Let's reminisce back in those days when we were kids in primary school, singing songs like -

" Wherever u go(go-go-gongo)wherever u've been (sisi-eko),do not say yes when u mean 2 say no(baba-ibadan)!

let's have yours,

Labe igi orombo nibe lagbe n'sere waa inu waa dun ara waa yaa labe igi orombo orombo, o-rom-bo, orombo, o-rom-booooooooooo

Some have food but cannot eat, some can eat but have no food. We have food and we can eat. Glory be to thee o Lord. Amen.

Awon omo alaigboran po ni ile iwe
won ki foju si oun to luko ko.
dodo ati rice ko gbodo koja
won jeun jeun jeun wo gbodo roboto
ise ise iyen ki se tiwon ere, ere ere sa ni tiwo
dodo ati rice ko gbodo koja
won jeun jeun jeun wo gbodo roboto

Orilee9ice:

Labe igi orombo nibe lagbe n'sere waa inu waa dun ara waa yaa labe igi orombo orombo, o-rom-bo, orombo, o-rom-booooooooooo

yaaaaaaaaay Orile9ice!  

John Bull my son I sent you to school you don't how to spell your name. . .

Cynthia toto
na tear tear toto

Cynthia toto
na tear tear toto

Cynthia toto
na brekete toto

1) The day is bright is bright and fair
oh happy day, the day of joy

The day is bright is bright and fair
oh happy day, the day of joy
mama jellof rice!



2) oh my home o my home
oh my home o my home
when shall i see my home
when shall i see my nativeland
i will never forget my home!


3) holiday is coming [2x]
no more warning bells
no more teachers cane.
goodbye teachers, goodbye scholars
I'm going 2 spend
a jolly holiday [2x]



4)h-i-p- for d hip
p-o-p-o for d hipopo
and t-a-m-u-s for the hipopotamus1
hipoptamus!

oh my home, oh my home
when shall i see my home
when shall i see my native land
i'll never forget my home


oh maggi oh maggi
maggi otua ka idi
maggi otua ka idi n'ofe
magii neme ike waka waka waka{never really got the connection}

parents listen to your children
we are the leaders of tomorrow
try and pay our school fees
and give us good education

8 o'clock is d time 4 skul,dnt be l8t in d mornin.
8 o'clock is 4 boys and gals,come 2 skul in za mornin.

OMO IBO:

Cynthia toto
na tear tear toto

Cynthia toto
na tear tear toto

Cynthia toto
na brekete toto

lmfao, for which school be dat?

"I no go gree o, i no go gree, i no go gree ooo, i no go gree, " chei back in those dayz,

Holiday is coming *2
No more teacher wipe , No more morning bells
Good-bye teacher, Good-bye Others
I am going for, my coming holiday (favorite)

Xmas is coming, is coming is coming
Xmas is coming
Baba buy shoe for me
Oh mama buy dress for me.

Lolllh

Primary school morning assembly: Songs of Priase 86
Morning has broken, like the 1st morning, blackbirds have spoken, like the 1st word
Praise for the singing. Praise for the morning, Praise for the evening, Fresh from the world.

Closing time in the afternoon:
Now the day is over, night is drawing nigh, shadows of the evening, still across the skies
Glory to the father, Glory to the son, And to thee blessed spirit, Whilst all ages run, Amen!

Going on Holiday:
Holiday is coming, Holiday is coming
No more morning Bells, No more teachers Teach,
Goodbye teachers Goodbye Scholars i am going to spend my jolly Ho- li- day!

ayde:

Let's reminisce back in those days when we were kids in primary school, singing songs like -

" Wherever u go(go-go-gongo)wherever u've been (sisi-eko),do not say yes when u mean 2 say no(baba-ibadan)!
let's have yours,

Yeah, we sang this too, but in Secondary school.

;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d

TICK TCK SAYS THE CLOCK TICK TICK, WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO, do quick!!

H. I. P for the Hip for the Hippopo. . .

continuing from where FBS Stopped,

P-O-P-O 4 da HIP-PO-PO and T- A-M- U- S 4 da HIP - PO-PO-TA-MUS. (shouting, HI PO PO TA MUS!)   
another one, P -YO- P- YO-YO, i am P -YO-YO! or (aya- mi -ni o- maa- sun!)

Laughing at the omo ibadan's, (I[/b]PATA [b]B[/b]OYS [b]A[/b]RE [b]D[/b]ANGEROUS [b]A[/b]T [b]N[/b]IGHT)
Omo ibadan, ki show re, (show sure ni!)
Ki lo fi joko, (ku-sin c-hai ni ) Cushion Chair!
Ki lo je lana, Eran chikin ni (Chicken!)

