It's yet another season to celebrate Christmas.

Growing up we all remember the joys we felt when this period approaches. We always look forward to spending time with family, friends and loved ones.
And there was also this tradition when we shared food items (mostly cooked food) with neighbors but that tradition seems non-existent.

Sometimes I wonder what could be the cause of the decline.
Could it be the fact that the economy has been harsh on everyone and we all feel the need to conserve the little we have or could it be tendencies of been overly religious and always thinking our neighbors might have added some spiritual sediments in order to harm us?

Well, as for you guys do you still share food during the Christmas period and do you still accept food shared during this period?

Bi like say u no dey Nigeria when people are trying to survive dis hardship u dey talk sharing
All men fir himself oooo dat what d current government has reduce us to

Buharis economy made it go extinct

Buhari happened, my brother.

Even Salah meat wey I dey see collect from my former landlord before, I no dey see any meat again.

Buhari's incompetence reach every sector for this country.

Kriss216:
Buhari happened, my brother.

Even Salah meat wey I dey see collect from my former landlord before, I no dey see any meat again.

Buhari's incompetence reach every sector for this country.

Lol!!! E be things.

This reminds me of when i was growing up in the minna. Xmas was usually looked up to. That day, see rice from everywhere. Taste this one, taste that one.
My mum would feed us and ask us not to eat outside. For where? Any house u storm, they will bring rice and we will eat, and they share us money. Wow, good old days.
During sallah, our hausa neighbours will gift us tuwon shinkafa (rice poundo) with sweet soup.
Reminesces.