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Sunday food don set ooooh! πŸ˜‹πŸšπŸ”₯ Oya come chop! πŸ˜‚β€οΈ

But abegggg, who actually make the law say rice and stew must be eaten every Sunday in African homes? πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

Because once na Sunday morning, you go hear: β€œHave you washed the rice?” 🀣🀣

Must Sunday be rice and stew? Or una get another special Sunday food for una house? πŸ‘€πŸ‘‡πŸ½

Abeg, make una talk true β€” wetin una dey chop for Sunday? πŸ˜‚πŸ½οΈ
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Sunday food don set ooooh! πŸ˜‹πŸšπŸ”₯ Oya come chop! πŸ˜‚β€οΈ

But abegggg, who actually make the law say ri...

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Samuel (Ottah) Janeth Gift: Its a must oh...throw me that chicken lapπŸ˜‹,infact drop location
Zanny: Enjoy
Izuchukwu: If I no come, wetin I gain
Digital sage: I will sue all food posters on this app soon enough
Samuel (Ottah) Janeth Gift: Location needed by I and 99 others
Joy&raph: Omo na the meat the enter my eyes πŸ˜‚
Miss Annabel Ossai: Una dey enjoy for here oo
JulietUlom: Rice and stew na unofficial Sunday anthem for many African homes! But if you ask me, Sunday without rice sometimes feels like the calendar is confused. 🀣🍚❀️
Juliet Chidiogo: I said it that you are after my lifeπŸ˜”
Mama What’s up Channel: Sunday isn't just your day off; in Africa, eating rice with stew is simply part of the routineβ€”it’s a ritual we all grew up with. And it’s actually really good. Enjoy your Sunday!