Oh those days, 

and b4 the omo ibadan's crucify me us lagosians have our own slang
[b]L[/b]OVE [b]A[/b]LL [b]G[/b]IRLS [b]O[/b]N [b]S[/b]ATURDAY, LOL (omo mo [b]RASS gan nigbayen jor!!) Thank God 4 di BLOOD OF JESUS NOW!!,

Orilee9ice:

continuing from where FBS Stopped,

P-O-P-O 4 da HIP-PO-PO and T- A-M- U- S 4 da HIP - PO-PO-TA-MUS. (shouting, HI PO PO TA MUS!)
another one, P -YO- P- YO-YO, i am P -YO-YO! or (aya- mi -ni o- maa- sun!)

Laughing at the omo ibadan's, (I[/b]PATA [b]B[/b]OYS [b]A[/b]RE [b]D[/b]ANGEROUS [b]A[/b]T [b]N[/b]IGHT)
Omo ibadan, ki show re, (show sure ni!)
Ki lo fi joko, (ku-sin c-hai ni ) Cushion Chair!
Ki lo je lana, Eran chikin ni (Chicken!)

Oh those days,

and b4 the omo ibadan's crucify me us lagosians have our own slang
[b]L[/b]OVE [b]A[/b]LL [b]G[/b]IRLS [b]O[/b]N [b]S[/b]ATURDAY, LOL (omo mo [b]RASS gan nigbayen jor!!) Thank God 4 di BLOOD OF JESUS NOW!!,

mm let somebody shout HALLELUYAH!!!!!

rain rain go away
come another noda day

oh well can't rmbr d rest lol

Some have food but cannot eat, some can eat but have no food. We have food and we can eat. Glory be to thee o Lord. Amen, oooooooooh its being long

@ AYDE,

mm let somebody shout HALLELUYAH!!!!!

You RASS 2!! my broda, HAA LEE LUU YAA HHHHH OHHHH!!! 9ICE ONE!!

Get most of them here:

It's been treated in the FUN PALACE.

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i remember in first and second grade we would always sing songs!!
awwww, i miss those days.
i think i still remember some. . .
i remember almost every last barney song though. hahaha

John Bull is my son
I sent him to school
To learn how to spell "John Bull"

Secondly

Akwukwo na-ato uto
Ona-arahu na mmuta
Onye were nkasi-obi
Ogamuta Akwukwo
Oburu na-nne gi na-nna gi nwere ego etc cant remember the rest anymore

@ VICTORAZY & FBS,

John Bull my son
I sent him to school
YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO SPELL YOUR NAME,
To learn how to spell "John Bull"

, from where you stopped, singing,

J-O-H-N -&- B-U-L-L thats the way, how to spell your name, (2ce)

Pawpaw is a kind of fruit (2x)
Sweet like sugar, Yellow like Fanta,
Everybody likes Pawpaw     P A W P A W


Primary School is a lovely and unforgettable day of every1.

a mirele ooo
olojo oni oo
amirele oo

gbogbo eko ti ako
lati enu oluko wa
maje keye eshu, ko shaje lokanwa
ami rele oo, olojo oni oo
ami rele ooo


Tisha jowo, mo fe jegba temi
nami lowo, mashe nami nidi, tidimi babe,
mape baba mi wa, baba mi, a ba e ja.


all things bright and beautiful, all creature great and small
all things bright and wonderful,
the lord god made them all.

Waooo u got it and u've reminded me
Sorry, did u attend the same nursery sch with me in 1985?

Does anyone remember those play we used to do sitting on a mat under the tree or in the compound at night when NEPA had done its worst, all sitting togeda legs out and counting,

Moni ni mo ni ni, mo ni ni mo ni ni
mo ba'rugbo kan lodo, mo lo bun mi lomi mu
o lo'humn o bun mi lo mi mu
mo lo shapa kalanja, mo l'she se welenje
Bi igbako abiamo, mumi mumi KA YI KO!!

OR

Gbalanta Gbalanta, Gbalanta Orere
Orere o shonkan Orere o shokan
Shokan sokan sorogun, oniru ana n'ko
O bi mo meta lugba, okan ,je wereke, o'kan je talumo
Talumo algbede ana n'ko
Rom rom ta koko, sala, sala, sa ku ta, mo na mo na  kai yi ko REBETE!

OR HIDE AND SEEK

Bojuboju o oh! Oloro m'bo!  e para mo o oh!
Se kin se, Shee!!  she she she she Shee!!
E pere Mi Heey! Eni toloro ba mu , a paaa je (A paa jee!!)

MISSISSIPPI---- MIIIIIIIIIIIIISSIIIIIIIIISSSSIIIIIIPPI,
SPELL!!!
M-I-DOUBLE S-I-DOUBLE-S-I-DOUBLE-P-I,
MIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSIIIIIIIII PIIIIIIII.