Nigeria Going Out
Food and Drink
National specialities:
• Yam.
• Sweet potatoes.
• Suya (barbecued liver and beef on sticks) and kilishi (spiced dried meat).
• In the east, egussi soup (stew of meat, dried fish and melon seeds).
• In the south, goat meat and bush meat (particularly antelope) are considered a delicacy.
National drinks:
• There are many brands of locally brewed and bottled beer which are very good.
• Nigerian-brewed Guinness is available.
Tipping: Unless a service charge has been included, 10% is expected for most services.
Nightlife
Shopping
Shopping hours: Mon-Fri 0800-1700, Sat 0800-1630.
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