Yes, the original sentence is grammatically correct in the context of informal writing and incorporates Nigerian Pidgin and Igbo, which adds cultural authenticity. Here’s a breakdown of the meaning:
- The person is expressing a strong desire for "akara," which is a popular Nigerian dish made from black-eyed peas, and they are frustrated that they can’t find it nearby because the only similar item available is "puff puff" (a fried dough


