And The Country With The Best Jollof Is...

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Gambia!!!

Gambian Jollof Rice

This was concluded when the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) held a Jollof Rice Competiton as part of activities marking the Jollof Festival over the weekend.

Nigeria came in second and Ghana third.

Before you jump into the comments section to insult this post, you should know that Guardian Life was not on the panel of judges.

Gambia has emerged the winner in the Jollof Rice Competition organised by the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), beating Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal pic.twitter.com/Oo7xtzHiQl

— Africa Facts Zone (@AfricaFactsZone) August 29, 2017

Feel free to have a talk with the GTA though.

Jollof, although originally from a Senegambian region, jollof has spread across countries in West Africa, and is now the best known African dish in the world.

This dish has been the result of a lot of arguments, and competitions never seem to help put the unending debate at rest.

So when the results of this competition were released, people were not having it. I mean, look at the food that won.

When Nigerians heard that Gambia won the Jollof Rice competition. pic.twitter.com/IVunWbDb9C

— ⓑ ⓘ ⓝ ⓞ ⓑ ⓘ ⓘ 🇳🇬 (@binobii) August 29, 2017

Nigerians looking at the post like pic.twitter.com/ouXlrcCOUs

— LADITheGreat (@Laditheboy1) August 29, 2017

There is a whole carrot, half a lime, a whole garden egg, something that looks like necrotic placenta and is that...pawpaw?? Nah who voted?

— Logistician⚡️ (@kitanaTheMua) August 29, 2017

Can the people who voted for this jollof to win please step up.

Same people that voted buhari and trump

— adetayo iretomiwa (@irexangel) August 29, 2017

Or could it have been a mistake? Could this be something else, not jollof?

This is not jollof rice, this is a case of mistaken identity. This is glorified "ekuru" my brother.

— thatBLOKEheirBEEB (@Heirbeeb) August 29, 2017

Looks like sacrifice😏 pic.twitter.com/PCmeaoJnlr

— teresa...Xx (@Tessywingy) August 29, 2017

is that the winning jollof or the sacrifice at orita meta?

— Nanashi No Gombe (@unreadcharlatan) August 29, 2017

If you offer this nonsense as sacrifice at any junction, the god will strike you dead immediately. Paw paw, lime and garden egg in rice 😷

— Kaycee (@White_Parash) August 29, 2017

What are your thoughts? Could it be that Gambia actually has the best jollof rice in West Africa? Or was there "ojoro" (cheating) somewhere during the competition?