shitshappen:
"Where the fish drowns, even die of thirst"

Never knew those were the lyrics, I bet majority then never got it.

Me too.

The common proverb I loved most is "We are pencils in the hands of the creator".
Abeg who epp me remember Ireti? dat gal's episodes made me fell in love. Hmmm! the good old days indeed.

mehn nice post. very nice post

[quote author=adioolayi post=46103154]Super story ke Then what happens when the likes of Yanpanyarin, Arelu by Aworo and Fadeyi...or Opaaje by Ajileye and Abija...Even the Agbara Nla (Ultimate Power) by Mount Zion were being aired Those films are the face of TV series in Nigeria [/quote

Good old days. Yanpanyarin koni sele nile awa o, mo se etutu fun ile ogere......

where the fish drowns and even die of thirst...............No 8 Really got me tanks for making me smile dz evening

shitshappen:


Essence?

yes, that's the name of the artist behind the sound track

Haaaaaaa..meeeh dat was in d old days..guys at times I wounder what is goin on now with dis new generation
...den tins were calm nd peaceful..na wa

*Where the fish drowns and RIVER die of thirst *

Op @tobyshegz you forgot the heartbreak that comes with hearing
"We are nothing but pencils in the hands of the creator " signifying the end of the episode

shitshappen:
"Where the fish drowns, even die of thirst"

Never knew those were the lyrics, I bet majority then never got it.