GTCO FOOD FESTIVALS: AMPLIFYING AFRICAN MENUS FOR GLOBAL ATTENTIONS

 

 

By Daniel Olushola Michael 

 

If there is one crucial benefits all foods and drinks vendors would never forgot in a jiffy, its that the event organized and sponsored by one of the finest African financial service providers, Guaranty Trust Company has help placed their different culinary businesses and special African-Oriented taste to the global space.

Moving round the sales points of different vendor shades both within and outside the main hall, you find locals being dignified with flavours of global attractions in manners colourful enough to pacify fun seekers, Choppers alike to their stalls to pick up products and services.

 

 Common substances from our local dwellings like gourds, calabashes with which our forefathers ate and drank African Palm wine were majorly at display from different sheds in the image of showing who we were and the originalities of our African heritage.

 

 

 

 People drank fruits juice from these Gourds and Calabashes reminiscing the Folkstory days of an African evolvement irrespective of compromised stories vaguely used to described us.

 

 

 Grillers forms spectacular angles to herald a beef-salivating guests to the spaces provided which exhude radicalities of an African restauranters at GTCO foods and drinks center. Vendors skillfully chopped down several goats grills in waiting tastes of lovers of barbeque and beef admirers, while smells and Aromas of mixed sauces filled the atmosphere, walks and strolls from guests trickled them down the paths of tasting what they want and liking what they taste. GTCO foods and drinks festivals pushing businesses forward.

 

                    Roasted Yams

The sights of Roasted yams with saucy soups coupled with Seafoods steamed with culinary condiments call passersby for an engagement in foodies stands.

 

 

 Grounduts (Peanuts) saddled with roasted ripe plantains 'Bole' got its foodie lovers on a stand still mode while cooling with a soft drink on arranged wooden benches, a scene depicts our long years of keeping African heritage alive for posterity judgement.

 

 African corn in their orange colours roasted by the side of an hungry man immediately quenches the famished Bowels with peanuts waiting for explorations under a shed.

 

 

 

With these divergent food experiences coupled with lessons from masterclasses, Attendees and fun seekers would in no while failed to troop down the paths and constant announcement for dates of the annual food and drinks festivals of the Guaranty Trust Company events continually.