12/09/2026
🍠 What if we could enjoy our beloved Nigerian swallow while making healthier choices?
This is part of the vision behind Likas Foods.
Founded by Yetunde Lawal, a food safety specialist, business administrator and marketing specialist with a deep passion for food, Likas Foods began its journey in food preservation and dehydration in 2019, inspired by the growing challenge of food waste and the need for safer, better-preserved food.
Today, that vision has evolved into creating innovative food products from locally grown crops.
Our Likas Sweet Potato Swallow is gradually finding its place in Nigerian homes as a nutritious and delicious alternative to traditional amala. 🍠
Sweet potatoes naturally provide fibre, potassium, vitamin C and beta-carotene, depending on the variety used, making them an exciting ingredient for a more nutrition-conscious approach to swallow.
But for us, nutrition is only part of the story.
Food safety comes first.
We are committed to producing food that is carefully processed, preserved and packaged to meet the standards our consumers deserve.
✅ NAFDAC Approved
✅ Made from sweet potatoes
✅ Convenient and easy to prepare
✅ A delicious alternative to traditional amala
✅ Produced with a strong focus on food safety and quality
Our journey has not been without hurdles. There have been challenges, hard work, learning, setbacks and small victories—but every home that welcomes Likas Sweet Potato Swallow reminds us that the vision is worth pursuing.
We are building more than a food brand. We are building a future where Nigerian agricultural produce can be preserved, transformed and enjoyed safely and conveniently.
🍠 Have you tried Sweet Potato Swallow yet?
Give Likas Foods a chance to become part of your family’s dining table.
Patronize Likas Foods. Support Nigerian food innovation. Eat well. Eat safe. Eat local.
For orders, partnerships and distribution opportunities, connect with Likas Foods today.
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