Introduction
ONGA the seasoning brand from Promasidor Nigeria recently concluded a three-day World Food Day activation titled Cook Your Way With ONGA celebrating the rich tapestry of Nigerian regional food cultures and the personal stories woven into every home-cooked meal
What Happened
The activation ran from Friday October 16 through Sunday October 18 2026 across three Lagos locations Jendol Ikorodu and Akasolori on Friday Ikeja City Mall on Saturday and Jendol Ibeju-Lekki on Sunday Shoppers explored the culinary traditions of Nigerian six geopolitical zones through regional food sampling interactive games and culinary challenges Highlights included a Cook Your Way With Onga plate-building game that tasked participants with matching ingredients to classic Nigerian dishes against the clock as well as a cooking competition storytelling sessions and reward-based interactive experiences
Why This Matters
Rooted in ONGA Taste of Home platform the campaign emphasized that home cooking is deeply personal and varies by family region and tradition By spotlighting the brand improved Chicken and Beef seasoning cubes ONGA positioned itself as a culinary partner that delivers guaranteed richness and flavor regardless of the recipe The activation also extended beyond the physical venues inviting consumers to continue the conversation online
Key Takeaways
- Three Lagos venues hosted regional food stations representing Nigerian six geopolitical zones from Native Rice of the South-South to Jollof rice of the North-Central
- The Cook Your Way With Onga challenge gamified meal creativity encouraging participants to match ingredients to authentic dishes
- An online digital challenge hosted at www dot ongatasteofhome dot com offers prizes including a kitchen makeover an iPhone 18 Pro and a fridge for consumers who share their unique cooking styles
- ONGA focus on personal expression over rigid recipes reinforced its commitment to inspiring confidence in every home kitchen
Conclusion
The Cook Your Way With ONGA World Food Day activation successfully blended regional food heritage with modern consumer engagement proving that great-tasting meals are defined as much by personal touch as by tradition As the brand continues to champion home cooking across Nigeria the conversation sparked by the event is set to extend well beyond the three-day roadshow










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