Ghanaian Comedian and Content Creator, Sadiq Sule popularly known as SDK has shared the events leading to his food blogging journey.
SDK was mostly recognized for his funny skits and content with his parents. However, the content creator all of a sudden begun food blogging, visiting restaurants and tasting a variety of their dishes to promote their brands.
Speaking to Giovani Caleb on 3FM Drive, SDK said the food blogging idea came about when a photographer friend called on him for a promo shoot with a new Café & Family Restaurant.
According to him, the outcome of the promo shoot was impressive which further convinced him to begin the food blogging.
“It happened with Chocolate Sarayi. It was new in town and a photographer friend called me and said they wanted a promo and would really like me to do it for them. So, I said fine and we did it, people loved it and I was like okay they love the food thing so let me do it.
“Then other restaurants liked it too and the calls keep coming,” he narrated on Monday, February 26.
Recounting the monetary benefits so far, he said “it pays. But by the time you take the money and get out of the comfort zone then the money reduces because you have a crew that you pay and all.”
He indicated that his food blogging has earned him more fans in Nigeria and has received some invitation from notable content creators in Nigeria.
SDK said he will soon come up with content featuring Nigerian content creators.
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The content creator who lost both parents last year noted that it has been difficult since to the extent that he is now having a therapy session.
He emphasised that this affected his craft and productivity at a point.
“It has been crazy since I lost both parents. That one really dey eat me up. So now I have gone to seek the advice of a therapist and I’m on it.
“It got to a point that I am not really inspired sometimes the work will be there but I’m not motivated to do it,” he said.
He urged persons who are facing similar situations to seek help and open up for support because he’s seen improvement since his therapy session.