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Akabanga Lagos Secures Exclusive Rights to Rwanda's Iconic Chili Oil in Nigeria
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Akabanga Lagos has officially become the sole distributor of Rwanda's legendary Akabanga Chili Oil in Nigeria, following its 100% acquisition of Akabanga 4U Limited. This milestone marks a bold step in the brand's expansion into West Africa's largest consumer market.
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Produced in Rwanda by the acclaimed Sina Gérard / Entreprise Urwibutso, Akabanga Chili Oil is a premium blend crafted from yellow African habanero peppers, sunflower oil, and natural spices. Available in 20ml and 100ml bottles, the oil is famed for its smoky, earthy flavour and versatility — used both as a cooking oil and a finishing condiment across diverse local and international cuisines.
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