Maiduguri’s BBQ huts keep fire alive notwithstanding violence

<p>The glow browns and a fume rises in this violence-torn Nigerian city, yet a honeyed smell that follows creates transparent there is no reason to be fearful unless we are vegetarian.
The people here have high culinary taste, 32-year-old Isa Jaja explained while pleat fat off a chunk of beef during his food hovel along a highway where confidence army in trucks frequently prowl, rifles during a ready.
If we wish your suya to sell, we have to have good spices, he added, referring to a seasoned grilled meat he prepares.
The northeastern city of Maiduguri has been during a centre of Islamist organisation Boko Harams lethal insurgency, yet a roadside grill shacks, a deeply secure partial of northern Nigerian culture, have kept a fire alive.
They live with fewer customers, a consistent hazard of assault and hours singular by a curfew, yet large numbers of suya shacks still dot a roadsides, logs fervent underneath skewers of beef, tripe and kidney, to name a few.
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