Few dishes in the world carry as much cultural weight and spark as much debate as Jollof rice. Across West Africa, Jollof is more than food—it’s identity, pride, and tradition served on a plate. From wedding feasts in Dakar to street parties in Lagos and Accra, the rich, red, smoky rice is always at the center of the table. And now, with the rise of Jolofcoin 2.0, this beloved dish finds a new stage—not just in kitchens and festivals, but on the blockchain.