The top trending search term on Google Nigeria over the past 30 days is ‘How to make bread?’, followed by ‘Who is Abba Kyari?’,A statement by the global tech company on Monday stated that the top 20 t
rending questions on Google Search Nigeria over the last 30 days were dominated by food and current affairs questions.
Google added that many people across the globe, including Nigerians, who had been forced to stay at home and were unable to perform their usual work, had turned to cooking and baking to pass time and keep themselves fed in the absence of restaurants and other vendors.It explained that Nigerians were also asking for information related to the lockdown and coronavirus, as well as more general current affairs topics.
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