Author: Bishop Adama

Buns Recipe: How to Make Tasty Nigerian Buns at Home

24Aug

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Buns Recipe: How to Make Tasty Nigerian Buns at Home

Buns are one of the most popular street foods and snacks in Nigeria and are often referred to as part of the “small chops.” They are usually paired with Zobo, Coke, Fanta, or other soft drinks, making them a perfect snack for any occasion. If you’ve ever attended a birthday party, wedding reception, or picnic in Nigeria, you’ve probably seen buns as part of the buffet. They are also commonly sold in grocery stores, roadside kiosks, and hawked on the street. Difference Between Buns and Puff-Puff Many people mix up Nigerian buns and puff-puff. Here’s how to tell them apart: Puff-puff is darker, golden brown, soft, and slightly sticky. Buns are lighter and crunchy outside. Puff-puff is oilier; buns are less greasy. Puff-puff uses yeast and needs time to rise. Buns use baking p...

Gangs of Lagos and Why It’s Still Worth Watching in 2025

27Jul

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Gangs of Lagos and Why It’s Still Worth Watching in 2025

In addition to the incredibly amazing casting of Gangs of Lagos, the movie does a good job trying to depict a semblance of Nigeria’s political culture and the lives of everyday people. Gangs of Lagos follows the story of Obalola, played by Tobi Bakre, who seemed destined to live a life of thuggery, violence, and servitude to politicians who continue to take from the poor to better their own lives—without any regard for making real change or improving the people’s situation. On the other hand, Gangs of Lagos also tells the story of a mother who was willing to do anything and went to great lengths to ensure that her only son did not end up the same way her husband did—dead as a result of gang violence. There’s also a friendship story in the mix, alongside betrayal, loyalty, and hear...

Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Rainbow Kiss

27Jan

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Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Rainbow Kiss

Rainbow Kiss has become more popular these days, as several TikTok users have claimed to have tried it with their partners, while others, like myself, found the meaning of Rainbow Kiss to be traumatizing. While the idea may appeal to daring lovers looking to spice things up sexually, the concept of a rainbow kiss remains too bizarre and even disgusting for many to consider. Additionally, most people do not engage in sexual activity while they are on their period. However, for couples open to exploring new experiences, trying a rainbow kiss could be a unique way to build intimacy and vulnerability. Whether it's on Valentine's Day, fulfilling a sexual fantasy, or simply seeking to try something new and exciting, here is everything you need to know about Rainbow Kiss. So, what exactly is ...

Zamfara State Postcode, LGAs, Languages and Tourism

25Jan

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Zamfara State Postcode, LGAs, Languages and Tourism

Zamfara State is a state in northwestern Nigeria and its capital is Gusau. Zamfara was carved out of Sokoto State in 1996. According to the 2006 census and contains fourteen local government areas with the population of 9,278,873. Photo by McBarth™ Obeya It is bordered to the north by the Republic of the Niger, to the south by Kaduna State, to the east by Katsina State. on the Western side of the state is Sokoto state, Kebbi state and Niger state. The States' Capital, Gusau Local Government Area (LGA), Zamfara state The city of Gusau is located in northwestern Nigeria. It is the capital of Zamfara State. It is also the name of the state’s Local Government Area (LGA) Gusau, and it has a population of 383,162 according to the 2006 census. Languages Spoken In The Northwestern S...

Bauchi State: Postcode, Languages And A Brief History

25Jan

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Bauchi State, Nigerian Postcodes, Revamp

Bauchi State: Postcode, Languages And A Brief History

Bauchi State is one of the states in the North-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria. Over four states, including Kano, Jigawa, and Kaduna, borders Bauchi State. Other states along the border of the Northeastern state are Taraba, Plateau, Gombe and Yobe. Image by kassoum_kone They named Bauchi state after the historic town of Bauchi, which also serves as its capital city.Bauchi and Gombe State originally formed the North-Eastern State, which was divided in 1976. Major Languages Spoken in Bauchi State, Nigeria Bauchi State has 55 tribal groups and over 60 dialects. These tribal groups include: Gerawa Sayawa Jarawa Kirfawa Turawa Bolewa Karekare Kanuri Fa'awa Butawa Warjawa Zulawa Boyawa MBadawa etc Find the languages spoken in Ba...