If you are from West Africa, chances are that you not only know Garri but you might have consumed it. Garri is a popuplar West African staple food made from cassava.
It's quite popular and widely consumed in Nigeria. It's sold virtually everywhere in the open market.
One young Nigerian is now refining the sale of Garri and aiming to make a fortune out of it. CCTV's Deji Badmus reports.
It's quite popular and widely consumed in Nigeria. It's sold virtually everywhere in the open market.
One young Nigerian is now refining the sale of Garri and aiming to make a fortune out of it. CCTV's Deji Badmus reports.
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