Man Who Reared Chicken for Sale During Christmas Cries Out Over Lack of Customers

Man Who Reared Chicken for Sale During Christmas Cries Out Over Lack of Customers

  • A Nigerian woman shared her husband's experience after he reared chicken for sale but received low patronage during the Christmas season
  • According to the woman, who shared the story on TikTok, it was her husband's first time rearing chickens for commercial purposes
  • She said that while rearing the chickens, her husband fed them at least four bags of feed every month, but later he had difficulties selling them

A Nigerian woman whose husband reared chicken for sale has shared his experience on social media.

She said it was her husband's first attempt at small-scale chicken farming, but he was experiencing low sales.

A Nigerian woman shared her husband's first-time chicken farming experience on TikTok, revealing he fed them four bags of N27,000 feed monthly but faced low sales and poor customer patronage.
Nigerian woman says her husband tried small-scale poultry farming, but sales were poor. Photo credit: TikTok/@honeydeecloset.
Source: TikTok

According to @honeydeecloset who shared the post on TikTok, her husband spent a lot of money rearing the chickens.

Honey said her husband fed the birds with at least four bags of chicken feed every month with each bag costing him N27,000.

However, now that the chickens have grown and he wanted to sell them, he was experiencing low patronage.

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She noted that even the customers that were coming offered N10,000 to N15,000, an amount considered too low.

She captioned the clip:

"My husband invested in chicken business for the first time."
A Nigerian woman shared her husband's first-time chicken farming experience on TikTok, revealing he fed them four bags of N27,000 feed monthly but faced low sales and poor customer patronage.
A Nigerian lady says her husband is experiencing low sales after spending a lot to rear chickens. Photo credit: TikTok/@honeydeecloset.
Source: TikTok

Watch the video below:

Reactions as man experiences low sales

@Robert Harvey said:

"Business and waste of money."

@INNER ROOM.... said:

"Na so dem dey price my chicken any how last 2years oooo....i com dey regret ever going into the business aswear."

@nanalicious momma said:

"My son have 45 too oo ,naso we and chicken dey look each other for ous oo."

@joel said:

"The key is early marketing. The moment u stock, let ur neighbours know, ur church members etc."

@preye j 789 said:

"Please when you start making the money tell us too."

@Alhaji Rasak said:

"Omo the very first time I try that business me and my family nearly died of hunger because of feeding. Chicken business is not for the weak oo. You go nearly cry. Na so my wife nearly convince me this year to buy like 5 chicken na once I tell her if she can feed with her money no problem na once she lockup."

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@temmy J said:

"Eat it na na Christmas time we dey share to your love ones."

@crafted wigs in Nigeria said:

"Let him post it on Facebook and on tiktok here... people from other states can see it and decide to buy."

@Hawlahfitnessclub said:

"Na why I dey do fish if dem no buy raw I go smoke dem put for fridge dey sell small small."

Poultry farmers release new price ahead of Christmas

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the year 2025 Christmas might be tough for some Nigerian households following the new chicken prices released by poultry farmers.

Market surveys showed that the price of the birds skyrocketed due to the high cost of poultry feeds.

In 2024, layers cost between N8,000 and N15,000, while broilers sold for N15,000 to N25,000.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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