Lol, I couldn’t help but laugh when i saw this picture.

For those who are referred to as ‘indomie’ generation (no pun intended), they might not remember this very old TV station, NTA 7.

Even though I was a child then, the memory still remains fresh on my mind. what strikes me the most is the opening sound that sends the kids running to the front of the television set to watch their favorite TV program.

How time flies that such station has to go underground, and most especially in Lagos, NTA station is of little relevance.

This TV station was among the existing stations in those days when Parle soda, Limca and Gold-spot were usually advertised in one sequence…

In addition, Erinkeke, a comedy series by popular Yoruba Comedian “Baba Suwe” that swept viewers off their feet was aired weekly. There was another exciting program “Tales by Moonlight” which always kept children close to the TV screen with eyes glued. It was a program that children always wanted to watch and would therefore finish up their house chores on time to avoid restriction from watching it by their parents.

I remember the” News Panorama” which is just the same as what we call the News Headline presently. “Hogbe” was News casted in Igbira language (Badagry) and we had to laugh and make fun of the Newscaster whenever the News was being read. “News-line” was another interesting program that was usually aired, it was all about events and happenings around Nigeria, more of a National documentary.

What a good nostalgia!

http://www.thefinix.com/2015/08/old-tv-station/

Lol..wen did u get this.. vry old..lagos had NTA 7, NTA2 channel 5 n Nta 10.

Hahahaha

dulux07:
Lol..wen did u get this.. vry old..lagos had NTA 7, NTA2 channel 5 n Nta 10.

this man don old

In addition, Erinkeke, a comedy series by popular Yoruba Comedian “Baba Suwe” that swept viewers off their feet was aired weekly

This reminds me of Suwebatu and Opebe. Time truly flies .