Some primary school songs that hard to forget...
You must be able to recite/sing them if had your primary education inNigeria in the 90s
under listed BY HEART:
1.Some have food but cannot eat,
some can eat but have no food.
We have food and we can eat.
Glory be to thee o Lord. Amen.
2.The day is bright is bright and fair oh happy
day, the day of joy
The day is bright is bright and fair
oh happy day, the day of joy, mama jollof rice!
3.Oh my home o my home
when shall I see my home
wen shall I see my native land
I will never forget my home!
4.Holiday is coming [2x]
no more warning bells
no more teachers cane.
goodbye teachers, goodbye scholars
I'm going 2 spend
a jolly holiday [2x]
5.H-i-p- for d hip
p-o-p-o for d hipopo
and t-a-m-u-s for the hippopotamus
hippopotamus!
6.Parents listen to your children, we are the
leaders of tomorrow
try and pay our school fees and give us good
education...
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Add yours

* We are H-A-P-P-Y 2ce
We know we are,
We are sure we are,
We are H-A-P-P-Y. (Not sure of the rhymes again).

* Where ever you go... Go-go-gongo!
Where ever you be... Sisi Eko!
Do...not say YES when you need to say NO. Baba Ibadan!
(Go-go-gongo, Sisi Eko & Baba Ibadan are just Ajasas).

* Mr Macaroni riding on a bicycle
If you want to marry me, Mr Macaroni
Bom-bom, Sisi Lilian 3xe
Mr Macaroni.

I love 'Now the day is over' & 'Holiday is coming' cos they are activation songs for going home.
Relishing the good old days in primary school.

@ OP
You'd know this one if you're who I think you are.
Solo: Won gbe boooooo
chorus: Eeeeebooooo
#winks#

emorse: @ OP
You'd know this one if you're who I think you are.
Solo: Won gbe boooooo
chorus: Eeeeebooooo
#winks#

Okaloto is dat u?