missvirgorick: Others: Chief Koko's bicycle.
Folake and her four brothers.
One good turn deserves another.

kaywhynoni: Mr and Mrs BAKO, ALADE and BIOLA.......pry 5 and 6.........ALI and the angel's house, pry 4........Mr GIWA is a shop keeper in pry 3

Nonso23: Edet in calabar pry 2. Wakama (i hope i got the spelling right) and emeka who were athletes in their school pry4.
I can't help but remember Audu (pry1) who wanted to get a bush rat he forgot in their farm; late in the night when he and his father were halfway home already. Mehn that part where he saw the old man with a load who called him for help was our CLASSIC HORROR STORY then in school...
*The good old days*

Afunkybaby: this brings back a lot of memories, i smiled when i open this thread, remember solomon grandy, born on monday, lolz, and this one please who can start this song for me, i have forgotten part of the song, ................. They planted a mango seed over her head, uhm ha over her head, the mango grew ripe, uhm ha ready to drop, ready to drop, lolz, what about ade our naughty little brother who wanted to be superman, the lost boy e.t.c

princesa: Good old days mehn! *nostalgic*

I remember Agbo, Wakama, Mr. NWosu and his two daughters, Mike and his girlfriend, Simbi and Ali, Eze...


Then, the literatures: without a silver spoon, sugar girl, Ade our naughty little brother, Tesa (sweet mother), Eze goes to school, Koku Baboni, Ige Adubi (the vineyard), Chike and the river etc...


There are so much that am dying of nostalgia now.



But years later guys...


Simbi is now in Italy doing
Eze is now a businessman in Main market, Onitsha
Ali should be a father by now
Tesa is happily married with children
Agbo has gone out to seek greener pastures...
Chike owns a big hospital in Abuja
Ade now scolds his naughty sons



because No time again!

Chimoski87: Most people here are not getting the real deal. Have you all forgotten " Ghandoki" the warrior & fighter? You guys need to go to school during my own time

elrony:

Lol go sleep joor...old roger na for kindergarten na

Rapmoney: Sometimes we tend to drift away to way back...primary school days when you would be called out by the class teacher to read a passage from the English text.

Some stories would still be fresh in your memory. I believe every generation has its time. For those that were of the classes of the 80's to early 90's when English primary books such as Mc Milian and Oxford were still commonly used, I hail una well well! I can't easily forget stories like Agbo, the son of Mr Malaika who live in the town of Lagoon, close to Ibadan (we shouldn't forget that his father gave him a wrist watch which he was very proud of) or Obi and Nneka who joined Boys Scout and Girls Guide respectively and were in primary six.

pls post yours jooor....

oniwo: Tinker and Konky from primary 1 to primary 6

proevan:

It was bush pig jor and see people liking the post, except it was modified during your time.

unmask: oxford book 5 and 6....mr bako and his family's travel round Nigeria.....that was my best taught me a lot about Nigeria right from my desk....learnt the word terminus there......

As for literature...chike and the river (smog tins), ifeanyi and obi, an african nights tale (abu), the slave boy(shettima so loved this book), without a silver spoon (should hold the record for my most read).........

I practically read everthing that had a story in it even books my aunt and uncle used (one with jemima loses her temper).......

Nonso23: Edet in calabar pry 2. Wakama (i hope i got the spelling right) and emeka who were athletes in their school pry4.
I can't help but remember Audu (pry1) who wanted to get a bush rat he forgot in their farm; late in the night when he and his father were halfway home already. Mehn that part where he saw the old man with a load who called him for help was our CLASSIC HORROR STORY then in school...
*The good old days*