Top 20 Lagos Food Affiliates on Instagram (October 2026)

We found 20 Lagos Food Affiliates on Instagram
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22/10/2026
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2. chizi.a

Nigeria

🍒if you’re new here, this is normal ☁️ lifestyle ~ beauty ~ food 📍lagos • london 💌 chizicreates@gmail.com

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3. Minister Of African Food Tourism

Nigeria

Nigeria's Biggest Food & Perfume Critic . 10/10 is for God 9/10 is for Me 8/10 is for the Best Dish I taste . Dm Lets Do Business

Followers
1.2M
Fake followers
29.44%
Engagement rate
1.15%
Average Reel plays
179.1K
Audience gender
female
72.76%
male
27.24%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
87.32%
United Kingdom
2.89%
United States
2.49%
Ghana
0.98%
Canada
0.87%
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4. simi_od

Nigeria

✨As authentic as I can be 💕Visual Storyteller 📷Mini vlogs | Food | Lifestyle 💌Justsimi02@gmail.com B.P: @just.simis

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6. Iam_risky

Nigeria

🍲 Turning Lagos food & lifestyle into viral stories 🎬 Food Vlogs • Travel ⚠️ Lagos Chief Enjoyment Officer 🌴😂 ✉️ collabwithriskyy@gmail.com

Followers
105.8K
Fake followers
20.11%
Engagement rate
1.53%
Average Reel plays
37.1K
Audience gender
female
45.26%
male
54.74%
Top performing Reels
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
80.96%
United States
4.23%
United Kingdom
2.32%
Ghana
2.15%
United Arab Emirates
1.25%
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7. 𝐀’𝐋𝐔𝐊𝐒 | Food | Lifestyle | Cultural Storyteller

Nigeria

Southeastern Nigerian Food, Lifestyle & Culture I Tell Authentic Stories Through Food & Visuals Founder @chopwith_aluks 💌 cookwithaluks@gmail.com

Followers
115.8K
Fake followers
21.64%
Engagement rate
5.19%
Average Reel plays
95.9K
Audience gender
female
75.1%
male
24.9%
Top performing Reels
  1. MBỌGHỌ or MBUGHU 🤎 Igbo nwere nri. This meal had my parents licking their fingers and begging me to make it again 😂 Mind you, this was my first attempt and I absolutely nailed it. It was so delicious and satisfying. One thing about Igbo dishes is that many of them are slowly fading away. Some of these meals were passed down from our grandparents and parents, but today, many young people have never even tasted them or heard their names before. That is one of the major reasons I create the kind of content I do. I genuinely love documenting our local Igbo dishes, not just because they are delicious, but because every meal carries a story, a tradition, and a part of our identity as Igbo people. When you look closely, you’ll realize our food culture is rich beyond imagination. From the ingredients we use, to the methods of preparation, to the stories behind each dish… everything is deeply rooted in family, community, and tradition. To make this meal, all you need is: • Ji Abana White • Ji Abana Red • Ji Abii • Red Pepper • MAGGI Seasoning • Salt • Palm Oil • Onions • Kpomo • Ugba/Ukpaka • Ogiri Igbo • Green Vegetables Meanwhile, your favourite native spices are still available 👇🏾 1. Ofe Akwu Natural Local Spice Perfect for making Ofe Akwu (Banga stew). It gives that rich local, authentic taste and aroma. ₦15,000 2. Nsala Natural Local Spice Specially made for delicious Nsala soup. ₦15,000 3. Pepper Soup Local Spice Perfect for all kinds of pepper soup — chicken, beef, assorted meat, turkey, goat meat, etc. It can also be used to prepare Ji Mmiri-Oku for women after childbirth. ₦15,000 4. 3-in-1 Multipurpose Native Spice Perfect for Abacha, Nkwobi, Native Rice or Pasta, Vegetable Yam, Yam Porridge, and Ede Agworoagwo (Ede Bazaar). ₦15,000 5. Ita Ngu A healthier alternative to potash (Akanwu) for making Ncha for Abacha and Nkwobi. It also helps Ukwa, Fio Fio, and beans cook faster and softer. ₦10,000 #ADayInMyLife #Mbogho #SpendTheDayWithMe #LocalFood #IgboAmaka
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  3. Let’s make MBỌGHỌ or MBUGHU for dinner! IGBO NWERE NRI!!! To make this delicious native meal, all you need is: • Ji Abana White • Ji Abana Red • Ji Abii • Red Pepper • MAGGI Shrimp Seasoning • Salt • Palm Oil • Onions • Kpomo • Ugba/Ukpaka • Ogiri Igbo • Green Vegetables Seasoning @maggi_nigeria Meanwhile, your favourite native spices are still available 👇🏾 1. Ofe Akwu Natural Local Spice Perfect for making Ofe Akwu (Banga stew). It gives your food that rich, local and authentic taste and aroma. 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 2. Nsala Natural Local Spice Specially made for delicious Nsala soup. 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 3. Pepper Soup Natural Local Spice Perfect for all kinds of pepper soup — chicken, beef, assorted meat, turkey, goat meat and more. It can also be used to prepare Ji Mmiri-Oku for women after childbirth. 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 4. 3-in-1 Multipurpose Native Spice Perfect for Abacha, Nkwobi, Native Rice or Pasta, Vegetable Yam, Yam Porridge and Ede Agworoagwo (Ede Bazaar). 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 5. Ita Ngu A healthier alternative to potash (Akanwu) for making Ncha for Abacha and Nkwobi. It also helps Ukwa, Fio Fio and beans cook faster and softer. Only available in 500ml — ₦10,000 6. Stew Natural Local Spice Perfect for tomato stew, steaming meat, jollof pasta, jollof rice, jollof rice and beans, fried rice, cabbage sauce, coconut rice, egg sauce, moi moi and several other dishes. 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 7. Suya/Yaji Natural Local Spice Perfect for Suya with any protein of your choice, grilled and roasted meats, fish, barbecue, chicken, shawarma, fries, stir-fries and as an all-purpose seasoning for a rich, smoky and spicy flavour. 250ml — ₦8,000 500ml — ₦15,000 To order: WhatsApp 09072653320 #ADayInMyLife #Mbogho #SpendTheDayWithMe #LocalFood #IgboAmaka
    29.8K
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
79.01%
United States
5%
United Kingdom
3.57%
Ghana
1.48%
Canada
1.11%
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8. URIEL

