As you may already know a #JollofWar has been raging between Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Cameroon, which has spilled over into the Twittersphere.

And Senegalese chef Pierre Thiam added his two cents last week, saying his home country, “the originator of jollof” makes it best.

We're with @KeriHilson. Make jollof, not war ? #JollofWarshttps://t.co/3OLGDKV0JP

— Chuku's (@chukusLDN) May 12, 2016

But e.TV Ghana presenter and fashionista Sister Deborah has penned the anthem “Ghana Jollof” that might settle the score once and for all.

Press release. Please contact me with any questions or media requests. ? #JollofWarshttps://t.co/fklqvNoZUS

— Awesomely Luvvie (@Luvvie) April 23, 2016

The singer—sister to Wanlov the Kubolor, one-half of Ghanaian rap powerhouse FOKN Bois who also co-wrote the track—spits punchy lyrics revealing the secret to her bangin’ jollof is skipping the Maggi cube (but wait, isn’t that an essential?). She favors cracked chicken bones instead.

Hey @johnboyega! Look at you in #JollofWars#EatYourArtOut#JollofForIntergalacticPeacepic.twitter.com/ULia3M4XOs

— Haneefah Adam (@ms_hanie) May 5, 2016

Best known for her viral hitter “Uncle Obama” from several years ago, Sister Deborah doesn’t disappoint with lines like “Ghana Jollof on fleek, yours isn’t” and it “brings boys to the yard,” especially Naija ones.

The infectious but somewhat repetitive hook “Ghana jollof yummy,” delivered over a minimalist hip-hop beat produced by Kuvie, delivers one key lesson: “learn how to cook.”

Whip up some jollof rice, check out the cover art by fellow Ghanaian artist Bright Ackwerh, and listen to the track above.