π Every Sunday in Nigeria, Rice Must Be Cooked π³π¬π I don't know who made the rule. I don't know when the meeting was held. I don't know who signed the agreement. But somehow, every Nigerian household received the memo π Sunday = Rice Day. It's almost a tradition at this point. You come back from church. The aroma is already in the air. And if rice is not cooking somewhere in the house, people start asking questions π "Hope everything is okay?" Because how can it be Sunday without rice? π --- It doesn't even matter the type. π Jollof rice π Fried rice π White rice and stew π Coconut rice As long as rice is involved, Sunday has been officially recognized. --- The funniest part? You can eat rice from Monday to Saturday. Complain about it all week. Say you're tired of seeing it. But when Sunday comes... You gladly collect your portion like you've never met rice before π --- And let's not forget the Sunday rice politics. The person serving the meat suddenly becomes the Minister of Allocation. One meat. Two meat. No meat. Appeal rejected π --- Maybe it's the comfort. Maybe it's the family gathering. Maybe it's the joy of having everyone around one table. Whatever the reason... Rice and Nigerian Sundays have become a love story that refuses to end. And honestly? We're not complaining ππ What kind of rice did you cook today? #SundayRice #NaijaLife