Memories of those fight with your seatmate....

hatux: Lol .. Remember I had one which was colour blue...

I had a blue colour too, they wrote "made in China" on it, not knowing it was the hand work of Igbo-made

Lol get lik 4 cuz I was so careless den

Memories of the regular fights with My seatmate....

Nothing throw back about that.
It is still everywhere now

Do u remember?

shattap there
radio without battery
who said it's not a thing of the west?
In Lagos, i used to see a lot of those back then
this shows you're still SMALL a boy

FrancisTony: All these Igbotic and northern schools.

We didn't use or know it here in the west.

Lol I still have it ,colour green.. Oh oh oh... ,

U miss ur water bottle,hahahaha

FrancisTony: All these Igbotic and northern schools.

We didn't use or know it here in the west.

EBOLA patient

Donfamous: tribalist alert!!!
An igbo dude that was privileged to school in south west, and he still AV d got to abuse the schools in his home town. Smh,

. SWEET!

FrancisTony: All these Igbotic and northern schools.

We didn't use or know it here in the west.

schooled in d west nd I used one

ChiSun27:



Keep quiet!!!!!!


Must you be noticed?

ask him oo

evegran: . SWEET!

u're so cute o

Mutuwa: Do u remember?

Yeap, after eatin the butter, we use the pangolo to make moi'moi

FrancisTony:


Shush! I am not a tribalist. I say the plain truth.

Even if they used it in the west, maybe nah those local schools (no offence )

Last bullet- Privileged kor, Privileged ni.

Did you watch super Ted cartoons? How old are you? When people born in the late 70's and early 80's are talking you should listen, this stuff was the holy grail of water bottles way bac... Who no come ,No go know

Donfamous: u're so cute o

. Thank you.

pls tell the toddler ooh

Mrkuvuki:

Did you watch super Ted cartoons? How old are you? When people born in the late 70's and early 80's are talking you should listen, this stuff was the holy grail of water bottles way bac... Who no come ,No go know

Did not have 1 For baggage sake but it flooded d whole place back then, different colours too. For clowns that think it was not in some regions, dnt spare them your thoughts, a buffon must be true to d game

I have dix in my house right now...So, it's still reigning.

SuperSauce: yes now..that we use to hold hands when going to school

lol. Funny you

evegran: . Thank you.

Hmmmmmm

evegran: . Thank you.

my due pleasure.

op ow did u know i used this shii mehn plssss stop opening my nyash small small oooo

Yea dat was so common,come whr is plaster C we use in Fine Art class any1 rememBad dat too,wat of BATA (cotina)sandals ahhhh d sweet old days,wen We went 2 Sch and evry1 prayed in Arabic n christian worship and we all loved it....nowadays d kids knw both religion r @ dagger drawn wit each oda....may God help US ALL...

Victoriousvic: Chai. I never used it sha, but I remember how badly I wanted it.

Me too. I envied those who brought it to school then- Green and orange , and I wanted it badly, but I never got to use it. Na the regular water bottle I use.

FrancisTony: All these Igbotic and northern schools.

We didn't use or know it here in the west.

i schooled in lagos and it was very common. maybe you schooled in saki LGA in oyo state....tribal bigot

mummy used to put tea inside

All these Indomie generation cum water bottle carriers we have on nairaland. As for me, I can’t even remember ever carrying water to school Make una no quote me ooo

who remembers this family computer game in primary/secondary school??

FrancisTony:


Shush! I am not a tribalist. I say the plain truth.

Even if they used it in the west, maybe nah those local schools (no offence )

Last bullet- Privileged kor, Privileged ni.

Poor people coudnt afford this at that time. Fact