
L-R: Nsysplash, Wayne Kingsley, Mrs Agne Imhomho, master Chef Chua, Gbenga Emmanuel Ogedegbe during at the official unveiling of Naija Best Chefs Reality Show, Season Two held at Federal Palace Hotel, V/I, Lagos.
By Moses Nosike
D’Boss TV in collaboration with Federal Palace Hotel and Casino and others, has unveiled Naija Best Chefs Reality Show, Season two, the Superstar Edition, in its determination to empower and launch the next generation of culinary leaders.
Speaking during the official unveiling held in Lagos, the CEO, D ‘Boss TV, Agnes Joy Imhomoh said, “This is more than a show. It is a movement designed to discover, empower, and launch the next generation of culinary leaders. Through Naija Best Chefs, we mentor and nurture diverse talents: from home cooks and food bloggers to aspiring chefs and kitchen entrepreneurs. We are bridging the skill gap in Nigeria’s hospitality industry while telling authentic African food stories to a global audience.
“Our mission is straightforward yet impactful; to empower and mentor a new wave of chefs while promoting sustainable gastronomy and celebrating Nigeria’s culinary diversity. Our vision is to elevate Nigerian chefs on the global stage, highlighting the nutritional value, creativity, and cultural richness of our food and recipes”.
According to Agnes, “this season promises to be bigger, better, and more exciting. With over 150 African recipes, innovative culinary challenges, celebrity collaborations, and inspiring cultural showcases, Naija Best Chefs Season Two will not only entertain but also preserve and modernize Africa’s rich culinary heritage. The full show officially kicks off in October 2025″.
Executive Chef, Federal Palace Hotel and Casino, Wayne Kingsley, said, “We are igniting a movement that shines a spotlight on the extraordinary talent within our kitchens, celebrates the creativity of our chefs, and positions Nigeria as a true culinary destination on the global stage. The Shining Stars Season, marks the second of its kind in our journey as this season brings something unprecedented: a dynamic exchange between international culinary experts and the brightest emerging Nigerian chefs-to-be”.
“The show will attract N20m worth of prizes and consolation prizes to be won.
According to Kingsley, “Naija Best Chef will inspire, innovate, and transform how the world views Nigerian cuisine and the wider hospitality industry. “Through this partnership we aim to elevate the standard of Nigerian hospitality to meet and exceed global expectations, showcase the brilliance of our local chefs alongside international masters and inspire the next generation to see culinary arts not just as a profession, but as a path of purpose, creativity, and excellence.
“At the Federal Palace, we believe hospitality is not only about rooms and tables, but about creating experiences that leave lasting memories. By joining forces with Naija Best Chef, we are sending a powerful message; chefs are not hidden behind the scenes, they are cultural ambassadors, creators of joy, and pillars of our nation’s pride.
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