I did N O E C. Dat book is un forgetable.

Mr Ropoto finds a hole.
Alawiye
koku baboni
thers a very longlist for all dis. Buh being married wit kids nd a husband to care about, will not let me rememba dem.
Good old days of
tanfirin
eekano gowon
baleewa
eyin alangba
akara elepo........
Add urs. Lest i forget
INDOJI.....

Edet dey hustle for Belgium now

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

agbo lives in d town of lagbon wich is nt far frm ibadan. he was in primary 4.....

4rm left, Mr. Salami, Simbi, her sister and Mrs. Salami

Coefficient: Brighter Grammar
Alawiye
Queen Primer
The Return of Shettima
The Slave Boy
The Drummer Boy
There's Hope for the Future
Ali and the Angel
Papa Ojo and his family...
NOEC
Bintu
Ali and Simbi
Macmillan Mathematics
New General Maths
Intensive English

Good ol' days

You no add Qualitative and Quantitative math

Edet, Mr Bassey

dania30: Lol. Back in da days!

dania30: Lol. Back in da days!

I was finding it difficult to pronounce ''Ikot Ekpene'' those days.

Abeg, who will be kind enuf 2 tell me wetin dey d pishure cos na my nokia 3310 I take dey bwowse now
I gor return d pesin mb once I dey wif my lappy

@op, you are very funny thinking everyone went to a public school like you where that book was read. Many private school of those days never used McMillan books. we used foreign books.

.

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.

a)ma bo si gutta b)ma se ja mo c)ma ge buredi obe age o lowo. Elifanti lo sobe, alantaku fo si oke,obo nke aleluya,eti re no win win, obo fo si ori igi. No b smal tin o

Today is Friday Edet and his cousin are eating chicken and rice.....

datguru: If after looking at this picture for about 5 minutes and it doesn't come to your memory what it's all about, know that you were born in the indomie generation

Never will I forget,just like a poem"Mr Giwa is a shopkeeper, he has a shop in lawal's village,his shop is full of things to sell.Salt,sugar,chalk and soap"ONWARD EXERCISE BOOK terms as "Ole Ni Wale,Aji Ruler Dada Baba Iya Gani, EdexEde Remi Koni Iya, Segun Elere Bolu Odabo Odabo Kayode"lol

d only tin wey i no remenba for d book na ow many times i read am
....
...
..Good days
missin old frends

isleman: @op, you are very funny thinking everyone went to a public school like you where that book was read. Many private school of those days never used McMillan books. we used foreign books.

Dem don come. Foreign books.

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

We all wanted to be like the spartan boys. The was not in use at my time but I still got to read it. We still have it and many other old school books in my family library. Today, I could still see some of my niece and nephews catching a glimpse of them. Looks like the last of the best authors died long time ago.

I hear

isleman: @op, you are very funny thinking everyone went to a public school like you where that book was read. Many private school of those days never used McMillan books. we used foreign books.

Abduletudaye:

Hehehe... I used to call it UGOSUGO...

hehe
I liked verbal reasoning
and I always hid my quantitative reasoning. cause I had a lot of red Biros with"4/10.6/10"on it...and my dad would beat hell out of you if yoou didn't. make up to 5/10 on every classwork


sometimes I threw it into our well or left it outside purposely. for rain to beat it



if there. is nothing about your childhood. not worth smiling about, sorry you've got issues

asadike: mr nwosu has 2 daughters and 4 sons. They were preparin 4 xmas. Ngozi is sweepin d floor and mary is cuttin d pineapple

NSK Baby well don oooo !!!

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.

U got it wrong jo, it is "elephanti lo n bo ye, obo n jo, eye ka leluyah lode orun.

asadike: mr nwosu has 2 daughters and 4 sons. They were preparin 4 xmas. Ngozi is sweepin d floor and mary is cuttin d pineapple

You are so on point!

isleman: @op, you are very funny thinking everyone went to a public school like you where that book was read. Many private school of those days never used McMillan books. we used foreign books.

no bragging. bro,I attended one of the most expensive pri.schools and still used this book

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

Mine was "ede x ede, rice customer, I saw ede, beans, oloko oloko kase "

timsbee: I did N O E C. Dat book is un forgetable.

Mr Ropoto finds a hole.
Alawiye
koku baboni
thers a very longlist for all dis. Buh being married wit kids nd a husband to care about, will not let me rememba dem.
Good old days of
tanfirin
eekano gowon
baleewa
eyin alangba
akara elepo........
Add urs. Lest i forget
INDOJI.....

Do you think we all read all these?

In my school "we read only foreign books"

Lwkmd,nothing wey we no go see for nairaland.

Day by Day..

nickz: hehe
I liked verbal reasoning
and I always hid my quantitative reasoning. cause I had a lot of red Biros with"4/10.6/10"on it...and my dad would beat hell out of you if yoou didn't. make up to 5/10 on every classwork


sometimes I threw it into our well or left it outside purposely. for rain to beat it



if there. is nothing about your childhood. not worth smiling about, sorry you've got issues

Gbam! You gerrit! I cnt recall how many times I buy crayon ooo..its either am eating it or something sha... .. NPA Staff School Rocks!

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

And Mr Bako. Chai we don read many funny funny books o

nickz: no bragging. bro,I attended one of the most expensive pri.schools and still used this book

Please help me tell him.

Empty bragados

asadike: mr nwosu has 2 daughters and 4 sons. They were preparin 4 xmas. Ngozi is sweepin d floor and mary is cuttin d pineapple

u attended primary school in the eighties, no lie?