Daniel Regha surprises fans with homemade garri cake
Popular Nigerian influencer Daniel Regha has showcased his baking skills by making a Garri cake and flaunting it online.
In a post shared on his X page (formerly Twitter), the social media personality uploaded photos of his creation, accompanied by a caption explaining the inspiration behind it.
“Was craving something sweet and decided to make Garri cake. If you ever stayed in a boarding house/school, you will understand. Delicious…😊,” he wrote.
Regha revealed that his craving for something sweet sparked the idea, leading him to experiment with Garri as a key ingredient.
According to him, the result was both unique and delicious.
His post quickly gained traction, attracting numerous reactions from social media users who flooded the comment section with their thoughts and opinions.
See some reactions below:
@TheDamiForeign: “Garri cake?? Omo poverty Dey make person discover plenty things o.”
@So_Tee_Genesis: “Nawaohhhhhh. Why una dey shout poverty ? Somebody cannot relieve his secondary school memory again.”
@GideonGeorge: “I stayed in a boarding school of Federal Government College Azare for 6 years and I have never come across this until now, stop feeling like the world revolves around you alone.”
@Odogwunwanyii: “Lmao: thank God we have people like Regha, he’ll subtly give us his recipe’s for low budget meals since this country doesn’t want us to eat egg and others anymore. 😭 Garri cake, that’s nice.’
@Grachidex: “You really go boarding school, i haven’t seen this since I graduated.”
@ojehtoju: “Been hearing about this Garri cake but never really had it. I wonder what it tastes like.”
@zion435: “I went to a boarding school but never heard or see anyone do this, Daniel talk true, na u invent this one.”
@sinistersmaf511: “Poverty don finish you if u like bro save money travel out and enjoy life.”
@ItsAyonitemi: “@DanielRegha make I no lie for you na your village people Dey disturb you, abi you don offend some people wey you don’t know cause why will you be proud of your poverty lifestyle.”
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