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Introducing the perfect feast for the little ones! Our Kiddies Meal is a delightful combo of Regular Popcorn, Yam Fries with Pepe Sauce, and a refreshing bottle of Mirinda — all packed into one fun-filled meal. It’s everything they’ll love, with just the right amount of flavour and excitement to keep them happy. Head over to the closest KFC outlet to you or click the link in our bio to order #KiddiesMeal #Mirinda #YamFries #Popcorn #KFCNigeria #Children #LittleFeast #FunFlavours #KidsLoveKFC

Ayra Starr becomes first Nigerian female singer to hit 1 billion YouTube views Ayra Starr, has emerged the first Nigerian songstress to hit 1 billion views on YouTube. She has now surpassed Yemi Alade’s record of the most viewed female artiste of all time on YouTube. DAILY POST reports that the 23-year-old songstress overtook Alade’s record of 805 million views with 1 billion views. Leading the list of views on the platform, Ayra Starr’s hit Grammy nominated song ‘Rush’ garnered over 450 million views. Following the new career feat, the singer joins her male colleagues, Burna Boy, Flavour, Wizkid, Davido, Rema, Ckay, Kizz Daniel, P-Square, Omah Lay, Fireboy and Tekno as the Nigerian artistes to have surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube.

BITTER LEAF SOUP(OFE ONUGBU) DESCRIPTION: This bitter leaf soup recipe (also know as Ofe Onugbu) is generously stocked with flavoursome meats, fish and cocoyams. Make it when you’re in the mood for something warm, serve with your favourite swallow, Relax "and enjoy. It is very delicious 😋 INGREDIENTS: ½ cup washed bitter leaf 4 to 10 medium cocoyams 10 medium size assorted meats 3 medium smoked or dry fish 5 cups of palm fruit(optional) 1 medium size stock fish Ground dry pepper, to taste 1 tbsp. ogiri (locust beans) ½ cup ground crayfish 2 cooking spoons palm oil Seasoning/salt to taste METHOD: 1.wash and boil the cocoyam till tender," 2 Pill then blend or pound in a mortar. 3.Soak the stock fish in hot water to soften for 5mins 4. Season and boil the assorted meat until tender 5.Cook and extract your palm fruit then pour into the pot 6.Then add the stock fish and dry fish and allow boiling for 10 minutes. 7.Add the cocoyam paste and stir very well. (you can add more water if it’s too thick), allow cooking for 5 minutes. 8.Add the palm oil, ogiri, dry pepper, ground crayfish and cook for 3 minutes. 9.Add the bitter leaf, seasoning and salt to taste. Allow simmering for 5 minutes.

*REASONS WHY YOU'RE ALWAYS BROKE EVEN THOUGH YOU WORK HARD* (Hard work alone no be enough. You need sense, strategy, and discipline to win.) You wake up early every morning, hustle till your body complain, but at the end of the month, your bank balance still looks like an empty pocket thief struck. You ask yourself, “Why are rich like those guys?” I get news for you:your habits and mindset does not sabotage your grind. Village people are not your problem, your own lifestyle is. 1. YOU WORK HARD, BUT YOU DON’T WORK SMART You hustle physically, you run errands, you do odd jobs, but you never think about how to multiply that hustle. You run like rat with no cheese. Meanwhile, other guys are using their brains to invest small small, learn skills, start side hustles, build passive income. Working hard is good. But working smart is the key to escape a poverty trap. What to do: Learn skills that pay well. Invest in knowledge, not just sweat. 2. YOUR MONEY HAS NO PLAN, NO TRACKING When salary enter, you just spend anyhowly—no budget, no savings, no investment. This is why every month, you are broke before payday. What to do: Budget your money like a CEO. Know where every coin will go. 3. YOU CARRY TOO MANY PEOPLE ON YOUR BACK Your salary is not just for you — it’s for mama, uncle, cousin, friend, street people... you are playing6 Minister of Finance for everybody. But no one does the same for you. Reality: You can’t build wealth carrying 10 people. You must build yourself first. What to do: Help when you fit, but put your future first. 4. YOU’RE ADDICTED TO SPENDING, NOT INVESTING You spend on luxury, new gadgets, slay queen maintenance, designer labels… but when time to invest come, you suddenly “have no money again.” This lifestyle is a silent killer. You build others’ businesses, not yours. What to do: Switch your mindset from consume to invest. Use money to grow assets.6 5. YOU LIVE PAYCHECK TO PAYCHECK WITH NO EMERGENCY FUND Every little emergency crashes your finances—no backup, no plan B. So when things go wrong, you borrow, borrow, borrow until you fall into debt trap. What to do: Save at least 3 months salary as emergency fund. Build cushion. 6. YOU FAIL TO MULTIPLY YOUR INCOME SOURCES Relying on one salary? That’s like sitting on one leg and expecting to run marathon. True wealth comes from multiple income streams—business, investments, side hustles. What to do: Start small side hustles. Learn to create money streams outside salary. 7. YOU WAIT FOR MIRACLE WHILE DOING NOTHING You pray and wait for miracle money. But no action follows. Prayers without hustle and procrastination with spiritual flavour. What to do: Pray with your legs and hands. Action is the partner of blessing. FINAL TRUTH: Hard work is important, but without planning, discipline, and smart decisions, you will remain broke. Village people are not the cause of your poverty; your habits and choices are. If you want to escape the poverty cycle: Hustle smart, not just hard. Budget and track your money. Cut unnecessary spending. Build emergency funds. Multiply your income sources. Stop carrying unnecessary financial burdens. Pair prayer with action. If this post hit you hard, don’t just scroll. Change your mindset, change your life. Class dismissed.

