MWAMBO WA MSANA WA NKHUKU

[@SheilaPhiri-w7g]

Zikomo kwabele

[@Royal29B]

Lol.....our rich Zambian culture ...

[@ngambidanny6818]

The research is good, but next time ask our Elders'. The topic sounds good and I've picked one point which is important "it signals the man that the relish is done" very important point here.

[@jessephirimusic7400]

11:56 HAD ME LAUGHING IN THE OFFICE LOL

[@maureenlombe3969]

I love the teaching continue mukonzi

[@madalitsozadoyabanda103]

Musana niwamwamuna wapanyumba

[@mablekasakula6467]

Tikoke mwambo cedi thanks

[@JacksonJere-em3kg]

Councilor if am staying with my elderly brother l'buy 2 chicken who eats musana

[@cynthiamwansa7810]

Kkkk😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@idankhoma4028]

Most customary communication is via signs or symbols. Giving of the back of chicken was an agreed sign of respect to the head of the household . As long as you were giving the husband any other part of chicken, you were in effect telling him the chicken was still available in the pot. The intent is worthy, but let it be any part of chicken that a man prefers!

[@kapayachitanika5286]

The advice is ridiculous for modern age especially that women work now.

[@phalesbanda8898]

kkkkk

[@maureenlombe3969]

Nanga nichifukwa chani mwamuna akudia mukosi wamene wake ndipo musana wamukazo wake? correct here

[@davienyirenda4959]

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[@bitrisymunyangwa]

Thank s