page 0 · 30 posts · 30 participants
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This page is a viral reaction thread discussing a Reddit post about the Indonesian Ayam Cemani (black chicken). The conversation is dominated by banter, cultural comparisons, and skepticism regarding the bird's rarity and price, rather than serious agricultural advice or trading. One user attempts to link the topic to Nigerian food culture (pepper soup), but there is no substantive discussion on farming inputs, production challenges, or market logistics.
“Won't be bad for chicken pepper soup.”
“The claim of eggs reaching $2,500 is exaggerated. While the chickens and eggs are expensive due to their rarity, the actual price of eggs usually ranges between $50-$100, and a mature bird might sell for several hundred to a few thousand dollars in some cases.”
“In Yoruba land, there is an adage, Ori ediye ki n buru ki onyin eyin dudu ( it's madness for chicken to lay black eggs) Should we say this ediye's head don buru?”
“If this is to be Nigeria this kind of chicken is most wanted, you for don dey see dyed chicken upandan. Na when you kill am you go see this phrase...... what I ordered for vs what I get”
Unclassified: A user posted an advertisement for land for sale in Otuoke, Bayelsa state, which is unrelated to the thread's topic about the black chicken.
page 1 · 32 posts · 28 participants
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This thread is a cultural and superstitious discussion about the Indonesian black chicken (Ayam Cemani), focusing on Nigerian reactions to its black color. The conversation revolves around local superstitions regarding evil spirits, racism, and the bird's perceived delicacy rather than agricultural production or trade.
Credibility signals:
citing years of experiencenaming specific breed
“Nigeria mothers will immediately shout blood of Jesus when they see this fowl.”
“Have eaten this before in China. Just propaganda. Not even too Sweet”
“More appropriate interpretation is 'A hen cannot be so unfortunate to lay a black egg'”
Unclassified: superstition_and_cultural_bias
page 2 · 14 posts · 14 participants
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This thread is a banter-heavy discussion where users react to a post about the Indonesian Ayam Cemani (black chicken), focusing on its rarity, taste, and the irony of its black color. The conversation quickly devolves into jokes about racism and absurd breeding ideas, with one post containing an unrelated advertisement for land in Bayelsa State.
Prices:
chicken: USD2500.0 (General)land: NGN2.0 (Otuoke, Bayelsa State)
“Balderdash. Get sense boy.”
“So I go buy chicken $2500 still kill am chop .”
“Weird things happen in these Asian countries”
Unclassified: The thread contains significant content related to racial stereotypes and humor regarding the color of the chicken, which does not fit standard agricultural production or market themes.