-19, we say a big welcome to a brand new month of MAY – a month of
Written by Lydia on April 25, 2020
Panic food buying in North Korea
Food News . HomeConsumers in North Korea’s capital this week have been “panic buying” food staples, causing some store shelves to run empty.
Written by Lydia on April 25, 2020
Lagos lists food markets
Eatables . Food News . HomeLagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Prince Gbolahan Lawal, has listed some Ramadan neighbourhood food markets where the residents can visit to find food supplies at affordable prices.
Written by Lydia on April 25, 2020
Makeshift food markets in Lagos
Eatables . Food News . HomeThe COVID-19 pandemic came suddenly upon the earth and the impact has affected every sphere of human life. One of such is the way people visit the markets to buy and sell.
Written by Lydia on April 24, 2020
UN and looming food crisis
Food News . HomeThe world is said to be at risk of widespread famines “of biblical proportions”.
Written by Lydia on April 23, 2020
Australian government says wildlife wet markets are risky
HomeThe Australian government is calling on the G20 countries to take action on wildlife wet markets, calling them a “biosecurity and human health risk”.
