Adekunle Gold Stocks Viral ‘Pako Indomie Café’ With 50 Cartons

The rhythmic sizzle of frying noodles nearly drowned out the music in Eyinju’s modest kiosk when magic happened. As her phone camera recorded, the petite noodle vendor – who proudly calls her business “Pako Indomie Café” – swayed joyfully to Adekunle Gold’s “Coco Money,” her infectious energy transforming the cramped space into a viral stage. Little did she know her carefree moment would lead to an avalanche of instant noodles and internet fame.

When the Afrobeats star stumbled upon Eyinju’s comment – “I dey chop coco money everyday on my MP inside my Pako Indomie café” – beneath his Instagram post, he didn’t just hit like. The platinum-selling artist, known for keeping his feet firmly planted despite his meteoric rise, made a promise that would soon have social media buzzing: “Let’s help you stock up more.”

Within days, Eyinju’s humble café became the recipient of 50 cartons of Indomie noodles – a mountain of provisions that left the small business owner speechless. The emotional vendor’s tearful gratitude post captured hearts across platforms: “You didn’t just keep your word – you sprinkled gold dust on it,” she wrote, her words painting a picture of the surreal moment delivery trucks pulled up to her modest operation.

This wasn’t just celebrity philanthropy; it was a cultural moment that resonated deeply in a nation where small businesses form the backbone of communities. As photos of Eyinju posing with her noodle fortune circulated, Nigerians celebrated more than the gesture – they applauded the authenticity of an artist who remembers his roots while riding the waves of stardom.

In the days since, the “Pako Indomie Café” has become an unlikely tourist spot, with customers flocking not just for the now-famous noodles, but for the story of how a three-minute video and a musician’s golden heart turned a daily grind into a fairytale. As Eyinju serves up plates with renewed vigor, one thing is clear – in Nigeria’s harsh economic climate, sometimes the sweetest “coco money” comes not from the song, but from the humanity it inspires.