Canalmind:
Only those born in 80s and maybe early 90s, would have used this.

Beremx:
It was used by mobile barbers back in the late 80s . I remember when a barber used it to barb my hair when I had lice.

baralatie:

the beauty of nairaland

Bekwarra:
Yes I did. The man normally comes on Thursdays where the children in the neighbourhood would have been gathered in their houses. We used to run away whenever we saw him coming because of the pepperish sensations after each haircut. No styles nothing, it's always skodo. We used to call the man Baba Ge Kia Kia. I still wonder how all of us didn't get serious infections then. But ringworm and others were rampant though.

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

xynerise:
I used the blue comb and razor blade. My mum was something else

Sinudyne:
can someone help me with anything this morning? Help a fellow. Am depressed. Zero,Zero,three,seven,three,two,six,four,five,three. g.t.b

pocohantas:
Na Nap-tu2 and Gee-bite them go know this one. Na babygirl I be mbok.

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

vibbb:
Ofcos yea. Manual clipper.
Infact, if u sustain any injury at d process of barbing; ur hair would be use to stop d bleeding by placing some hair at d spot and b4 u knw it, d wound dries up.

eleko1:
can't forgot Baba Nimota shop around wey str,mushin in d 70s where my old man used to drag us to.Woe betide U if u nor allow the barber to give U korodo oko Iya alamala cut(skin cut without strand of hair).The good old days

jimyjames:

I was about to say same thing, that hand clipper dey pain no be small, I used to cry anytime they use that clipper on me

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

pocohantas:


Jesus! Looks like a surgical instrument. I will cry if I see that thing face to face.

Phred1717:
You can only see tis in the north... Both olden days an now