Abuja Culinary School - Nigeria 🇳🇬
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- We visited Abuja Culinary school a great place that gives out scholarships to many Nigerians for free to help kick start their carriers in the food industry.
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Nice content again.
Thank you again! More to come!
Wow!!! Very great content. I enjoy every bit of it🥰🥰 Thanks guys💗
Glad you liked it we spent a lot of time in Nigeria visiting and had a great time making videos!
@@JustLifeTravels that's nice and I hope you visit again
We want too we want to visit Igboland in the east and atleast some of the north in our next visit there!
Yummy 😋
It was all delicious!
I ought to be working and I am watching your videos instead. They are absolutely hilarious....
Haha well don’t get in trouble!
Great content... you guys remind me of Anthony Bourdain, I'm sure you're familiar with his Lagos episode, he was like you guys in the he respected the modern hints while also showing interesting facets -- Africa is more like South America, Asia and Eastern Europe than what National Geographic, Black Panther or Tarzan may convey
Yeah it definitely was way different than how it’s showed in the USA, it was a great time! And thank you that complement means a lot!
Is it weird that I visited this “Ojuelegba Amala” spot today, only for me to check my notifications and see this video?! 😅
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This was an interesting and fun video to watch! I’ve heard good things about this Culinary school, but I haven’t been there… maybe I’ll check it out someday!
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Great content guys! 👍
Hahaha that is a funny coincidence! If you get a chance definitely check it out! And thank you!!!
Thank you for visiting this school, sirs. I hope the place is developed to international standard. I can see that it is not well organized like those in Paris.
The salads they made were very very good and I usually would never eat a salad at all but they were delicious!
It's a growing establishment but don't let that space fool you. They do really amazing things from that school...like train 1,000students free without any funding. It's not the size of the dog, it's the size of the heart in the dog.
You can donate to them to get a bigger space and the likes...
@@loveenvoy definitely agree!!!
Pls address
@@stellamaris7674 address?
Kuddos to you guys for going to the nice and not too good areas.
We wanted to show the country for what it is so we wanted to see it all!
i wish to be a part of the school from Cameroon
That’s great good luck!
Good
Thank you!
I want to join catering but not online so where do I locate it
The video was made a while ago but she gives you a way to contact her in the video I believe.
Please how can i apply
Their Instagram account is in the description
Good morning.
How many months for the training?
I couldn’t say for certain but she gave contact info that I highly recommend reaching out to and getting in there.
Where is the school located in ABUJA pls I want to apply
She mentions her contact information just reach out she’s very helpful
Pls how can I join this school I want to b a chef
Contact the lady who runs it, she gives her contact information on the video
Bad no good 😢😢😢😢
What is bad the video or the food?
I am interested
Where is the school
She gives the information on the video I hope it helps
how much is the fees
Contact the lady who gave her information in the video she will assist you!
@@JustLifeTravelshello how much is the fee
Ay don't Lin
What’s that?
How much is d fee
Free if you get one of the scholarships
Very stopped
What stopped? The school has stopped running?
We swallow food mostly in Nigeria but I usually like to chew a lot. Nigeria has good culinary food but they are not developed or properly advanced by those in the sectors. No refinement of precipices, no broad approach to methods of preparation, no organized tables, no etiquette on serving, etc. I hope these are addressed soon.
I think Nigeria is currently underground change very very quickly so it’s possible that things like that may change in the near future
I think you need to do a cooking course in a culinary school. Also, do we sacrifice our food culture for what you call refinement? I don't think so
@@loveenvoy You are saying this as though culture doesn't evolve. Please, I am not in support of doing things like our prehistoric forefathers else we should not even drive modern cars, live in modern homes, etc.
This is the biggest problem we have in this country people failing to accept our shortcomings. It is sad we are not ready for the future. Jeez!
@youme1414 I think you are one of the most obnoxious people on RUclips. You go around every video about Nigeria on RUclips dropping negative comments. Get a life! Your life must be very boring and sad.
Abuja culinary food couldn't break down the amala you ate. Amala is not fermented yam, it's dried yam. Some people mix the yam flour with the dry bark of yam. "Gbegiri" is the yellow soup made from beans and blended. Ewedu is "Jute leaf" please read the health benefits on Google. She didn't state any health benefits of the kidney, intestine and tripe she talked about. There are many Nigerians that haven't tried this dish and there are also people from South West Nigeria who dont like amala. So basically its not a "Staple" food. Let me stop here.
Yes Nigeria has many foods that are Natural and Delicious lots of health benefits
Any food you soak in water for 2 days and more get fermented. Try drying the yam without soaking and see how bad it gets. That foamy stuff you see is the release of lactic acid. I agree that more research needs to be done on our food. Amala is however a beloved staple in Nigeria. That you choose to not eat it does not make it less a staple. And don't mistake culinary for dietitics. It's not the same. Thank you