Only if I knew that eating could put one into trouble. It wasn't even intentional. We went on this excursion to this rural area, and we had a fun of fun. They had the best of natural everything. From food to palmwine to fruits and vegetables. The bush meats were particularly delicious. We also got to eat snakes too, I never knew they were that delicious and palatable. By the time we were leaving for school, I even came back with some. The meat actually doesn't even look like snake in appearance. I never saw it as an issue. Just two weeks ago, I got to visit my village for the first time since birth. I was happy to be finally home. I got to meet extended families members. But I noticed snakes occasionally crawled about, I made attempt to kill one and was prevented. They told me snakes are part of the community and it's a taboo to kill them or eat them. I couldn't believe my ears, especially the "eat them" part. I have been feeling nervous and easy since then, even though I don't know what happens to anybody who breaks the taboo. I've been having weird dreams since then. What should I do?



From www.confessionsnigeria.com Nigeria's first anonymous portal

Kill em More and eat them All

Taboos and other CrapShit still making waves across Africa. .
Even the lord God commanded in the Bible, we should "kill and eat" every other living thing he made. ( many cultures have failed to exclude human from their menu though)

Forget the taboo and "kill and eat ". The lord is your strength and shepherd.

Is it true they taste like chicken?

Nothing do you,just your conscience