Jollof rice is everybody’s one and only bae. If you’ve ever had firewood Jollof, you’ll totally relate.
Wahala started off a sudden, when a Nigerian chef, Djoella Kitchen, shared this plate of Jollof rice and chicken on Twitter.
Have u ordered yours? #jolloftuesday N800 only, abjwide delivery pic.twitter.com/zSRBdv9dY6
— D’joella Kitchen (@Djoellakitchen) August 23, 2016
People dragged the chef for posting this Jollof o!
@Djoellakitchen gtho pic.twitter.com/oyzG0v8zGb
— Tooru Oikawa (@TonyVodka) August 23, 2016
What type of Jollof rice is this abeg?
@Djoellakitchen don’t know where this originates from cos even Ghanaian Jollof doesn’t look this bad pic.twitter.com/vdi8WUOUPp
— D O D O (@godNae) August 24, 2016
Because this is the Nigerian Jollof we all know and trust.
@Djoellakitchen This is what Jollof Rice looks like.. pic.twitter.com/Dm9p5DSt8p
— /for.bs zhi.lah/ (@forbszhilah) August 23, 2016
This Jollof is a national disgrace.
@Djoellakitchen you are the reason why they think Nigerian Jollof aint shit. U have shamed our country
— IB. (@IB_Presenter) August 23, 2016
The dodo doesn’t look attractive sef.
@Djoellakitchen We eat Jollof not jollof and even jollof can’t look this bad. Peep the dodo for Chrissakes!! pic.twitter.com/dzOdqW49Ty
— D O D O (@godNae) August 24, 2016
Why should anybody buy this rice for N800 please?
@Djoellakitchen I should now buy that miserable chicken that looks like he just came out of a Fight? And this tin tomato rice for #800
— Oluwagbemiga StoneZ (@OGCarterMillz) August 24, 2016
Maybe the tomato paste finished when the Jollof was still on fire.
@Djoellakitchen I know Jollof rice can be a struggle to cook sometimes but nah not this. Did tomato paste finish? pic.twitter.com/0lrqVbDnob
— Demi (@iamdemi02) August 23, 2016
Some Ghanaians even tried to slander Nigerian Jollof.
Dear Nigerians after seeing your Jollof 🤕 please please please don't ever argue with us again
— Louie (@lou_wei_zah) August 23, 2016Thanks x pic.twitter.com/5ZbSQdKnsh
Thanks x But this Caribbean Twitter user testified to the greatness of Nigerian Jollof.
Even I as a Caribbean am aware that Nigerian jellof does not look like that. Don't worry Nigerians I've got you
— Jadene Angela (@JadeneAngela) August 24, 2016https://t.co/YVhM0hP3bR
Next time, she should just add plenty filter so the rice can look better.
@Djoellakitchen sorry for the insults you received
— uZode (@nosy_diva) August 23, 2016but please make the food lol more enticing next time
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