Asaba-Onitsha ferry crossing (1959)


Yoruba woman and her kids fetching wood in Osogbo- 1971


Bororo tribe at the Dan Dudu hills


* Kano 1950's showing young girls with pots on their head
* An old primary school photo
* The lagos railway- 1950's
*Nigeria Airways Fokker 28 at Calabar airport (1970s)

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Entrance to the Emir of Zarias Palace in Kaduna (1973)


The London and Kano trading company, Lagos (1960s)


Main Gate University of Ibadan, (1960)


A view of the city of Oshogbo, Nigeria. 1950s


*The famous photo that heralded the armistice and official end of the Nigerian civil war, January 1970
*Health workers measure the heights and weights of children in order to establish the needs of refugees during the Nigerian-Biafran war. 1960.
*Biafran children of the St Anthony school. 1969
* Somewhere in Lagos

A farmer waters his sweet pepper crop, 1981.


Yoruba musician performing at a festival, Oshogbo 1970



Kurama waters, 1970s


Photo taken in Southern Nigeria during The Aro Punitive Expedition 1901


A barber with a customer, 1940


*King Sunny Ade and Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey in 1982.
*Gurara water falls
*Hair braiding in Nigeria, 1960
* A market in eastern Nigeria, 1970

It is well

Those days when men were still Men.
We didn't have enough back then but we never really lacked.

Swt Nigeria then.. Not now

A market in Northern Nigeria


Nigerian Food Vendors


Market Scene, 1900


A barber in Kano, 1962


A freed yoruba slave from bahia, Brazil


Yoruba girls with facial scarification, Meko, Nigeria. 1970s



The Lion himself


A Nigerian bride, 1900


Palace of Oba Sir Ladapo Ademola II, the Alake of Abeokuta (1951)

*Northern Milk Maid
*Hausa builders put the finishing touches to a mud wall during the construction of a new school.
Kano, Nigeria, 1914.

*Somewhere in Lagos
*The Niger at Jebba (1930)

Nigerians in the capital city of Lagos cheer as they read of the surrender of the Biafran forces, Jan. 12, 1970.


Biafran currency


Ebun House located at 85 Odunfa Street, Lagos. Known as ‘Petesi Anduru’ or 'Ile awo si fila’. (Yoruba)
Built in 1914, it was the first three story building in Lagos.


A female Hausa drummer and her assistants, Lagos 1910s-20s.


Yoruba cultural greetings




Somewhere in Akwa Ibom State


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felt really emotional

FP things lalasticlala
Sceneries like this really makes me feel nolstalgic

I remeber those days when my mum was a chemist. There used to be a pretty damsel then called martha whose mum's shop was located close to my mum's. Only God sabi where she go dey now

When I see pictures of my primary school crush then or even my first ever primary school lover who died in a car crash, the feelings can never be compared to anything in this world.

PussySmasher:
FP things lalasticlala
Sceneries like this really makes me feel nolstalgic

I remeber those days when my mum was a chemist. There used to be a pretty damsel then called martha whose mum's shop was located close to my mum's. Only God sabi where she go dey now

When I see pictures of my primary school crush then or even my first ever primary school lover who died in a car crash, the feelings can never be compared to anything in this world.

Such is life.

Aeroflyer:

Such is life.

Today is still going to be in the past.

We all will ask ourselves, where did the time go ?

PussySmasher:
FP things lalasticlala
Sceneries like this really makes me feel nolstalgic

I remeber those days when my mum was a chemist. There used to be a pretty damsel then called martha whose mum's shop was located close to my mum's. Only God sabi where she go dey now

When I see pictures of my primary school crush then or even my first ever primary school lover who died in a car crash, the feelings can never be compared to anything in this world.

No go commit suicide o

you tried, nice collections. i love history................

where did we get it wrong in this country.

That photo of General Ojukwu is inspiring.

Wow ,that man was a total hero and a role model for other nationalists.

Bifwoli:
That photo of General Ojukwu is inspiring.
Wow ,that man was a total hero and a role model for other nationalists.

I tells yuh