"The Best in Toronto": Nigerian Man Sets Up Factory in Canada and Produces Sweet Agege Bread, Video Trends

• A Nigerian man who lives in Canada has set up a bread factory to produce sweet Agege bread which is now popular
• The man named Wale Oladapo relocated to Canada in 2016 but set up the bakery in 2018 and he now has branches
• The Mayor of Brampton where the first bakery was opened visited the factory recently to see things for himself

Wale Oladapo, a Nigerian man who relocated to Canada in 2016 has set up an Agege bread factory in Brampton.

The bread factory set up in 2018 has grown in leaps and bounds and now has branches across Canada.

A video trending on TikTok shows when the Mayor of Brampton led city officials to pay a visit to the factory.

Video of Nigerian man who owns Agege bread factory in Canada

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The man who started the factory said the bread is originally produced just the way Nigerians like it.

The bread pack is clearly labelled Agege Bread and the Mayor and his entourage appreciated the rich taste of the Nigerian delicacy.

People on TikTok who have seen the video are full of praise for Wale who has shown the real hustling spirit Nigerians are known for. The video was posted by @okayafrica.

Watch the video below:

Reactions from TikTok users

@Olamilekan said:

"Nigeria to the world. The Canadian government should grant us free entry because Agege bread no be play."

@Think Aboutit735 commented:

"If you haven’t eaten Agege bread , put it on your bucket list, it’s what bread should be."

@Olans Davo said:

"Even agege bread don japa."

@Modunkwu Ifeoma reacted:

"The best bread in Toronto and he is a very humble man."

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@Bisi Quality said

"Just started same bread business in France. I hope to grow yoo."

@Rosey5402 reacted:

"Next is to open ewa agoyin spot by the side on the bakery."

@EbonyGuy001 said:

"They won’t show this on social media, but if it is other way around na all social media go carry am."

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In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man opened a jollof rice restaurant in the UK.

The man named Azeez said he started the restaurant with his friend but that he now runs it alone.

A lot of Nigerians on social media appreciated him for exporting Nigerian food.

Source: Legit.ng