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A Documentation & Celebration

of

West African Food & Drink Knowledge & Heritage

 

What’s New Today, 4th May 2026?

Sharing my film work

In 2021, I got into a Forecast Mentorship Program and the Late Koyo Kouoh was my mentor. Koyo guided me through turning my research on West African ingredients into moving images by way of a documentary, and three short films available for screening.

Reach out to me if you’d like to know more, to have the films screened as part of festivals and more.

In this 2020 project for the first phase of my Forecast mentorship, I explore the legacy of West-African culinary, botanical, and agricultural knowledge and its global impact on development along with barriers.

For the second phase of my Forecast mentorship in 2021, I approached the storytelling from a more cinematic perspective, working with poet Tolu Agbelusi to bring it to life. Here are 2 of the 3 films. The 3rd, not screened, focuses on sugarcane.


New Year, New Project | Happy 2026

A compilation of around-the-world books, and recipe booklets, from the 1960s, 70s, and early 80s.

Digital Library

Digital Library

This script is Ńdébé - a written script for Igbo, a Nigerian Language spoken in the southeast, and pockets of the south-south

MY DEBUT COOKBOOK, CHOP CHOP

I’m thrilled to partner with BEM Brooklyn to offer signed copies of Chop Chop HERE!

And then, come with me, let’s travel to Nigeria, by plate with Chop Chop, my debut cookbook.

The book is officially on sale March 18, 2025. Details are below, including:

  • Links for where to buy

  • Previews “inside the book”

  • And “book reviews”

A tale of two black eyed fritters connected through slave trade and persevered by the strength of love and memory. It's a food of black resistance, a refusal...