This weekend, I think we can talk about some not too serious areas of our Brazilian thoroughfare. International Women's Day (8th March) & one of the Mother's day (27th March) have come and gone (can't figure out why we have 2 in a year though) but this post shall mention a couple of them. Courtesy Pastor Kúnlé Ọláònípẹ̀kun, the Lagos to Doha hospitality aboard Qatar Airways was quickly dwarfed by the chunks of well prepared ragout we all had to munch on - sem vinho tinto - at Hamad International. 18 hours later, we switched to firewood smoked guinea fowl and the very best of garri Ìjẹ̀bú in the reserved 27th floor apartment of Praça Pedro Lessa 110 apartamento, Centro Histórico de São Paulo. Even when we men went shopping and brought home a bottle of vinegar instead of cooking oil, the ladies got a way round it and made us a great brunch before we set out for the 7 hours bus ride to Rio de Janeiro via Tietê. Our short stop at Guaratinguetá was one of the highpoints of the bus trips as we made new friends (women too); caused a stir on tiktok with the "Onitsha, Owerri, Aba" video; enjoyed some exceptional cuisine (quail egg was bae) and mentally prepared ourselves for the knackered mode that accompanied us to Campo Grande RJ, final destination. @onomystery1 @thebennybillschaperone muito obrigado. Kudos to the womenfolk. #awurela #frosea #itamaraty #doha #saopaulo #riodejaneiro #food #cuisine #wine #fritots #onomesignature #easykampala #Kabiesi #sango #dm7th #dmajor7th - Akíndiméjì. (at Campo Grande Rj) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb1SDDFNhK2/?utm_medium=tumblr