Nigeria

@uulovesfood @uowehealth 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 TO ORDER MEAL PLAN OR FOOD WhatsApp +234 814 616 1779 Restaurant Owner

Followers
1.9M
Fake followers
27.2%
Engagement rate
1.65%
Average Reel plays
62.4K
Audience gender
female
58.04%
male
41.96%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
75.05%
Ghana
3.28%
United States
2.97%
South Africa
1.9%
United Kingdom
1.72%
Followers
117.4K
Fake followers
-
Engagement rate
1.27%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
No info available
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
No info available
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10. MomentsWithPrecious

Nigeria

Nigerian Food & Lifestyle Creator 🇳🇬✨ Simple meals • Mum life • Home inspiration Business: mwithprecious@gmail.com

Followers
161.5K
Fake followers
33.31%
Engagement rate
1.61%
Average Reel plays
37.3K
Audience gender
female
39.26%
male
60.74%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
60.23%
Kenya
8.63%
United States
5.55%
Ghana
5.55%
Tanzania
1.63%

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11. Onyeka cynthia Obi-Uchendu

Nigeria

Socially awkward FOOD|FASHION|LIFESTYLE @somethingyummyng 📩👇

Followers
384.3K
Fake followers
28.09%
Engagement rate
6.68%
Average Reel plays
153.9K
Audience gender
female
78.87%
male
21.13%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
77.47%
United States
4.11%
United Kingdom
3%
Ghana
2.62%
South Africa
1.47%
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12. Dr. Ojogwu chike collins

Nigeria

Optometrist 👨‍⚕️🩺 Documenting life’s journey, one story at a time 🎥 Food | Lifestyle | Travel ✈️ 📍 Lagos, Nigeria 📩 workwithchike@gmail.com

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13. Ama Udofa

Nigeria

adventurer. curious about food, fashion, fragrances, and wine. compulsive yapper. happy child. life of the party.

