when i was in village, happen

as my mama don die tey tey , na my papa , we usually serve ourselves but my popsi go share im meat for 7 of us , how it went round to 7 of us i no fit explain, na so im go call our name one by one and he would give it to you in your mouth , dem no born u collect am for hand .

God i love my dad, i just cant say how much

I am the last of 6 children and was always left with the last food.

englishmart:
in my family, everyone has access to the kitchen.
#Teamserveyourselves

Even as children abi? mchewww

RedBenson:
Lol. I'm sure your mum must've been doing this. Many reasons attribute to this practice. 1st, to avoid fight among siblings; 2ndly, to ensure evenly distribution of the available food among all accordingly (with most times putting age in consideration). The senior ones are given the more bigger size than the junior ones.

Let's share the memory of those old days.

In tears... oh mama RIP.

RedBenson:


Who don survive for naija before without eba?

i dont eat swallow food

ONESS:

In tears... oh mama RIP.

Hmmmmm, accept my sympathy.

prettythicksme:
i dont eat swallow food

Ifahear!

Krasid:
I am the last of 6 children and was always left with the last food.

Same here bro. Was so so annoying picking the last plate.

pretydiva:
same here

maybe you're from MY family. You might not know

I grew up with my grandparents. All the men. Eat together in one big blow ( igba). I was later separated from the rest when my grandpa noticed I always get cheated as I can't eat fast and I don't like hot food.

Those day when your mama will finish cooking and she will shout your name and ask you and your younger ones to come and carry their food. Anyway its a good experience shall..... LOL

We no plenty reach dat 1 4 ma family nw. deer is God true true

who snap my mum 18yrs ago, come kep am till today?

Eat for same plate and oghene carry your meat chop u carry eba land am for face wahala start oghene carry soup hand dash eyesslap ; mama come carry food go give Chinedu wy fit chop mountain cos u don dey cry with oghene when ur eyes don close for soup-slap

RedBenson:


Ifahear!

seriously it gives me running stomach.

slikcipher:



555

555 na later stage!

;DNa so so lie

dryakson:
I b ajebota... Therefore I have no idea what she's doing

RedBenson:
Lol. I'm sure your mum must've been doing this. Many reasons attribute to this practice. 1st, to avoid fight among siblings; 2ndly, to ensure evenly distribution of the available food among all accordingly (with most times putting age in consideration). The senior ones are given the more bigger size than the junior ones.

Let's share the memory of those old days.

Well, the only thing that makes this look funny is because of the setting. Probably a low income home with no dining room/set.
If you transfer this to a beautiful dining room with a large dinning set and cutleries, it will be Bon Apetite

just passing

Na eye we dey use measure d food

frankmishael1:
who?

"google search"

prettythicksme:
seriously it gives me running stomach.

Since when?

prettythicksme:
seriously it gives me running stomach.

Since when?

You wey dey blow eba like 2moro no go dey abi? Even when u enter restaurant, as a girl, no eba na hin u dey request for. No come form here o.

ummm actually i and my siblings ate from the same plate when we were growing up. Our parents wanted us to learn to accomodate and tolerate one another. We still do so sometimes.

this yellow Eba is too much na,this is where money is going,I seeeee!

Lolz mine was different cos we where like seventeen in my house, not from one woman tho and there was always a house help even tho they don't stay long cos of one of my step moms...so we had a sort of food time table drafted in the kitchen and pasted for all to see ...lolzz i remember we used to rap to the list then.We would skip when they prepared something we don't fancy..but sometimes when you come home late you meet nothing cos some ppl get double compartment for belle & u hv to wait for the next meal or help urself to the fridge.The food table abi food roster was cray***

PrettyClare7:
ummm actually i and my siblings ate from the same plate when we were growing up. Our parents wanted us to learn to accomodate and tolerate one another. We still do so sometimes.

hey have u gain weight? this is 2015,wish u well.

arsetalks:
I grew up with my grandparents. All the men. Eat together in one big blow ( igba). I was later separated from the rest when my grandpa noticed I always get cheated as I can't eat fast and I don't like hot food.

same here,I even do the cooking later wen am mature enough, so I eat any portion I like.

dancok:
hey have u gain weight? this is 2015,wish u well.

lol your funny. Wish you the best

In my own house, my mom calls all four of down to the kitchen before serving our meals because she detests leftovers. So she asks us to clearly state if the food served is enough or to take away from it. For the meats or fish as the case may be, my elder brother does the sharing favoring himself the most.
Back then, we only eat meat or fish with dinner and we usually have nothing on our breakfast meals. why? I don't know. But that doesn't stop my dad from having multiples of those on each of his meals. Well, he's always been treated like king in the house anyway.