₦airaland Forum

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

I will check researches about Ghana

mariahAngel:
Do Ghanaians drink milk after eating?

I hope most of them do

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?

descarado:
Meaning Nigerians drink more than kenyans

How do you do your calculations?

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.

leathalbeast:
nope they prefer water after that.

😂😂😂😂😂

lilyheaven:
Where I reside no

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

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.

spinna:
From personal experience..my first cows purchases when i started farming were. 2 cows..one was pregnant and later delivered

I had milk to drink and i was glad.. having a cold milk in my fridge to drink

When the terrible back pains came i thought it was something else until i discovered it's the lactose intolerance that was doing me

We simply can't drink it in great quantity... maybe it's different if you start drinking in such quantity from young age

Is just that your body is not used to milk, please drink it more often and your body will adjust.

ElSudani:
God bless you. Some are here ignorantly arguing on and on about what is common knowledge.

I don't think is intolerance of milk, is just your body is not used to milk.
Drink it more often and your body will adjust

Cassandraloius:
Milk are for babies.

No, pls don't mislead people.
We can open a case against you for misleading people in south africa

spinna:
From personal experience..my first cows purchases when i started farming were. 2 cows..one was pregnant and later delivered

I had milk to drink and i was glad.. having a cold milk in my fridge to drink

When the terrible back pains came i thought it was something else until i discovered it's the lactose intolerance that was doing me

We simply can't drink it in great quantity... maybe it's different if you start drinking in such quantity from young age

Maybe you need to drink from early age
.
But use your milk to do business.

finallybusy:
It's not easily available this way and we prefer to use it when diluting meals.

Noted with thanks

ElSudani:
Who told you everyone in South Africa and Kenya is tolerant to lactose?

But if Nigerians are intolerant to milk, it should be the same for south African and kenyans because we are the same

lilyheaven:
I’m living in Nigeria, not South Africa.

Do learners receive free lunch at school daily?

ibechris:
Never.

Nigerian cow aren't practically reared for its milk.
Cow that produce good milk in foreign lands are not allowed to graze uncontrollably like it's done in Nigeria.

Sorry to hear that, one day nigeria will be well.

1Sharon:
You cannot just drink milk straight from a cow, it needs to be pasteurised.

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

Kobojunkie:
Which kain yeye thought be that? Most Nigerians can't even afford more than a couple of chickens a year let alone a whole goat or cow.

Ok, one day nigeria will be well like south africa

PinkNature:
For where Nigerians wan see 1 cup of milk per day?

I can go two weeks without taking milk. 😅

2 weeks is too much and not possible.

DrAkpamudehe:
At a point, I asked myself if I am the one who isn't reading correctly or the Op is just a plain illiterate

You are the one who is dump,everyone read. And understand properly.
Pls read again.

lilyheaven:
😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Kobojunkie:
Yet we are told that you have been diagnosed lactose intolerant, how come?

Lol, lactose intolerance.
I thought Nigerians have cows and goats in their homes like south Africans.
In Limpopo province in south africa almost every has goats and cattles not for business.

lilyheaven:
In my three decades on earth, I have never seen fresh cow milk, let alone of drinking it.
I only see it on tv.

What about at school because here at south africa all learners receive free cup of milk every day.

NaijaPrince18:
Nigerians have poor diet generally. Especially Yoruba people. Just pepper and meat. No fruit no vegetables nothing

I hope you are joking

ElSudani:
Where is your data saying 2/3 of Nigerians never had milk?

No, most Nigerians have cows and goats in their homes.
I am sure they have access to lot of milk.

mariahAngel:
That is because milk is simply not a staple in the Nigerian kind of diet.
If it were, they would've found a way to produce it to meet the demand.

The other day, a guy was desperately looking for buyers (on agriculture section) for his fresh milk at a cheap price, yet he couldn't find.
People hardly know what to do with it, and they're not used to drinking milk as it is.

No you are joking, that is not possible.

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?

Not days per week,it was typo.

Gadafii:
I think it’s all about habit and culture, tho milk is not readily available.. but Eve the rich who can afford it don’t drink it regularly

In America people buy milk like we buy pure water here, the product is available and it’s part of their culture and habit to drink milk like it’s water

But Nigeria has lot of milk.
Most houses have cows and most of Nigerians access milk freely.

NFBI:
Give us garri that's what we know

Fresh milk is healthy

leathalbeast:
Haven't you noticed that Nigerians like heavy food ?

But after eating they must drink milk.

1Sharon:
They like drinking powdered milk 🤢

Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

faceland:
Only when breaking a long (multiple days) fasting or recovering from a very bad sickness that I would think of milk.

No that is not correct, pls drink cup of milk every day.