CABRERA: Be sure to watch CNN Tonight at 9:00 as Anthony Bourdain, Parts Unknown takes us to Nigeria. The ingenuity of the Nigerian people there is the focus of Bourdain's journey as he explores their food, their music and their rich cultural diversity.</s>ANTHONY BOURDAIN, CNN HOST: Interreligious and intertribal violence has been a fact of life for years in Nigeria. There are over 300 tribes and tens of thousands have died during such conflicts. In Lagos, some are trying to rewrite that narrative. The neighborhood of Agege is a melting pot of different tribes and religious groups. This was originally a Yoruba area, yes?</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: Yes.</s>BOURDAIN: At the house and people have been living here a long time cooperating...</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: Yeah, intermarriages in between us and then so that is why we're -- lots of understanding.</s>BOURDAIN: Masa, rice cakes made from Nigerian sticky rice and sugar and potash, a mineral rich salt.</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: This is made from millet and milk.</s>BOURDAIN: It's more like a yogurt, slightly sour. That's great.</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: Sort of a surprising food. It's also made of beans.</s>BOURDAIN: These are all beans?</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: Yes.</s>BOURDAIN: High protein bean flour dumplings served with tomatoes and onions, and peppery sauce. Delicious.</s>UNIDETIFIED MALE: Moringa?</s>BOURDAIN: And moringa salad, made from the leaves (Inaudible) tree. And such have medicinal properties. Kuli kuli powder is a garnish or condiment made from ground peanuts.</s>CABRERA: Antony Bourdain is in Lagos, Niger. A dynamic city that do it yourself spirit on the Parts Unknown tonight at 9:00 here on CNN.
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