Followers
166.4K
Fake followers
14.54%
Engagement rate
1.16%
Average Reel plays
29.2K
Audience gender
female
54.76%
male
45.24%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
74.19%
United States
10.39%
United Kingdom
3.57%
Canada
1.79%
South Africa
1.3%
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14. Yinnythehomemaker|Abuja Creator|Onyinye Anunyuo

Nigeria

✨HomeMaking with Ease ✨Food ✨Family & Motherhood ✨Lifestyle 📧 yinnythehomemaker@gmail.com

Followers
97.3K
Fake followers
18.31%
Engagement rate
3.31%
Average Reel plays
31.8K
Audience gender
female
85.42%
male
14.58%
Top performing Reels
  1. 32.6K
  2. 15.4K
  3. 15.1K
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
78.79%
United States
6.06%
Canada
4.55%
Brazil
1.52%
United Arab Emirates
1.52%
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15. JUDITH OKOCHA

Nigeria

•Food •Lifestyle• Motherhood 🤍 •Founder:@judith_thebrand @judivision_agency Pr / Collab📧: judithurevbu@gmail.com •YouTube Channel👇

Followers
174.4K
Fake followers
36.26%
Engagement rate
1.47%
Average Reel plays
36.4K
Audience gender
female
62.96%
male
37.04%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
76.38%
United States
4.02%
Ghana
2.68%
United Kingdom
2.66%
United Arab Emirates
1.5%
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16. Aminah | Content creator & brand influencer

Nigeria

Married woman Sharing my modest and faith driven lifestyle Faith | lifestyle | food 📩Collaborations: aminahabiola3@gmail.com 📍 Lagos🇳🇬

Followers
167.1K
Fake followers
25.78%
Engagement rate
2.19%
Average Reel plays
30.2K
Audience gender
female
68.97%
male
31.03%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
83.37%
Ghana
2.67%
United States
2.21%
United Kingdom
1.3%
Tanzania
0.94%
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18. Ify’s baby kitchen (Baby & Toddler food)

Nigeria

I show you how to make yummy and easy baby/toddler food. See my other page @ifys.kitchen for adult food Ads and Biz- ifyskitchen1@gmail.com

Followers
72.5K
Fake followers
15.97%
Engagement rate
19.49%
Average Reel plays
179.2K
Audience gender
female
93.64%
male
6.36%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
77.01%
United States
4.73%
Ghana
3.88%
United Kingdom
3.86%
Canada
1.48%
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19. THE TEMINIKAN

Nigeria

🔸 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐖𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐑𝐞𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐞𝐝 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐥 ⭐️ 🔸 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐲𝐥𝐞,𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐝 & 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐥𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫 🔸 𝐃𝐞𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐎𝐟 “𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫𝐝”💁🏽‍♀️ 🔸 𝐅𝐎𝐙 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟔...

Followers
113.8K
Fake followers
36.01%
Engagement rate
5.02%
Average Reel plays
33.3K
Audience gender
female
54.62%
male
45.38%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
75.9%
United States
4.81%
United Kingdom
2.95%
Ghana
2.78%
South Africa
1.14%
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20. Ìbùkúnolúwa Oiza

Nigeria

Family | Striving | Food | Skincare

Followers
484.8K
Fake followers
26.34%
Engagement rate
4.88%
Average Reel plays
123.3K
Audience gender
female
76.46%
male
23.54%
Top performing Reels
  1. 18.6K
  2. 1️⃣ I used to hate being dark-skinned. Not dislike. Hate. I was bullied for being “too black,” and I believed them. I bleached my skin because I thought lighter meant prettier. It took me years to unlearn that lie and undo the damage. Now? I protect my melanin like it’s gold. 2️⃣ I treated my body like an experiment. One month I wanted to be thicker. Next month I wanted to be slimmer. Weight gain supplements. Weight loss supplements. Back and forth like my body was a trend. I landed in the hospital before I landed in self respect. That was my wake up call. My body isn’t a toy. 3️⃣ I still hurt over friendships that ended. And I don’t care how mature that sounds. Outgrowing people hurts. Loving people who can’t love you correctly hurts. Watching people switch on you hurts. Healing doesn’t cancel grief. 4️⃣ I didn’t know I had ADHD until I was 27. For years I thought I was Slow. Distracted. I struggled with reading. With focus. With finishing things. I kept asking myself, “Why is this so hard for me when it seems easy for everyone else? Turns out, my brain just works differently. Imagine finding that out in your late 20s. The relief. The anger. The “what if I had known earlier?” 5️⃣ It took me 5+ years to learn how to love myself properly. Not the cute affirmations. The real one. Boundaries. Therapy. Accountability. Discipline. Choosing myself even when it feels lonely. Admitting when I was the problem too. Sharing this wasn’t easy. I still have days I cry wishing I could redo parts of my life. But I can’t. So I’m learning to make peace with who I was while building who I’m becoming🫶🏽💕
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Nigeria
53.94%
United States
8.94%
Ghana
4.09%
South Africa
4.07%
Brazil
2.31%

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