Lol.....

I asked my teacher why the mother was cooking on the table instead of using a stove or firewood

Not everybody uSed that Igbotic reader! So op please!!!!!!!

hatux: Edet lives in calabar, he is 8 years old. His father is a trader, blah blah blah...

edet lives in calabar it rains a lot in calabar from march to september I didnt use it tho

Edet lives in Calaber. Even though i used Day-by-Day Chike and Umaru

I was born when life had sanity.

Oh! were you taught those Yorubalic rhymes in ur Lawson INTERNATIONAL School?

2map: Really? Lawson international private school. One of the best privates in Ogun state. So, why asking?

typing....

Mr Nwosu has two daughters and
four sons, they are preparing for
Christmas...Nkechi is sweeping
the floor while Ngozi is cutting
the pineapple with a knife. Mrs
Nwosu is cooking the rice. There
are some tomatoes on the table
near the big pot.
Mr Nwosu is holding two big
chickens. The girls are happy,
they like Christmas time, they like
eating chicken and rice and they
like singing Christmas songs.

Team Day-by-Day all the way. Remember the Spartans and the fox story?

BukkyDan: "Today is friday, Edet and his cousins bla bla bla...can you see the big bowl of rice on the table? Blah blah..."

how can I forget my favorite comprehension passage?
Chai! Ayaff old o

...Hi Bukky, I was ur class captain in those olden days, how can I forget?

Mr Nwosu's family

Alawiye tinz.
Iyan funfun lele,oba ninu ounje.Ijoye atata lawujo okele.Osupa abe iti.Aran ma dele ole.Ore ila,olore egunsi,imule tete.Ko sobe ti ko ba re.Gbegiri lewoo re.Lafun lounje won nile Alake,Amala lounje won nile mesiogo.Lafun lounje won nile obokun.Aje boko deweke,aje digbo lu oko,aje poyi ranirani bi eni muti oyibo. ...#Nostalgic *sobs*

Edet lives in calabar, he is eight years old, bla bla bla
everyday he comes home from school at eight o' clock bla bla bla

i miss am too

Edet lives in calabar, he is eight years old, bla bla bla
everyday he comes home from school at four o' clock bla bla bla

i miss am too

My teacher beat me no b small because of ds book... I Can't forget dat dey...

Memorized the entire passage back then

Tolexander: i dey sir o..... Awwdy

Joy na peak milk oooo!!!, continue been well sir

Yes, that's Nwosu's family preparing for Xmas. Does anyone also remember reading about 'Mr. Giwa is a trader'?

chimoz:
Joy na peak milk oooo!!!, continue been well sir

your wish is my command sir!!!,

Nimoomosuli: Yes, that's Nwosu's family preparing for Xmas. Does anyone also remember reading about 'Mr. Giwa is a trader'?

that one? Where mr Giwa's picture standing infront of his trading store?

Nigeria Oxford English Course (NOEC) 3! if i can still recollect that text book i read in 1995!

Oh wow! That took me back!!!! You should post it on @NsibidiInst - they're running a memory project on Nigeria in the 60s-80s. You post a picture from back in the day with a caption saying why you chose it. Haha!!! You can say it's the Reeducation of the Indomie Generation.

https://twitter.com/NsibidiInst

Here's the poster that explains it better

2map: reminds me of " A ma we, B ma ja, C ma ge buredi je, Elephanti lo sobe, Obo n kaleluya, halleluyah, praise the Lord" like if you remember this too.

Hehehe. I also remember the song for "exercise book" (ede × ede, remi coni iya....odabo odabo kayode)

sisiafrika: Not everybody uSed that Igbotic reader! So op please!!!!!!!

it was a common book then in the south west. I did see it, but my lack of flair for reading novels can't make me remember what the content is. Probably due to those novels not having attractive pictures with colours then.

eledacedar: Ali and simbi. Wakama and Odion and stuffs like that.
Agbo and co.....
The good old days

Obi and Nneka..Book 6

Enoquin: No be Mr. Nwosu be that?

Na so!!!

purplesummer:
Which school did you attend?

Chai ... See old folks

econome: Oh! were you taught those Yorubalic rhymes in ur Lawson INTERNATIONAL School?

countsparrow:
I'm sure Olamide Badoo was ur headmaster then...

I wasn't taught in school actually, learnt it from a neighbour back then.
""Unibenstudent: It has to be in a thick forest"" indeed o, where they pay in 6 figures and have very good Ghanaian teachers.
Many myopic and ass lickers here.

2map: I wasn't thought in school actually, learnt it from a neighbour back then.
""Unibenstudent: It has to be in a thick forest"" indeed o, where they pay in 6 figures and have very good Ghanaian teachers.
Many myopic and ass lickers here.

Duhhhhh!!! Who cares

Edet live in calabar he is eight yrs old,evri mornin he goes 2 skul bt in d afternon he stays at home he lyk 2 read his father bought him book 4rm d bookshop, at 4 o'clock in d evenin his father comes back home his father is a trader,his younger broda sam runs 2 greet him hello father says sam hello father says edet...bla bla bla..lolz

chimoz: Edet lives in calabar......miss primary school like hell.
Is that not Mr.Bassey?

Why u go miss primary school? U fit go back na.

chimoz: Edet lives in calabar......miss primary school like hell.
Is that not Mr.Bassey?

...I remembr once when momsi was to travel to calabar,I told her to greet edet 4 me
There was ali and simbi, there was agbo who had a brother who was an engineer or so...now. Small children don dey think of how dem go look girl pant