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Free Food Everyday For 1 Month

So you love to cook, which is cool ...but guess what's even cooler.???

How would feel if you got a free meal by just sending a few photos on instagram??? Here's your chance.


Mama Cass Restaurant after being in existence for 30 years and known for  providing a more conducive atmosphere, fresh and wholesome of high quality for the mobile and upcoming working class has launched a social media campaign called #mamascookingrocks

Since opening it's first outlet at Allen in 1983, Mama Cass restaurant has gone to open several outlets in Lagos, Abuja, Abeokuta and London.
Over the years, Mama Cass has gained a reputation for being the reference point when it comes to traditional quality meals.

You can watch the video below and follow the guidelines. Don't Miss out!!!



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