A handsome Nigerian man has added class to the business of selling suya meat because of the way and the meat he prepared was well displayed in a neat style.
In Nigeria, Suya (marinated spicy meat) is mostly believed by Nigerians to be sold by the Northerners. However, an Igbo man, Felix Eden has proven otherwise as he proudly showcased himself and his suya.
Felix came to the limelight through a Facebook group, ‘Popular Nigerian Dishes,’ where several pictures of him preparing Suya and displaying it in a catchy and beautiful way.
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The young man proudly displayed his Suya on his Facebook and this attracted netizens who were shocked that an Igbo man can doing Suya in an unusual package style.
In two of the pictures, Felix was captured wearing an apron and then packaging his Suya in a cooler.
Reactions: I want both the Suya and the seller
The post had a lot of netizens gushing at how hygienic Felix is in preparing and displaying of his meat. While many praised him, others admitted that he was a handsome and neat man. See some comments below;
@Charity Adolphus: Bravo?
@Michael Aneke: Wow! This is brilliant bro. Keep it up.????
@Esther Aloaye Martinez: Finally ???
@Michael Oformaonyejiya: God will bless your hustle
@Yassir Abraham: First time seeing igbo doing suya and it looks fresh
@Mohammed Aminu Yahaya: Absolutely impressive!!!
@Johnson Chidinmma Priscilla: Where his location. I want both the suya and the seller. Very hygienic
@Favour Ozioma: I thought is only aboki people do suya my nice business keep it up
@Itz Ernest Jenny Nneka: See how near d suya is, if na mallam own, flies go plenty pass d meat ??
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