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The time is ripe; the hour is nigh, when a new government takes the saddle -- the government of President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It comes bearing good tidings and a message of Renewed Hope. It comes on the wings of the stork betokening blue skies, luscious green and a clam of the deep. What
Agbado is considered as the most consumed staple food in Nigeria. According to Babbangona (an NGO which specialises in agriculture), an IITA Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey conducted in 2003 showed that Agbado is the most consumed staple food in households about 20%, followed by cassava – 16.5%, rice – 11.9%, and cowpea grain…
It comes on the wings of the stork betokening blue skies, luscious green and a clam of the deep.
What an auspicious time. What a profitable season. Agbado is here, and Agbado is here. It is the season of one of Nigeria's staples – corn.
Mocking Agbado or anyone speaking on its pride of place is tantamount to mocking millions of Nigeria who live on the staple food