Raheem Omeiza
School
University Of Ilorin, Nigeria
Expertise
African Spices, Nigerian Food, African Cuisine
- Raheem was part of the media team for the 2021 Hult Prize "Food for Good" campaign.
- In 2022, his short story "Walls Don't Remember, Humans Do" was shortlisted for the Afritondo Short Story Prize.
- His favorite food is beans cooked to mush with a side of fried plantain.
Experience
Raheem has worked as a professional copywriter and content writer for over seven years. He has spent a lot of time writing about African food, especially West African cuisine. He has written for blogs and handled the branding of several websites. His love for writing is evident in his works that span the food and hospitality industries.
Education
Raheem has a bachelor's degree in Agriculture from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria.
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Stories By Raheem Omeiza
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Removing hard-boiled eggs at the perfect time is the key to perfectly-cooked eggs. Learn the best hack for removing hard-boiled eggs from water quickly.
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Burgers are a great go-to meal any night of the week, for any occasion, so why not spice them up a bit? Try wasabi to kick it up a notch. Here's how.
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Basil is one of the most popular herbs around the globe. To make the most of it, you'll want to use the right tools (like cutting it with a chef's knife)