Rapunzel001:


Obama no even reach my papa half...
I guess it's just a traditional thing for some folks... Christmas and chicken... more like Thanksgiving and turkey

vizkiz:
I eat chicken every other day not just on Christmas!
Na cow we dey kill for our house. No quote me oh

vizkiz:


hey, you haven't given an answer to my question though

quiinnBee:

yes the it started from britain and of course nigerians followed the tradition.

MrsPhyno:

Exactly, softappless please see here

Red meat is much worse for u, has a higher fat content and is essentially just the devil
White meat is actually not meat, technically, it's "poultry". It's easier on ur liver & cholesterol lvls.

quiinnBee:

answer is no.i didnt think it was you.you misjudged the quote.

oh, alright then. What about the "other" answer?

softappless:
but in britain they used turkey and in NIGERIA WE use fowl.

quiinnBee:

difference?
a turkey is just larger than a chicken.they are both poultry animals

vizkiz:


oh, alright then. What about the "other" answer?

quiinnBee:

^_^ dont really know the kinda answer you're expecting.

maybe you can reply the one in your mail

vizkiz:


maybe you can reply the one in your mail

whirlwind7:
Chickens? Not me.

My Christmas day special is always cat fish!
That's right. Eja aro all the way.

vizkiz:


we no plenty just 45. E too much?

pinceprinz:


lols rubbish, be4 u prescribe wc meat is Ideal or not, ask if somebody is not mal or better still under nourished.

MrsPhyno:

Even if they are malnourished, chicken still offers a better balance of protein and fat than red meat. In fact, if u can live ur whole life without it, u would be better off lol

Nova15:

Me na just gala and coke

marshalcarter:

As a big boi na

softappless:
for years now i have been wondering why Nigerians always connect christmas with eating of chicken, as in whether you have been eating it everyday does not matter but what matters is that on that 25th of december a fowl must be killed, so guys why do we eat chicken on christmas day?
cc lalasticlala, dominique

fajani:
sorry why nt ask ur dad

quiinnBee:
Turkeys were first bought into Britain in 1526,
before this time, for Christmas meals people
used to eat geese, boars’ head and even
peacocks. Turkeys were eaten instead of cows and chickens because the farmers needed their cows more for their milk, and needed their
chickens for the eggs, which back then were
more expensive than they are today. So
instead of killing off one of their livestock for
Christmas, they’d have a turkey as it was
something different and they could save their livestock to produce more milk and eggs. Henry VIII was the first person to eat a turkey
on Christmas Day, however it wasn’t until the
1950’s that the turkey was a more popular
Christmas meal choice than the goose.
thanks to google.

SkinnyDude:
i love ya