@ mynd 44, @lalasticlala @seun

The topic should be:

Why don’t most Nigerian visitors finish the food served to them?

I don't like eating food that is not prepare in my presence , my mind will not me rest

Kondomatic:
Give people food so that they will eat and be filled. Wetin be your own sef?

You can sway your waist anyhow you like when you clear the table.
Most visitors won't ask for more even if they're starving.

If you serve me pounded yam and I can still see the person sitting before me, I am not eating.

Lol. Later you will develop pot bellies and blame your village people. They should at least give you the opportunity to take the quantity you want- a buffet kinda setting. In the absence of that, a little at a time biko.

Can't a stop laughing � � I like u jawe

You cannot serve me Ofe-Akwu with salted, well cooked foreign rice and goat meat; then expect something to remain.



Infact one time my grandmother had to slap sense into me.

When we went to the house of her "enemy" on Easter Sunday. The devilish woman offered me freshly cooked Ofe-Akwu and White Rice with Big Fish.

Imagine my Granny thinking I would say NO.


I just did small sign of the cross, then proceeded to demolish the food in such a way, that my granny was so bitter looking at me.

On the road back to our house, she remove her koi-koi shoe use am reset my brain.

But it was worth it.[/quote]

Some folks will give plenty food to their visitors and then their children will be eating scraps especially meats.
Also why do we eat some much meat and cut them so big? Moreover, why do some adults think they should eat the best foods with lots of meats while their children eat little?

All that nonsense of overfeeding the man of the house - what is that all about?

me if I visit you and u serve me delicious rice and beans if I no finish am make I bend [color=#006600][/color]


Dear nairalanders,i was having a conversation with a family friend last week.
and she said,she doesn like visitors remaining food served to them. then i told her there is nothing wrong in finishing the food served to you by your host! So am seeking your opinion,
is it wrong to finish food serve to you by your host? Like wont they (your host)look at you as a glutton? Lets hear from you guys.[/quote]

me if I visit you and u serve me delicious rice and beans if I no finish am make I bend


Dear nairalanders,i was having a conversation with a family friend last week.
and she said,she doesn like visitors remaining food served to them. then i told her there is nothing wrong in finishing the food served to you by your host! So am seeking your opinion,
is it wrong to finish food serve to you by your host? Like wont they (your host)look at you as a glutton? Lets hear from you guys.[/quote]

When you finish the food its a sign that the food is not enough and you need more. So it's best is you don't finish it

chrisj2:
Some folks will give plenty food to their visitors and then their children will be eating scraps especially meats.
Also why do we eat some much meat and cut them so big? Moreover, why do some adults think they should eat the best foods with lots of meats while their children eat little?

All that nonsense of overfeeding the man of the house - what is that all about?

* I had the unfortunate situation of visiting a close family in Ibadan from a village; to catch up after years abroad. I bought the family all sorts of things including bread and dry foods. I was given a hearty meal by the missus - I am not a foodie type or Nja food type but ate some anyways.

I was mortified when the children arrived from school hungry and the mother gave them the bread I bought and gave them black eye beans to pick for cooking... When I told my motheron return to the village, she said the moin moin I bought for her and siblings should have been left for the children or I should have bought them cooked food as well... Terrible! I felt awful eating the food...

If you offer me Shawarma and Pepsicola I WILL FINISH IT

TarOrfeeek:


You cannot serve me Ofe-Akwu with salted, well cooked foreign rice and goat meat; then expect something to remain.



Infact one time my grandmother had to slap sense into me.

When we went to the house of her "enemy" on Easter Sunday. The devilish woman offered me freshly cooked Ofe-Akwu and White Rice with Big Fish.

Imagine my Granny thinking I would say NO.


I just did small sign of the cross, then proceeded to demolish the food in such a way, that my granny was so bitter looking at me.

On the road back to our house, she remove her koi-koi shoe use am reset my brain.

But it was worth it.

hahaha.

I don't see anything wrong there, unless the visitor says the food served is much, then I will reduce it to the level he or she can finish it.

I hate that shakara of a thing, especially when I take a gal to a fast food jointand she eat half and remain half for her ancestor; for me that will be the end of the going out to eat. It's either you finish the food or you don't request for it at all and talk more of my visitor. I will never serve you food again in my house.

If you jam better food, you no go wan waste am

TarOrfeeek:


You cannot serve me Ofe-Akwu with salted, well cooked foreign rice and goat meat; then expect something to remain.



Infact one time my grandmother had to slap sense into me.

When we went to the house of her "enemy" on Easter Sunday. The devilish woman offered me freshly cooked Ofe-Akwu and White Rice with Big Fish.

Imagine my Granny thinking I would say NO.


I just did small sign of the cross, then proceeded to demolish the food in such a way, that my granny was so bitter looking at me.

On the road back to our house, she remove her koi-koi shoe use am reset my brain.

But it was worth it.

What doesn't kill a man makes him stronger. Congrats my gee, you now a real man. Will you marry a lovely lady like me?

It's a way of telling your host that the food served is more than enough. If you finish it, it will look like it wasn't enough..

Na forming dey cause am. If the food sweet me no dey remain o, abeg i no fit shout!

Because Nigerian food is full of oil. Swimming in oil I should say. This is not a normal thing outside in any other country

inoki247:
Which one be Most Nigerian aw u take du d censors U don invite me to ur house before to confirm...

Yea it should be some&not most. Will work on that next time,thank you

Shame

I’ve never chopped food remain in my life, food no dey belleful me

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okpalaAnambra:

Busy body, nothing with this on FP or u prefer to see naked body of Tontolet

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That's my opinion. You can choke on it if you so will.

TripleOh7:
How is this on homepage?

I don't even understand this Nairaland anymore.

It seems Seun is bored with his creation and he has left if on autopilot.

With all the terrible grammar and all, this made homepage.

Na wa o.

you are free to have an opinion(no doubt) but try to understand the message. My english may be bad but am not a saddist!
mr educationist,mr creativity, mr perfectionist, know it all! your excellency(sic)
too bad you had to be this bitter!

Oblongata:
@ mynd 44, @lalasticlala @seun

The topic should be:

Why don’t most Nigerian visitors finish the food served to them?

thank you for the correction

Boniwhite:
It could be a courtesy thing

Who courtesy don epp

I nor come chop only food.

Johnsown1:
I hate that shakara of a thing, especially when I take a gal to a fast food jointand she eat half and remain half for her ancestor; for me that will be the end of the going out to eat. It's either you finish the food or you don't request for it at all and talk more of my visitor. I will never serve you food again in my house.

if you look at it closely it is a dicey situation. You could go left or right so you may be correct.

First you don't know if they are hungry
Second you don't know his stomach capacity
3 you don't know if he does not like what u served him.
Me generally I don't like remaining food when served outside my home because I know most probably it will be trashed. But if I tell them to serve me the quantity I can finish they will be feeling like I don want to eat their food. I like my meal very small like the size of a 12 years old girls meal.

So thst you'll look like you've bn starved

jericco1:
It's only courtesy

Even at quick service restaurants and fine dining restaurants I do remain food. No hassle

Where in the world is wasting of food regarded as courtesy? Courtesy to whom?

Odichi:
Eye service. So you will tag them, hungry.

Eye service na wetin someone come tag say na courtesy. .