The Jollof War
Tradition· Podcast · Season 2 · Episode 11

The Jollof War

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Sesi, Haleemah, Pamela, Adwoa & Jen
Host
March 17, 202330:28
West Africa
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Summary

UNESCO has officially named Senegal as the birthplace of Jollof rice. The war is far from over. Pamela, Adwoa, and Jen join this episode to argue for their regional version, and why theirs is the one to beat.
foodNigeriaGhanaSenegaljollof

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