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Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by afolayan22(m): 7:30pm On Aug 11, 2016
Don't mind my write up,I'm still a learner.It has been observed that an average Nigerian take their meat and fish after finishing their meal.What is your take?Is this tradition,table manner or what else?
Re: Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by youngest85(m): 7:33pm On Aug 11, 2016
it's a superstition
Re: Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by Nobody: 7:50pm On Aug 11, 2016
It's just the way we were brought up, nothing more.
Re: Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by delishpot: 8:13pm On Aug 11, 2016
I use my fish and meat to eat the food. That is to say, a bite of meat and a spoon full of what ever else I am having.
Re: Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by okdannyel(m): 8:40pm On Aug 11, 2016
Its just the way we were trained.. That's all
Re: Is It A Traditon,culture,manners To Eat Our Fish,meat After Taken Our Meals? by Nobody: 5:48am On Aug 12, 2016
It's funny how majority of Nigerian parents raised their kids this way. It reminds me of the forced short haircut schools imbibe on students as a habit.

It boils down to the fact meat is seen as a luxury so's bought in small amounts however protein is a necessity which must appear on a plate in its most nutritious form: meat. Humans naturally love the taste of meat but children have short attention spans; without meat they take a few mouthfuls of food before tiring out from the predictable taste. Mothers across Nigeria solved this problem by forcing children to eat the meat last to avoid wasting food. Since mothers teach their offspring the habit from early years it grows into them and they end up teaching their offspring who continue and teach the habit over generations.
Such practice is nowhere found in developed nations where food is seen as a basic necessity hence meat is highly subsidized.

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