BRUSSELS — How? It can’t be. It is not true. How possible is that? Well Like every credible news published here, this is very true.
Oluwashina Lanray Awere, a Nigerian based in Belgium was thrown to the wonderful feel of home after receiveing the food he ordered from Dupe Catering—a Belgian based catering company with years of wealthy experience.
Awere’s order, Booli(grilled plantain) with red pepper sauce, is a very valid delight in the mentions of Nigeria’s food thrills.
The order also included a special delicacy locally known in Nigeria as ewa agoyin, a mashed beans with a spicy sauce on top of it. And to add relish, fried fish which is locally called eja din din was also with the food. The splendour of food is its taste and the taste of food is home in itself.
Awere’s daughter feeling African with food made by Dupe Cathering
Food is one of the cultural identities of a people and Awere’s Booli with red pepper sauce, ewa agoyin and eja din din are glorious identities depicting home. He didn’t need to buy a ticket.
Annabel Aigbe when she received her order
Godfrey Times gathered that Nigerians in Belgium are no more longing for home because with Dupe Catering, Nigeria is there with them according to Annabel Aigbe who said “This is Nigeria” after receiving her own order.
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