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- Funmi Iyanda
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- Funmi Iyanda is a multi award-winning producer and broadcast journalist. She is the CEO of Ignite Media and Executive Director of Creation Television
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Godly Tastes, part I
My pilgrimage was over but l stayed an extra day in Johannesburg to buy meat. l like food, l collect food every where l go and don’t trust people who don’t like food. What else are they denying? So I had a pungent bag of premium Indian and Zulu spices with impepho stalks to ward off evil spirits around my food. I had filled up two freezer bags with prime game, lamb and steak cuts. l have highly developed taste buds. read more
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Yummy! With your body type, who wouldn't love food. Me, I envy you. Wish I could eat as much as I want and remain trim, not all these endless fast that still seem to do little for my fast bulging stomach. Anyway, can't wait to see you pilgrimage stuff.
quite interesting. At least the shembe church has the propensity to have leaders that can die to achieve peace. wish i could say dat much for their white garment friends here in Naija.On a lighter note, after church that day,hope you were able to get drinks, snacks, and other goodies(anything that would keep dose taste buds of yours busy) to eat outside the church premises like we get here in Nigerian churches?Always an inspiration to listen to you speak and read you write.