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World Food day October 16th

The world food day was adopted by the UN general assembly to celebrate the creation of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). 150 countries around the world observe this day to generate more awareness about people suffering from hunger and to encourage actions to ensure food security for all.
The 10 facts about food and nutrition across the world:

Approximately 1/3 rd of all food produced worldwide, about $ 1 trillion dollars around the world is wasted.

According to a joint report by the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Bank and the UNICEF the wasting prevalence in 2017 was estimated at almost 8 percent across the globe.

One in eight people in the world today are undernourished while 1.9 billion people in the world are overweight.

Though India is gifted with enough agricultural lands and resources and also produces enough food, yet the food does not reach so many hungry women and children in the rural villages and remote corners of India. India ranks 100th among 119 countries in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2017, and it has been consistently ranked very poorly.

As per United Nations 820 million people suffer from hunger and 155 million children are chronically malnourished.

In Asia around two-thirds of the people are hungry and two billion people from all parts of the world are suffering from malnutrition.

In every five seconds a child dies due to a hunger-related disease.

According to UNICEF approximately 3.1 million children die from undernutrition each year.

According to the Global Hunger Index (GHI), 52 countries are suffering from serious or alarming levels of hunger.

By 2050 the climate change and erratic weather patterns may push another 24 million�into hunger since agriculture is directly related to climate change.
Every individual is entitled to nutritious foods

Hello everybody, good day to all our customers all over the world, Here is our shopify online shop where we have all what we do at Titilola Ayaba Enterprises Limited, including our food section.

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Titilola Ayaba Enterprises Limited, distributor and Fafolife company stockist at Ojota, Ogudu road Lagos is introducing Titilola Ayaba Foods to general public, most especially my Nigerian, both home and abroad.

Titilola Ayaba Foods is a verified vendor that has trademark to package and sell various African foods, especially Nigerian foods stuffs, As part of our services, we deliver your order to your local home and in diaspora, we deliver foods to your relatives and your aged parents on your behalf as you instructions us.

Socrates said and l quote “ Humanity is not a religion…”Base on our experience, we decide to give back to less privilege in our local communities by giving 10% of profit make on Titilola Ayaba foods to orphans, widows and old people and so on and so forth.

Spices:
A spice is any seed , fruit root bark or other plant substance that used for flavouring or colouring foods that has aromatic spices featuring tangy, hot, bitter flavours and many more like; Turmeric, Ginger, Garlic and Green Leaves ( Eweta, Gbanunu, Lu ku etc)

Beans Flour:
Beans Flour is naturally gluten free and high in protein. Our beans flour are made by milling dried whole beans of various beans. A part of using beans flour for Yoruba moin moin, akara and ekuru, it can be used to thicken or cream soup and stews, this is great way of reducing the fat content of creamy soups.

Kulikuli Alata:
Kulikuli is a West African snack made from peanuts, Kulikuli alata are good sources of protein when consumed, it high in minerals such as magnesium, phosphorus and potassium which are essential for maintaining healthy bones and overall health. It is nice to soak garri during summer 😀

Hi everyone, introducing Titilola Ayaba Foods, Titilola Ayaba is Nigeria foodstuffs vendor under the umbrella ☂️ of Titilola Ayaba Enterprises Ltd, that sells and distributes various foodstuffs in Nigeria and in diaspora.

Food is part of speech, life and well-being in Nigeria. Proverbs that reference food to describe facets of life — like the one from Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart.
'A man who calls his kinsmen to feast does not do so to save them from starving...
We come together because it is good for kinsmen to do so’— Chinua Achebe.
Wherever we are all over the world, we love ❤️ our food 🍲 and our delicacy.

All Titilola Ayaba Foodes are source locally and parks in an hygienic environment. 10% of all profits on Titilola Ayaba Foods goes towards our charity organisation which is Titilola Ayaba Charity Organisation, that gives back to communities in her own little ways by helping the less privileged, people that are in need of one or more help or assistance, widows, orphans and so on and so further.

Here are some of our foods;

Palm oil:
Palm oil is an edible vegetable oil derived palm tree fruits. The oil used in cooking foods especially African recipes. Palm oil has many benefits, one of which is Vitamin E and rich in antioxidants.