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wow.thank God for NL and OPoh .this a good archiver material

Mo na won baje baje.
Op, the coins nko?
The N, 50 Kobo 25 Kobo, 10 Kobo, 1 Kobo, Shillings etc. The Kobos still existed during the 1980s & 1990s.

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Indomie generations no go sabi these ones o!
In the pics, there's Nigerian & British Shillings spent in the 1950s-1970s

atikubaba: wow.thank God for NL and OPoh .this a good archiver material

I still have these old currencies in my wallet, I snapped these myself... got them from late grandma.

OkikiOluwa1: Mo na won baje baje.

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Indomie generations no go sabi these ones o!

The Indomie generation certainly can't know these currencies... we bought Ice water, Guguru & Epa, Babadudu,Sisi pelebe, Dankuwa etc

Wonderful.... Nice job OP

I am coming to snap some Biafra's notes for upload so that we can compare and contrast
I am sure if Biafra Republic had succeeded, two things would have happened by now:
1. The local currency would be as strong as GBP. It would be used for international trading.
2. There would have been another sub-currency that would be trading with the Nigerian Naira.

Our CBB ( central bank of Biafra) would have been a model for Africa. Biafra Republic was indeed great. We would have formed strong allies like French, USA and Britain. We would be attending UN General Assembly and sending troops to fight Boko Haram, ISIS and AlQaeda
We shall be planning to annex Edo State into the Republic. Kogi would have since been ceded as well. Our institutions would be world-class. Those in the government would be first class no clueless characters.

The Biafran Currency would have the sign of crucifix affixed on it by now. What this mean is that no corruption, no unethical practices and no shady dealings with the currency. Oh I miss the vision of that republic

The Arabic on our old notes though...

Ok..i use most except d shillings

LMAyedun: Have you even spent any of these?What did you buy?

I think nigeria is confused with time and change

Ok

Spent 5okobo

LMAyedun: The Indomie generation certainly can't know these currencies... we bought Ice water, Guguru & Epa, Babadudu,Sisi pelebe, Dankuwa etc

yea

Bought kwilikwili with those I naira notes, I also bought nzu with d kobos

I used to buy PONGILA, INDOGI and GARRI ONI-SUGAR...!
Lest i forget, What abt Toro ati Sisi..?

Wow

Brb

Age restricted thread at last!

Used to pocket church offering money then (50kobo) and use it to buy "Donkuwa" or "Alewa", or ice cream (milk mixed with sugar and water packaged in white polythene bags) after service. Then you see housa girls line up with their stuffs for sale in front of the church's gate, and yep, they enjoyed alota patronage!!

#nostalgic..

ugly notes

i bought Agidi jellof,kwilikwili mandela, nasco biscuit . coconut candy local ice cream and lots more

I didn't spend much of those then.
Money too scarce.
But for these one below, I dey spend am like die.

Hahahahahahahaha

Ok