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zhike:
But after eating they must drink milk.

nope they prefer water after that.

Ttipsy:
Do ogogoro statistics let see

😂😂😂😂 Nigerians will lead in that area

RenaissanceGuy:
That's not true. It's simply because of cost factor and also because of non-existence of direct-purchase of milk from farmers. If a liter of milk (where does the market for that even exist?) sells for ₦500, poor people's children, for example, would be taking a jug of milk to school everyday. Our agriculture value chain is still very underdeveloped. So, people can only access milk by buying already processed ones in sealed cans or in sachet powdered form, unlike in America where as far back as 70 years ago, fresh milk suppliers go from house to house delivering milk to customers.

If I take milk, I will be stooling the whole day.

RenaissanceGuy:
That's not true. It's simply because of cost factor and also because of non-existence of direct-purchase of milk from farmers. If a liter of milk (where does the market for that even exist?) sells for ₦500, poor people's children, for example, would be taking a jug of milk to school everyday. Our agriculture value chain is still very underdeveloped. So, people can only access milk by buying already processed ones in sealed cans or in sachet powdered form, unlike in America where as far back as 70 years ago, fresh milk suppliers go from house to house delivering milk to customers.

Just say it’s not true for some people. What will someone like me that throw up if anything I’m eating contains milk be doing with its price?

anyilalaz:
If I take milk, I will be stooling the whole day.

oglalasioux:
Just say it’s not true for some people. What will someone like me that throw up if anything I’m eating contains milk be doing with its price?

I tried to tell them but some people just like to argue against facts.

zhike:
No Sir, it is very healthy to drink directly from the cow.
As long as the cow is healthy.

Dey play.

Tohsynetita1:
if Kenya drinks 8 cups per week and Nigerians drink 1 cup per day, abeg how many days make a week? Don't you see your assertion isn't correlating?

Meaning Nigerians drink more than kenyans

zhike:
No you are joking, that is not possible.

What part of what I stated is surprising to you?
That Nigerians are not used to drinking milk by itself?
It's simply not our thing.

leathalbeast:
nope they prefer water after that.

Do Ghanaians drink milk after eating?

mariahAngel:
Do Ghanaians drink milk after eating?

No na! We are Africans no time for that

leathalbeast:
No na! We are Africans no time for that

Hehehehe
I for say.

mariahAngel:
Hehehehe
I for say.

but wait o, do u drink milk after food ?

leathalbeast:
but wait o, do u drink milk after food ?

Not plainly.
With tea or any hot beverage.

Not with all meals though.

faceland:
Why in South Africa?
I hope you are joking and I hope you are not a South African?

I am south Africans and i know south Africans laws.
What you said is very wrong.

lilyheaven:
Where I reside no

Where do you leave?
What do learners eat at break time?

leathalbeast:
nope they prefer water after that.

😂😂😂😂😂

ElSudani:
I tried to tell them but some people just like to argue against facts.

Is not like they are intolerant to milk, is just that their body are not used to milk.

descarado:
Meaning Nigerians drink more than kenyans

How do you do your calculations?

mariahAngel:
What part of what I stated is surprising to you?
That Nigerians are not used to drinking milk by itself?
It's simply not our thing.

Do you know that milk is needed in your body?

mariahAngel:
Do Ghanaians drink milk after eating?

I hope most of them do

leathalbeast:
No na! We are Africans no time for that

I will check researches about Ghana

leathalbeast:
No na! We are Africans no time for that

Africans normally consume lot of milk because most of them have cows in their homes.

leathalbeast:
but wait o, do u drink milk after food ?

Yes, you should is good for your health

zhike:
Is not like they are intolerant to milk, is just that their body are not used to milk.

I heard you.

zhike:
I am south Africans and i know south Africans laws.
What you said is very wrong.

I don't think I said anything wrong. I'm very skeptical you can arrest me and would kindly like to dare/challenge you to attempt to arrest me (or file any meaningful complain)

In summary; You can not, and you're bluffing.

faceland:
I don't think I said anything wrong. I'm very skeptical you can arrest me and would kindly like to dare/challenge you to attempt to arrest me (or file any meaningful complain)

In summary; You can not, and you're bluffing.

Let me know when you are inside south african borders so that I can open case against you.

zhike:
Let me know when you are inside south african borders so that I can open case against you.

Stop doing drugs kid.
It seems your brain needs comprehensive examination by a psychiatrist. 😟
...or maybe you just need to read more. You are so uninformed.

faceland:
Hope you know that most KENYAN men die in their 50's because of the PARASITE in their stomach from drinking mike.

Am I caff (or goat's kid) that I should be drinking milk?

Please do not make claims you can't substantiate on a public forum. According to online sources, the average life expectancy for Kenya is 63 years, while it's 53 years for Nigeria. Sure there are Kenyan men who meet their death while in their 50s, but it's not the norm as you're trying to imply, and it's certainly not as a result of drinking milk. Lol!

There are no parasites from the milk they drink as you claim because most Kenyan households brew their milk tea to boiling point and those who choose to take cold milk will usually find pasteurised milk packaged in sachets and plastic bottles. There are also those who milk their own cows in their homesteads and they will sieve and boil the milk before allowing it to cool, ready for sale or for domestic consumption.

One doesn't need to be a caff calf to take milk.
Nigerians are just not "milk people", just like Kenyans and South Africans aren't "palm oil people" and that's okay.

Farfalla:
Please do not make claims you can't substantiate on a public forum. According to online sources, the average life expectancy for Kenya is 63 years, while it's 53 years for Nigeria. Sure there are Kenyan men who meet their death while in their 50s, but it's not the norm as you're trying to imply, and it's certainly not as a result of drinking milk. Lol!

There are no parasites from the milk they drink as you claim because most Kenyan households brew their milk tea to boiling point and those who choose to take cold milk will usually find pasteurised milk packaged in sachets and plastic bottles. There are also those who milk their own cows in their homesteads and they will sieve and boil the milk before allowing it to cool, ready for sale or for domestic consumption.

One doesn't need to be a caff calf to take milk.
Nigerians are not "milk people", just like Kenyans and South Africans aren't "palm oil people" and that's okay.

It's the caff for me. 🤣🤣

zhike:
I hope most of them do

They don't.
Ghanaians are like Nigerians.
We're very similar.

zhike:
😂😂😂😂😂

Why did you laugh?
Do you have anything against water?

zhike:
That is not good for your health

I am healthy than you, lol