In 2019, over 82.9 million Nigerians were considered poor by national standards, with 4 out of 10 (40.1) having real per capita expenditures below 137, 430 (FAO). With the pandemic in 2020, that number has since grown, with more people falling below the poverty line.

With growing inflation and reduced employment, many have come to depend on street food for nutrition and for their daily livelihood.

On this docu-reality series, catch 13 street food vendors battle it out over several elimination tasks for the crown of King of street foodz and the chance to be empowered with prize money, renovated work spaces and several more things target at reducing daily production costs, and improving their standards.