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13 Images That Perfectly Describe Nigerian Caterers At Owambes | Zikoko!

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1. When they change their menu for their fancy client.

This one pass your power.

2. When they tell you they don’t do small chops.

3. How they listen to you tell them to come early when they know they damn well won’t:

You will wait.

4. When you see their bill for the first time.

I’m dead.

5. When the guests are not even having it.

Is it aso-ebi they will eat?

6. When you no longer trust your caterers to share the food well.

No time.

7. How they look at guests that come back for more food:

Better leave this place.

8. When someone tries to “DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?” for them.

They don’t care oh!

9. Nigerian caterers and “meat has finished”.

ALL THE TIME!

10. When they serve you strong meat and you’re wearing white.

Is it fair?

11. When you taste their puff puff and it’s actually not soggy.

It’s a miracle.

12. When you make eye contact with the caterer stealing centrepieces during the event.

“Wetin you dey look?”

13. When you see the caterer that told you food has finished carrying packs home.

Is it like that?

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