Yes, I just said food. You heard me right . I attended the Nutritious Food Fair which held in Enugu. A 3-day programme which is aimed at scaling up nutritious food everywhere. I didn’t exactly have all the time in the world but I was able to go on day 1.
There was lots of pop up stalls. The venue was decently crowded and I made a lot of Northern friends. Let me also state that i didnt sleep the previous night cause i was working. I was so exhausted by the time i got to the venue, so believe me when i say the food was a sight for sour eyes. I honestly didn’t know that Nigerians had uped their game. There were so many made-in-nigeria foodstuff. Why do we still import most of our foodstuff when there are people in the country producing healthy, organic and 100% natural food?
With that being said, day 2, which is today, is the more technical day. They’d be showcasing various ways food is and could be processed and preserved. The raw materials are also being sold.
We should pay more attention to what we put into our bodies. Eat healthy.Healthy eating is healthy living. If you’re interested in owning an organic factory or a farm, you still have tomorrow to go and mingle and get some contacts. Hope you have fun.
What I wore:
I think I didn’t get the memo though. I’ve had this dress for over a year and this is probably the second time I’ve worn it. I was seriously praying in my heart that the wind would blow alot more so you could see the beauty of the dress. And yes it blew but anytime I wanted to take a picture, it stopped. (The struggle…who can relate?)
Dress:SLNY
Purse: Estee Lauder
Sandal: Handmade
Watch: Geneva
Sash Evolution 