UNCOVERING THE FLAVORS OF NIGERIAN PEPPER SOUP🌶️ 🌶️Pepper soup is a Nigerian light watery peppery soup. 🌶️Pepper soup is named after pepper, because it is prepared with lots of peppers. 🌶️Pepper soup is a fusion of toasted homemade spices, herbs, peppers, deeply-flavoured broth and some very good skin-on, bone-in meat or fish. 🌶️Nigerian pepper soup has a mix of nutty, warmth, bitter, woodsy and flavorful tastes. 🌶️We have different types of pepper soup recipes in Nigeria, that are made with different kinds of meat or fish. 🌶️Nigerian pepper soups generally are named after the type of protein used for the preparation of it, such as catfish pepper soup, assorted pepper soup, beef meat pepper soup, goat meat pepper soup, chicken pepper soup, dry or fresh fish pepper soup, lamb pepper soup, e.t.c. 🌶️The various types of Nigerian pepper soups are almost prepared in the same way. 🌶️Nigerian pepper soup is usually cooked with healthy spices and herbs. 🌶️Pepper soup is very healthy and highly nutritious. 🌶️Nigerian pepper soup can be enjoyed as a main course or as a side dish to accompany other Nigerian dishes. 🌶️Pepper soup can be served as Appetizer or Soup course. 🌶️Nigerian pepper soup is one of the soup recipes that is cooked without any palm oil added to it and it is the wateriest soup in Nigeria

For extra taste, a tiny pinch of salt while mixing can enhance flavour. Some people swear by it, and some say no need.😌 If you’ve ever tried this, let’s talk in the comments. #HoneywellSemolina #AppreciateEveryMouthful #SemolinaRecipes #SemolinaLovers #hacksandtips

Before you feed your child another pack of noodles—pause. Ask yourself: What am I giving them? Convenience? Or a slow disease? Because noodles are not food. They are chemicals shaped like food. —Made from bleached wheat your child can’t digest —Soaked in synthetic preservatives to survive a shelf, not a stomach —Flavoured with MSG that hijacks their brain’s reward system —Zero fibre. Zero protein. Zero real nutrients. And yet—some children eat this daily. No wonder they’re always tired. No wonder they’re addicted to sugar. No wonder they cry without knowing why. Because the gut controls the mood— and noodles are gut poison. It destroys their taste buds. Kills their natural hunger cues. And worst of all—it numbs their dopamine receptors. That “happy, focused, sharp” child you dream of? Noodles will never get them there. Choose real food. Choose eggs. Choose yam and palm oil. Choose rice and ugu. Choose meals that speak life to their blood, not silence to their cells. Because one day, it won’t be “just noodles.” It will be: Doctor, my child can’t focus. My child has anxiety. My child is always sick. You are the gatekeeper. Feed them like it matters. Because it does.

