Good old days when kobo still get value to buy guguru and groundnut, apolo sweet, Longlife, uloka, moi-moi, chocomilo sweet, agidi and the rest. I be flex that time o!


Chei!!!! I don old and still never marry to born my own Ali, na wao o! God pass devil sha!!!!!!!!

legendsilver: Good old days when kobo still get value to buy guguru and groundnut, apolo sweet, Longlife, uloka, moi-moi, chocomilo sweet, agidi and the rest. I be flex that time o!


Chei!!!! I don old and still never marry to born my own Ali, na wao o! God pass devil sha!!!!!!!!

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

Na Christmas period for MR NWOSU AND FAMILY

Agbo Malaika lives in the town of Lagoon, which is not far from Lagos.....brb

when reading in those days, you will be salivating

Mee234:
u attended primary school in the eighties, no lie?

guy,i dont lie. I was born in d latest eighties and attended primary sch in d 90s

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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

The picture is from a Nigerian Primary School English textbook that I recall using in the year 1987...in primary one...which shows a man bringing home chickens for his wife and children.

The text was published by Macmillian

Choi, Ali & Simbi are playinq in the sittinq room,,
Simbi is skippinq with her rope, she can skip well,
Ali cant skip, Mr. Salami opened d door he is anqry,,
He said to Ali.... OMq, ah can qo on & on..

If ah hear say ah be indomie qeneration ehn..

LOVEGINO: ..... are eating chicken and rice, can you see the big bowl of rice on the table. hahahahaha. Tank God Its Fridaiiiiiiiiiiiii!

lol...u got the sentence right...

Tolexander: there were Ladybird Series (Peter and Jane was my fav, cos that's what i read), Nigeria Primary English(NPE), Nigeria Oxford English Course(NOEC) et al with pictures and attractive colours.

Good old memories. Making me emotional. If i see these books today, i will buy them.

Mr Sada is a farmer. He lives in Sapele. He has a big farm. He grows yams, cassava, beans and groundnut. Can you see the oranges and pineapples.........

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.

Lol..i tink d pix is found in pry 5 macmillian, went 2 a private school, but street is stl goin b street..#shoutout 2 Mrs alonge.

datguru:

See enjoyment.... Well, nobody get swag reach me.. When I will strolling with my Kato/Kito bata and with the socks sticking out in the front like tongue without house.. All the girls go dey freak out.

legendsilver: Good old days when kobo still get value to buy guguru and groundnut, apolo sweet, Longlife, uloka, moi-moi, chocomilo sweet, agidi and the rest. I be flex that time o!


Chei!!!! I don old and still never marry to born my own Ali, na wao o! God pass devil sha!!!!!!!!

#wipes tears#
Those days...

Abduletudaye:

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!

pri. 3 transition from pencil to Biro
no worry NA,management write letter give my papa 3 different times to change uniform

I change uniform tire cos I was always pouring ink on my cloth

NA my Biro float pass,NA me be Biro repairer.....that year I took every Biro I saw to school

Tolexander: 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.

.it wasn't a novel,it was English textbook.

Lmao.......... "Today is Friday. Edet and his cousins are eating chicken and rice. Can u see the big bowl of rice, it is on the table................
How can I forget??

Good old days and full of memories.
I love my reader and always read it at home and sometimes my mum had to yell at me to stop bothering everybody. I was a happy boy who loved school.....and then so Chukwumazi.

Abduletudaye:

See enjoyment.... Well, nobody get swag reach me.. When I will strolling with my Kato/Kito bata and with the socks sticking out in the front like tongue without house.. All the girls go dey freak out.

My dad used to buy us a new set of Bata shoes (those strong brown leather shoes) every year.
Getting new books made me happy like a kid in a candy store.
Always eager to take my new books, shoe and bag back to school.
Lol.
Innocence is a good thing o

timsbee: Good old days of
tanfirin
eekano gowon
baleewa
eyin alangba
akara elepo........
Add urs. Lest i forget
INDOJI.....

lol @eyin alanqba, akara elepo, baleewa

Not 4qettin BABA DUDU, pako biscuit, coconut biscuit, speedy, okin & shortcake.. lol ah miss childhood jere..

mehnnn....PRY SCHOOL DAYS WAS THE BEST. I READ DS BOOK TIRE ENH

omotfavy: .it wasn't a novel,it was English textbook.

thanks!
Macmillian or what?

datguru:

.wat about baba dudu sweet,go-go dat has diff colours,some even press it on their palm.OMG,good old days.

nickz: pri. 3 transition from pencil to Biro
no worry NA,management write letter give my papa 3 different times to change uniform

I change uniform tire cos I was always pouring ink on my cloth

NA my Biro float pass,NA me be Biro repairer.....that year I took every Biro I saw to school

Aswear Na u rock am pass!

mummy me?

They are in the same line with Agbomalaka lives in the town of lagoon which is not far from Ibadan!!!

[b][/b] i stil do oh..lolx missin primary lyk madt

Oh, glorious days!!! Fond memories.

Had those sandals then they used to call Ali and Simbi (if my memory serves me well) and some girls panties they used to call "mothercare" . D¤pe stuffs everyone who knew "what's up" must have.

Remember then we used to wake up, get prepared, and have the school bus come take us to school. Twas fun driving around town and picking up other pupils from various points before finally heading to school. Comfortable buses with ACs and fans hanging on the roof of the cabin. Later they stopped putting on the AC and just turn on the fans only. Later they came up with a ticketing scheme where you buy monthly tickets to board the buses! Then later, the buses stopped showing up altogether!!!

Things just took a turn for the worse generally.

Oh Nigeria...

#nostalgic..

mehnnn. its been like forever. Mr Nwosu, edet pops.

Guy your memory dey sharp

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

DRealGeesam:
My dad used to buy us a new set of Bata shoes (those strong brown leather shoes) every year.
Getting new books made me happy like a kid in a candy store.
Always eager to take my new school back to school.
Lol.
Innocence is a good thing o

Walahi.. You don gerrit finish.

I use new books buga eh...kai..our teachers table will be in the corner of the back of the class.. Kai.. Primary sef eh..