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Some Popular Species Of Chickens We Eat In Nigeria [PHOTOS]

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page 0 · 30 posts · 15 participants · discussion_qa

This is an educational thread where one user ('Vianna') lists and describes various chicken breeds (Plymouth Rock, Cochin, Orpington, etc.) consumed in Nigeria, including their origins and characteristics. Other users engage with banter, local slang, and brief corrections, but the page lacks commercial intent, trading details, or discussions of farming problems.

Credibility signals: detailed breed descriptionshistorical origins cited
“We all it chicken but don't even know what we ingest in .And surely , according to nigerians, chicken na chicken but you are wrong.”
“Chicken get species?...if u asked me earlier, I wuld have said Tastyfried chicken, Kentucky fried chicken, chicken burger...”
“Chicken na chicken, Na Agric, Native and old layer me i sabi o”
page 1 · 32 posts · 26 participants · discussion_qa

This thread is a lively cultural discussion about chicken breeds consumed in Nigeria, sparked by a list that users argue is inaccurate regarding local varieties. The conversation devolves into banter about the origins of chickens, the taste of specific breeds, and the classification of 'native' versus 'agricultural' fowl, with no serious agricultural problems or trading activity.

“They look good. Which one originate from Nigeria Abi our professors Na VEGETABLE AND POLITICAL ONES.. Is like the Breeding professors we have are Sadist, good in deduction of marks.”
“Guy we sabi! esp.the latter-"Abolorun"”
“This op sabi lie. Tell me when and where u see us in nigeria eating 98% of the chicken u posted”
“forget these long stories of chicken We here in Nigeria only have 2 types of fowl.”
page 2 · 23 posts · 22 participants · discussion_qa

This thread is a general discussion about chicken breeds and species in Nigeria, where users debate the difference between breeds, strains, and ecotypes. The conversation includes cultural banter, corrections on poultry science, and a single unrelated advertisement for garri, with no serious agricultural problems or trading activities discussed.

Prices: Garri: NGN1.0 (Lagos)
Credibility signals: citing scientific classification (gallus gallus domesticus)listing specific ecotypes (Yoruba, Fulani, Nsukka, Owerri, Awgu)
“As far as I'm concerned, there are only 2 types of chicken: okuko igbo and okuko agric a.k.a okuko oyibo”
“Not different species, OP. There's only one species of domesticated chicken (gallus gallus domesticus).”