Super Eagles and Fulham’s playmaker Alex Iwobi took to his social media to rate his top 10 Nigerian food.
Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi sparked a lively debate among fans by ranking his top ten Nigerian foods in a recent TikTok video titled “Ranking Nigerian Food.”
The 28-year-old Fulham playmaker took a break from football to entertain his followers, sharing his culinary preferences and opinions on beloved Nigerian dishes.
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In his ranking, Iwobi placed dodo (fried plantain) at the top, stating, “Dodo? Plantain goes with everything.”
He followed with pounded yam and egusi as a close second, referring to it as a “recovery” meal.
Man of the moment at Fulham, Iwobi.
Jollof Rice secured the third spot, with Iwobi asserting, “You can’t go wrong with Jollof rice.”
The rest of his top five included chin chin and efo riro, while he ranked suya at seventh, commenting, “Suya should be above fufu for me.”
Iwobi on TikTok.
Iwobi’s culinary enthusiasm comes on the heels of Fulham’s recent Premier League victory over Nottingham Forest, where he celebrated with traditional Nigerian fufu and egusi soup.
The match, dubbed the “Snapchat Derby,” saw Iwobi face off against friend and rival Ola Aina of Nottingham Forest.
Iwobi blessed his mother after the win against Forest.
Following Fulham’s thrilling 2-1 win, Iwobi shared his joy on social media, expressing gratitude to his mother with the heartfelt phrase, “Mommy, God bless you ooo.”
That victory not only bolstered Fulham’s league position but also highlighted Iwobi’s connection to his roots and cultural pride through food.
Alex Iwobi | Credit: Instagram/Alex Iwobi
While Iwobi’s food rankings have added a light-hearted touch to his social media presence, engaging fans in discussions about their favourite Nigerian dishes, he was unable to save his Cottagers from a 2-0 defeat at home to Crystal Palace in their most recent match.
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