Is there a particular thing that is done or eaten?Are there restrictions on anything?
Tuesday, December 24, 2019
Christmas Eve Traditions
Are there any Christmas eve traditions in the place you are from in Nigeria?I am talking Village things here!
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Foremost, Christmas is not a Nigerian tradition.
ReplyDeleteYes. On Christmas eve, we light candles in a circle, and dance around the candle. And afterwards we settle down to eat goat ears with cassava. 😁
ReplyDeleteSo the shepherds in the Bible lit their candles and danced around and ate goat heads on christmas eve
Deletethis looks more like a ritual
Delete14.40 Lmao😂😂😂😂. Reminds me of those witches in macbeth🤣🤣🤣
DeleteMake I read comments. This is new.
ReplyDeletei don't know any but i dread fire works on christmas and new eve in the villa.
ReplyDeleteLol
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ReplyDeletewe worship and praise God in our village on Christmas eve
ReplyDeleteUka abani! but it’s been long I attended one because of the fireworks. Some naughty guys can like to scare someone with that. They can even throw it at you.
ReplyDeleteI come from a town in Kogi State, and we speak Yagba language. I remember that, while growing up, on Christmas Eve, we would attend evening service in church and then, return home to roast yams in an open fire, and eat together. We would then go to bed, to prepare for Christmas day service. I don't know if it's done like that anymore
ReplyDeleteOkun o
DeleteOmo okun kaabo oo
DeleteMy mom makes goat meat pepper soup. We usually step it down with chilled drink. Its been a ritual ever since i was a child.
ReplyDeleteMy Nana has 4 kids and 16 grandchildren,
ReplyDeleteWay back , we’ll travel to my Nana’s place on Christmas Eve.she has a lot of assistance they’d help cook all kinds of Creole cuisines. She also like to pay homage to some of her ancestors and such there’s always going to be cooked yam and fish sauce or egg sauce on the side .
According to her , it’s a tradition passed down from generation to generation(as far back as 600 or more years ago ) .
It’s was so much fun and all that . My Nan died a little over seven years ago and a lot of us have move to other countries for work/study etc so it’s a bit of an hassle to bring everyone together again .
In the last 6 years I’ve decide to come up with my own little tradition with my dad . He’ll fly over on 22nd of December and have Christmas dinner we’ll load up on yams 😂 and spend quality time together , we exchange Christmas and birthday gift (his birthday is on 25th )
My dad Goes back home or to his holiday destination on 24th to chill with his family .
It’s been great