budaatum:
I have a friend who tells me they were served a quarter chicken for Sunday lunch at Lagos Baptist Academy in the late 60s, and another who tells me Sunday lunch was insect riven beans in the early 70s.

By the late 80s, school was free and Sunday lunch was abolished along with boarding school, I'm told.

revived2:
Nigeria is light years behind from achieving this [s][/s]

budaatum:
I have a friend who tells me they were served a quarter chicken for Sunday lunch at Lagos Baptist Academy in the late 60s, and another who tells me Sunday lunch was insect riven beans in the early 70s.

By the late 80s, school was free and Sunday lunch was abolished along with boarding school, I'm told.

Boss469:


Nigeria is a country that the past years are better than the present.

Totilopussylick:
there has never been anything good from the past and present

All what the leaders do is to send their kids abroad.

Maxymilliano:
We have it better here

Finewarriboy:
Nawa o
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Finewarriboy:
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Freestainworld:
Our school children don't see one, even when they do, the food usually looks like what they vomitted from the mouth.

gulfer:
Nigeria's school feeding program is betterna

Finewarriboy:
.. Message me on Whats App, your number isn't showing

walkbrazil4k:
Kids in Brazilian schools enjoy, as you can even see from the comments and this is what lunch for kids in public school looks like


https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2022/03/look-at-lunch-for-kids-in-brazilian.html?m=1

Cc: Richiez, Fynestboi, olawalebabs

Christie06:
Nice.
Is that eba (garri) i dey see??