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Plantain Chips: Brands A to Z
Plantain chips are more than a snack; they are a cultural connection. At NaijaMart.co.za, we know how much South Africans and West Afri...
Ashwagandha: Adaptogen for Stress Relief, Energy, and Balance
Ashwagandha, also known as Withania somnifera or Indian ginseng, is a powerful medicinal herb that has been used in Ayurvedic medicine ...
Tiger Nuts in South Africa: A West African Super Snack
Tiger nuts, also known as ofio (Yoruba), aya (Hausa), or aki hausa in Nigeria, are small but mighty tubers that have captured the atten...
DDVP Insecticide: Uses, Dosage and Sniper DDVP in South Africa
If you’re searching for DDVP insecticide or have heard people talk about Sniper DDVP, you're in the right place. Whether you're dealing...
What Is Nigeria’s Popular Food? A South African Guide
Are you wondering what Nigeria’s popular food is? You’re not alone. In South Africa, more and more food lovers are discovering the bold...
Not All Green Plantains Ripen: How to Tell the Good from the Bad
Have you ever bought green plantains elsewhere, waited patiently for them to ripen… and nothing happened? It's frustrating, but you're ...
The Ultimate Guide to Zobo Drink: Recipes, Ingredients & Twists
If you're looking for a refreshing, healthy, and culturally rich beverage, look no further than the beloved zobo drink. Also known as z...
Bitter Kola and Tom Tom: A Remedy for Coughs & Colds
Bitter Kola and TomTom are a trusted go-to remedy for many Nigerians when the sniffles hit or the throat starts to feel scratchy. This ...
Celebrating NaijaMart’s First Birthday: Family, Purpose & Progress
This March marked NaijaMart's first birthday, a full year since we opened our virtual doors and began delivering authentic Nigeria...
Why NaijaMart’s Ripe Plantains Are a Must‑Try in South Africa
Yellow, ripe plantains (like the ones from NaijaMart) bring a sweet, caramelised twist to any meal. Whether you're frying them into gol...
