Massive Reactions as Cross River Community Engages in Eating Competition in Viral Video
- An eating competition activity in Cross River state community has got people talking after a video of the activity emerged on Facebook
- The competitors seated in a row could be seen engaging in eating competition as onlookers cheered them on
- Many people have reacted to the video on Facebook as some said it is a punishment and not a competition
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A video has emerged on social media in which some group of men could be seen slugging it out among themselves in a food competition in a Cross River community.
In a video that was shared on Instagram by a journalist named Achilleus-Chud Uchegbu, the men who were seated in rows ate the food terrifically while many onlookers cheered them on.
More of a punishment than a competition
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In the video, the food that was given to the competitors was too much for them as they were seen struggling to eat it.
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Many people who reacted to the video said the engagement is more of a punishment than a competition, and it can easily lead to the death of any of them.
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Netizens react
Uche Anakor said:
"This is punishment, not competition."
Ameena Tina said:
"That's how somebody will just fall down an die because of a very idiotic thing."
Al Ohams said:
"must starve for 3days to participate in this competition."
Anthony Umoh said:
"This encourages the culture of gluttony."
Imomoh O Kennedy said:
"Why are they deceiving themselves, non of them can eat a quarter of that fufu am seeing no matter how delicious and eye-catching the soup is."
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Adegoke Busayo said:
"These people are damm hungry but at last, it will nearly kill them."
Simeon Alozieuwa said:
"These folks, or more appropriately, gluttons, are just punishing their internal organs without realizing it. What kind of crazy culture or competition is this."
Agege becomes tourist attraction as 4 men engage in eating competition, stir massive reactions
A video has emerged on social media in which four men could be seen slugging it out among themselves in a food competition on the street of Agege, Lagos.
In a video that was shared on Instagram by @instablog9ja, the men who were decked in traditional attires ate eba and many onlookers cheered them on.
Hausa music blared from a speaker as the competition was ongoing.
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