Donkwa, the Popular Street Snack in Northern Nigeria
Donkwa, which is also known as tanfirin, is native to Northern Nigeria. It is well loved by children. This popular street snack is easy to prepare. It doesn’t require cooking. In fact, donkwa can be ready in 30 minutes. Mixing is the only aspect of its preparation that takes time. Read more about Food The […]
Recipe for Donkwa
On our recipe today is Donkwa. Donkwa is also known as Tanfiri. This snack which looks like peanut burger is well loved by children in Northern Nigeria. It is soft, yummy, filling, and very easy to prepare. Donkwa doesn’t require cooking. The main ingredients for preparing this snack are corn powder and groundnut. Read more […]
Did you Know? 7 Popular Street Foods in Northern Nigeria
Street foods are part of every locality. They showcase the rich culture of the people and they play a major role in their economy. Most Nigerian delicacies take time to prepare so some women buy street food as a quicker way to satisfy the food needs of their family. Street food can be eaten as […]
Miyan Zogale, A Northern Nigerian Cuisine
Miyan Zogale is a Nigerian soup that hails from Northern Nigeria. Northern Nigeria is predominantly occupied by the Hausa-Fulani, the largest ethnic group in the country. The soup, miyan zogale, derives its name from two Hausa words, ‘miyan’ which means ‘soup’ and ‘zogale’ which means moringa leaves. One can therefore infer from this interpretation that […]
Recipe for Miyan Kuka
Miyan kuka, which is also known as luru soup, is a Nigerian soup that hails from Northern Nigeria. This soup is green in colour. It is also very easy to prepare. Two vital ingredients for making miyan kuka are ground baobab leaves which is also known as kuka powder and dried catfish. Miyan kuka is […]
Origin of the Nigerian Food, Burabisco
Borno State in North-Eastern Nigeria is the central fragment of the old Borno Empire. The name of this state is said to mean “the home of Berbers.” Borno, which has been ravaged by Boko Haram terrorists, has Maiduguri as its capital. Maiduguri is said to be the largest city and the main industrial centre of […]
Northeastern Delicacies: Danwake, A Northern Nigerian Food
Our food history segment today takes us to Northern Nigeria. Our topic of discussion is Danwake. This food is a major staple in most homes in Adamawa State and other parts of Northern Nigeria. Danwake literally means “Son of Beans.” It can also be called Beans Dumpling. On its own, this food is tasteless. Like […]
Crazy About the North West: 3 Things To Do in Zamfara
When talking tourism, Zamfara State does not readily come to mind. But the state has something to offer tourists. Here are a few things you can do and see in Zamfara: Read more about Travel and Tourism Check out Nature If you are a nature lover, you will like what Zamfara has to offer. You […]
Crazy About the North West: 3 Things to do in Sokoto
The Sokoto Caliphate is not just for the history books. The tranquillity of Sokoto state draws you in to explore its treasures. From sparse settlements to the semi-desert terrain, the state is like an oasis with high tourism potentials. Read more about Travel and Tourism Below are three things you can do in Sokoto: 1. Revisit History Sokoto […]
Crazy About the North West: 3 Things to do in Kebbi
Welcome to the Land of Equity, Kebbi State. This state is ideal for cultural tourism and it calls to tourists to experience its vast potentials for art, architecture and history. Here are three things you can do in Kebbi state: Read more about Northern Nigeria Attend a Festival Ever heard of the Argungu Fishing Festival […]
Crazy About the North West: 4 Things To Do in Kano
In the Centre of Commerce, Kano State, tourism is not far behind. We may know Kano for its commerce, but as one of the oldest states created in Nigeria, there is a lot more to it for tourists to explore. Here are 4 things you can do if you ever visit Kano: 1. See the Landmarks […]
Ethnic Groups In Nigeria: The Warji People
The area where the Warji or Warjawa people live in Bauchi is known as the Ningi area; an area characterized by high fertility. In addition, the area remains well-watered by the Delimi and Bunga Rivers. The area is in the Plateau region with thick tree growth, many streams, and a variety of animals. Ancestral Descent […]
Kilishi, The Northern Nigerian Snack
Kilishi is a spicy Nigerian beef jerky that forms part of the food culture of Northern Nigeria. Its making is one of the pillars of rural economy in Northern Nigeria. In that part of the country, this primordial pursuit is family business, one that is passed from one generation to the next. Northern Nigeria is […]
Recipe for Kankaran Tsamiya, A Lollipop Enjoyed by Children in Plateau State
People of all ages enjoy sweets. For children, sweets have always been an irresistible treat. The confectioneries are in business because of children. Over the years, Nigerian children have enjoyed different items of confectionery like Goody Goody, Choco Milo, lollipops and chocolate candies. The increasing backlash against sugar and sweets has not succeeded in putting […]
Recipe for Awara, the Popular Snack in Kwara State
Awara is soya bean cake. It’s a much loved delicacy in Kwara State. People usually buy it in the mornings and late afternoons. It’s a healthy snack, one that would leave the consumer full for very long. Awara is a very good source of protein. It can be enjoyed alone but it can also be […]
Gwote Acha, the Well Loved Delicacy in Plateau State
Today, our study of the delicacies of North-Central Nigeria brings us to Plateau State. This state derives its name from the picturesque Jos Plateau, a mountainous area in the north of the state with captivating rock formations. Plateau State was known for tin mining during the colonial era. Its climate also makes it possible to […]