Who Else Loves Having Late Breakfast
I usually ate between noon and 1pm but that day I ate jollof rice by 8am😢 not even my favourite breakfast of tea and bread😢😢
I usually ate between noon and 1pm but that day I ate jollof rice by 8am😢 not even my favourite breakfast of tea and bread😢😢
During my final year in school, I prepared egg sauce 3-5 times every week. Egg sauce has been there for me during my smooth days and even in my trying times.🥲 When I feel like showing it more and more love, I simply slice some onions into the dish and warm it up before eating.
I have quickly compiled a list of the top 5 most delicious bread in the city of Uyo. These loaves and slices will thrill your taste buds, especially when combined with a creamy cup of tea. Add a bread spread or some fried eggs if you want to top up your game! Let’s get right
I compiled this list some months ago when I considered the work of these men the hottest things which I set my eyes on online. Beauty, they say, is in the eyes of the beholder but I’m sure anyone who comes across images shot by any of these photographers whose name appear on this list
I came across a post on my Facebook newsfeed and I started feeling as if I could save the world! Omo! I couldn’t help but notice the image of myself since it’s among the highlighted photos on the Facebook post.😍😍 I also noticed a funny comment on the post.👇🏽We know Facebook is a cruise zone.😂
Living in Nigeria and having tea and bread as my favourite food has to be the most awkward choice_ judging from how many people have reacted surprised whenever I answered that my favourite meal is tea and bread. I think why tea and bread is my favourite food is because I grew up having it
I love ‘Ay’ so much because it stands for both ‘Ayauwu’ and ‘Ayomide’ at the same time.
The Dakkada pledge is not just a sweet tuned chorus but a guide to how I see and perceive Akwa-Ibom State and her people. So far, what Gov Udom urged us to have faith in are manifesting in Akwa-Ibom as a result of his good governance. Truly, God created Akwa-Ibom out of greatness as great things happen here.
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If there is one thing COVID-19 has taught us also, it is unity in diversity. We are aware that COVID-19 knows no race, ethnicity or tribe, it hits whoever it reaches. So, it has become the duty of everyone to be his brother’s keeper; and, knowing that “until everyone is safe, no one is safe”, we can only do everything within our disposal to ensure everyone’s safety.
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