The Only Reason 𝗜𝗚𝗕𝗢 𝗠𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗡𝗦 Struggle So Much In The industry Is Because The "𝗕𝗜𝗚 𝗡𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗦" FAILED To Pass The BARTON 😭💔🔥 One of the major issues we have failed to address squarely as a people is the reason we are still where we are today. So many people have chosen to cast their blames on other tribes while some others held unto their assumptions that the Nigerian Media does not like them while some claim that the Music industry is being run by the Yorubas. While we run in circles, we forget to ask the major questions that we are supposed to ask which is "Which Upcoming Artiste In IGBOLAND Has Our Own Big Names Helped " ❓❓ Olamide Blew up the same time as PHYNO. When you look at his legacy in the industry and the long list of Artistes he has singlehandedly contributed immensely to their growth in the industry, you'll understand the template of the game. Today, all those Artistes are making wave and had even transitioned into helping other upcoming ones too. You helped me, I helped another and this other person then we go on to help some others and the list goes on and on....That is what makes a progressive industry. Now let's get back to our main conversation. Who has Our own igbo Big names Helped? Who are the people Psquare helped in their decades of years in the industry? Who are the people kcee signed in his over two decades in the industry? Who are the people Flavour Nabania signed? You all are not ready for this conversation 🫣 We were able to hear about phyno today isn't just as a result of his grace but also because Nigga Raw picked interest in him and played a godfather role during his early stage as an upcoming Artiste. Today he has grown to become one of the best Musicians in the whole of the continent not just Nigeria 🇳🇬 and he's replicating that same role Nigga Raw played in his life, in Jeriqthehussla and Aguero banks career and it is evident. I know someone reading this post might say, "it's still not enough". Yes, You might be right but at least, he made efforts and we need him to do more. How about those who could boast of spending 10-15yrs in the mainstream and yet, cannot boast of a single artiste that they have blown. What kind of Legacy is that? The same industry where Shallipopi of yesterday has blown over three Artiste (including his two blood brothers) in less than Three years as a mainstream artiste, It will shock you to know that as Big as Patoranking and Tekno and even CKay are in the industry, they have never blessed any fast rising Eastern artiste with a single verse not to mention signing anyone.🙆🏽‍♂️💔 We understand that so many people might hate us After this post but let it be known that we spoke for the people. Silence is not always golden and We will keep speaking up for our people. It is only in the East that you'd see an upcoming artiste with good songs that are so good but has been underground for 15-20years and still counting because there's no sign of help anywhere. Presently, the industry has evolved. Music trends and an Artiste's dominance are no longer determined by a fraction. It is the media that runs the game. Just one song and good hype to back it up and you'll see an unknown artiste becoming the wave of the moment. Now the question is "how many supportive media platforms do we have in Nigeria and how many focus on the East? None We've tried to create this platform with emphasis on the Eastern Artistes. How many of our big industry names have in one way or the other encouraged our efforts in projecting the East? None. They have made names for themselves and forgotten their roots. They failed to pass the Barton to the younger generation that is supposed to carry on their legacies. They failed to raise a generation that would keep the fire burning 😭 This is the major reason entertainment in the East is Stagnant. If you think this post was wrong, name Three artistes any of the artistes here has BLOWN 🫣🙌🏾 Moral Lesson: If you fail to tell your story, No one will. It is better to say the truth and die than not saying it at all 🙌🏾 Follow Our Page For All The Juicy Updates On Your Favorite Igbo Musicians Around The World 🌎❤️🙏🏽 #Southeastmusic #nigerianmusic #music #nigeria #igbo #igbomusic #phyno #flavournabania #ckay #tekno #Psquare #NiggaRaw #slowdog #kcee #igborap #jeriqthehussla #Aguerobanks #enugu

“𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘃𝗼𝘂𝗿 Changed My Life And Gave Me 100Million Without Knowing It“ - 𝗗𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗻𝘂𝗺𝘇 🎵🔥🔥 Tanzanian music Superstar Diamond Platnumz recently shared a heartwarming story about his collaboration with Flavour in 2015. When Flavour visited Tanzania, Diamond saw an opportunity and reached out to him via text, proposing a collaboration. Flavour agreed immediately, and they met, recorded, and shot the music video within two days. He said “In 2015 Flavour visited Tanzania, then he was already big. I learned he was in the country so I sent him a text asking if we could work, he saw my message immediately and agreed. we met, recorded the song and after 2 days, we shot the video. Flavour went out of his way to make this happen and the shocking part was that he asked me nothing and same time I own all the rights to the song. That song has given me more than 100 million. It changed my life and gave me so many fans across Nigeria. Nigerians love to see others grow , my biggest collaborations are with them. Flavour didn’t even know giving me a verse was giving me 100 million “ Diamond Platnumz added. Today, that song has 105 Million views on YouTube alone. Imagine the crazy numbers it would have on other streaming platforms. Just In a Twinkle of an eye, one song became a game-changer, generating over 100 million and funny enough, Flavour didn't realize the impact his contribution would have. Moral lesson : Sometimes, A Good collaboration can be all an artiste need to climb the ladder. May God bring your destiny helper ❤️❤️🙏🏾 Follow Our Page For All The Juicy Updates On Your Favorite Igbo Musicians Around The World 🌎❤️🙏🏽 #flavournabania #diamondplatnumz #igbo #Nigeria #nigerianmusic #Southeastmusic #tanzania #awka #anambra #enugu #igbomusic #afrobeats #music . . .

Why I hate visiting the rich Just check this experience, is it a good one. Question: "What would you like to have , Fruit juice, Soda, Tea, Chocolate, Nescafe, or Coffee?" Answer: "Tea please." Question: "Ceylon tea, Herbal tea, Bush tea, Honey bush tea, Iced tea or green tea?" Answer: "Ceylon tea." Question: "How would you like it? black or white?" Answer: "White." Question: "Milk, Whitener, or Condensed milk?" Answer: "With milk." Question: "Goat milk, Camel milk or cow milk?" Answer: "With cow milk please. Question: “Milk from Freeze land cow or Afrikaner cow?" Answer: "Um, I'll take it black." Question: "Would you like it with sweetener, sugar or honey?" Answer: "With sugar." Question: "Beet sugar or cane sugar?" Answer: "Cane sugar." Question: “White, brown or yellow sugar?" Answer: "Ooh, Forget about tea just give me a glass of water instead." Question: "Mineral water or still water?" Answer: "Mineral water." Question: "Flavoured or non-flavoured?" Answer: "Leave it I'm OK". I simply got up and left. This Wahala no di finish. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Laugh happily Live fully and Love intentionally Do have a fun-filled week!