Nigerians favourite dish, Jollof rice, is in the news again. Only this time, it is not a battle with our neighbouring country, Ghana. It is a post by @CBeebiesHQ on how to prepare Jollof which they titled Joll Off rice. CBeebiesHQ is BBC’s parenting preschool channel.

In the video, they teach that you put your mixed concoction in the oven.

Watch the video below:

“Nigerian Joll Off Rice” According to @CBeebiesHQ 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/oYQdeUlifk

— #TriggeredPod (@TriggeredPdcst) March 29, 2018

https://twitter.com/RealistBigR/status/979580906905141249?s=19

https://twitter.com/curatedbyaqueen/status/979367343682998272?s=19

I’m Ghanaian yet I’m triggered asf

I mean ‘Joll Off’ – spelt wrong AND it’s two separate words 🙃🙃🙃

ISSA RED HOT FLAG

— 💿 (@danielkay_) March 29, 2018

https://twitter.com/renaissanceeast/status/979497653573742593?s=19

One thing missing in the video; they omitted the bit where it should have said "PLEASE DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME" 😆🤣

— Uncle Les (@Cowries) March 29, 2018

Lmao this is not 'Nigerian Joll Of' this one na Indian tin tomato casserole. Cultural appropriation at it's finest. Thumbs up colonizers, there's no limit to your thievery

— Demilade (@TayoTaichou) March 29, 2018

I tried not to judge too hard but who they put the pot in the OVEN I nearly punched my screen. Instead of them to just use an actual Nigerian we get Susan from Worcestershire on the cutting board and her husband Gavin narrating it. Absolutely ridiculous 🙄

— Toa of Spice (@r3dnax3la) March 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/jbensonsule/status/979389698270486528?s=19

• https://twitter.com/9jafoodie/status/979773706900619265?s=19

What do you think?

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