King Charles III of England has stirred the internet by crowning Nigerian Jollof rice the best.
The King of England made this known during a state banquet he hosted in honour of President Tinubu at Windsor Castle.
In videos making the rounds online, the king, while giving a toast, said Nigerian Jollof is the best.
“The Jollof is only the best; Nigerian, of course”
NewsWatch reported that the president and the first lady, Remi Tinubu, are conducting a historic state visit to the UK, marking the first state visit by a Nigerian leader in 37 years and the first to be hosted at Windsor Castle.
The two were captured taking a ride in the same carriage with the Monarch.
See reactions below,
One Ade_dola wrote, “Ghanaians no go like the jollof part
One uncle_timi_ wrote, “This is all they wanted, zero plans for anything. Just enjoy head of state perks
One twinzy_02 wrote, “Make them give us free visa. Forget all those chorchorchor
One janjanywa wrote, “Smiling with pride
One olowoshile wrote, “Them Obedient go hardly sleep with all this
One ty_prais wrote, “God bless Jagaban
One onomeaneme wrote, “Damn right. This is exactly how it should be. 100%
One beingblessing_ wrote, “The most busy president
One ksolo_hitz wrote, “After this meeting, we no go still see any effect for our country
One melanin_ruth_ wrote, “What is the use of this meeting?
One zaypexx wrote, “See as him dey smile. Jollof wey him no let us fit dey chop anyhow again
One mallam_sheni wrote, “Mumu talk, why are they clapping?
One Kennykenny908 wrote, “Guess if this were to be Peter Obi, omo, people who are dropping negative comments, go over hype him
One Onyiiuzo wrote, “See people that boko haram is killing their citizens
One gemtoo001 wrote, “Bro leave talk, free our country “.
Last week, disc jockey, Dorcas Fapson, shared a sweet moment of he meetup with the king of England. She said they had a nice chat about the entertainment industry, her foundation, and he said Naija Jollof rice wins.
Similarly, DJ Cuppy shared photos of herself with the King Charles, revealing that she was on ambassadorial duties.
When Cuppy had became an Ambassador of King Charles Trust International, her proud father, Femi Otedola praised her for representing Africa as he noted how she was going places.
The disc jockey had caused a stir online with her dressing for the late Queen of England’s Platinum Jubilee party, to celebrate her 70th reign on the throne. The disc jockey played dress-up for one of the events which she graced and her outfit for the event was what caught the attention of many, who compared it to a modern-day nursing outfit.
In 2022, there was a shockwave across the world when it was announced that King Charles’ mother, Queen Elizabeth, had died at the age of 96.
Paying her tribute, Cuppy revealed the true personality of Queen Elizabeth. She described the Queen as selfless, forced to serve her country, with no choice but to matter. She, however, carried out her royal duties gracefully until her death.
Crossdresser James Brown shared a video of himself on his verified Instagram page, wailing as he mourned the death of his mentor. He said his heart was bleeding because the woman he looked up to had left him in this wicked world.
Shade Okoya, the billionaire wife of businessman Razaq Okoya, revealed that the Queen’s death came as a shock to her and her family. Praying for the royal family, Shade noted how the Queen was a beacon of high eloquence and earthly appeal.
Skitmaker Cute Abiola held an 8-day Fidau prayer for the late Queen.
Gospel singer Tope Alabi released a tribute song in honour. She released a video collating photos of the Queen to a composed song in her honour, an act many of her followers didn’t appreciate.
Queen Elizabeth was Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and the nation’s figurehead for seven decades.
Her family had rushed to be by her side at her Scottish home, Balmoral Castle, after doctors expressed concern about her health. She had been suffering from what Buckingham Palace had called “episodic mobility problems”, forcing her to withdraw from nearly all her public engagements.
With this, her eldest son Charles, who was then 73, automatically became king of the United Kingdom and the head of state of 14 other realms, including Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
