RedBenson:


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.

since when i was 10years

Lolz.....the good old days, popsie sef dey follow us arrange dat tym.

Now im the minister of kitchen affairs......and i do dis too. .....without d bra part sha

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

C kpako dea claim posh

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.

Our food was never served on the bare floor but we all had our own plates and cutleries and each child was responsible for his/her own

MichaelSokoto:

Which area 4 AJ?

I represent 2nd Uzor street

Aiyenero street, towards Boundary...

emusmith:


Aiyenero street, towards Boundary...

Abi Aiyetoro street?

Kai our mothers!

even if na one piece of meat, weda u b ten u must to get somethin.
Nne e di too much!

I remember d mark on my face beside d nose was as a result of dragging meat with my immediate elder brother. He pushed me in d process n I hit my face on a table. . It added to my beauty on d long run though.

Imagine having 4 other brothers....mum's rationing skills na highest..

Nice one. If you get this for breakfast and then dinner: oh thank your stars! Thanks Mum wherever you're resting now.

We still do it in my family but mom doesnt do the sharing, the sharing is done by me and i take the highest share.

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

ur family is d major cus of corruption in Nigeria [

Wao dis reminds me of our family back in da days
#Olu Orun Mapa Iyamilekun