jay2pee:
When we dey do hide and seek in an uncompleted building.... omo eeehhh...I press bobby die

holyfather:
I tried explaining this thing to my wife... till I gave up Indomie generation doesn't know what they missed

ogorwyne:
1. mine was going everywhere with my mom, especially to work. I didn't have much friends as a child except in school. At home my mom and brother were my friends. She used to join us whenever she was free to play in the house. At work She would make sure we were studying while she's attending to her patients and would always buy us one thing or the other whenever she comes back to check on us. we were quite popular in the hospital she was working then, had so many doctor friends who were quite generous then with cash.

2. I had zero worries as a child, I miss this part a lot

3. loved Watching Godzilla and wrestling then on ITV, after every wrestling match my brother and I will turn our parlor into a play play boxing ring. But most times before the real play ends, we end up having a real fight and quarrel.

I could go on and on about my childhood, had a mom who would get me everything that could make me beautiful and neat and a dad that bought me story books a lot. Am still my parents child, happy Children's Day to me and every child out there

mykelmeezy:
when i fell down when i wanted to impress my crush
in 6th grade

holyfather:

I tried explaining this thing to my wife... till I gave up
Indomie generation doesn't know what they missed

NwaObinkita:

When they carry their hørny self's for lesson during holiday

NwaObinkita:


-I remember peeping our househelps when they were bathing as a child.
And sucking their bréasts when they slept.


-I didn't like Danger Mouse and Super Ted.. I always waited to watch náked scenes on ESBS night movies

-I was a smart child, I always picked used Merry-go-round(long bus) tickets and gave it to conductors.

-I remember using my transport fare for Okpa, Blackcurrant and Star icecream..then trek through Ekulu bridge down to Ogba lesson to go and admire HRC girls



PAPA
ino der
childhood in coal city rocks bro

Proudly042

Officialnelly:


Hmmmm, Someone even constructed a local [b]wheel barrow [/b]with it

smith666999:



yeah, my guy. it was fun then... we the ones that had real fun. not this ice cream kids of this days.

by the way, we had our own ice cream tied in small waterproof... it was really solid ice. lick off the sugar and lil milk, and chop up the "ice block". lol

nkwuocha:

Who mess am,na ojo.Ojo say na teacher,teacher say don't worry na my class people mess am pooh!


Moju moju!akara mo!make sisi!sisi deycome,make I come?And that's how I hide in a big pot in my mother's packing store till I slept off.By the time I was able to wake up,my mom was holding me tight with tears in her eyes.Ewww poor woman!Heard she almost lost it searching everywhere for me.



Shout out to those of us that feared darkness as kids.Those of us that wake up from a long sleep only to realise we have been sleeping in the dark, its evening and no one is home .The wailing as we shout all manner of household names,hitting our little heads on bricks,falling over chairs,stumbling over school bags trying to get out of the house ,as we remember willi willi,Doctor Who,Nagin the shake girl,Nneka the pretty serpent and all the demons we have planted in our imaginations.
Even after the rescue you can't just stop crying.The ferocious beast in the dark almost eat me to

Positivist:
It is Boju boju...eparamo...se kin so... You're obviously one of those Igbo's who schooled in Yoruba land.

Blonchilli:

Godzilla and wrestling on ITV you forgot ghost busters and samurai X after school with my socks and dirty uniform would sit on the couch watching them and mom will come and chase us in but my dad would say she should leave us. I prefered watching wrestling on EBS. Seems you're in delta. Cos that was our dstv

ogorwyne:

samurai X. I loved it too. lol. ITV and EBS were dstv then truly o. Am from Delta

Blonchilli:

Nice. You're making me feel like a little boy again with these memories where in Delta are you?

ogorwyne:

Am not in Delta right now sha. Am in Enugu state. I school there

Blonchilli:
Awwww Okay... Would have loved us to talk more... Not publicly here were the entire country could be viewing

ogorwyne:

samurai X. I loved it too. lol. ITV and EBS were dstv then truly o. Am from Delta

holyfather:

I tried explaining this thing to my wife... till I gave up
Indomie generation doesn't know what they missed

DanseMacabre:
Sadly, I've been trying hard to think, but it seems the pleasures of alcohol and sex, as well as the general bleeped-up-ness of adulthood have wiped away what sweet memories there were of childhood.

redbeans:
how about the innocence of childhood?

In btw... Easy with the drinking

nerodenero:
Aside flying Kite, killing lizards, rolling tyre around Surulere, running to know the fastest kid around my street and playing football which I enjoyed a great deal, I remember when I shook hands with the then Military Administrator of Lagos State His Excellency Col. Raji Rasaki at National theatre, Iganmu on Children's Day. It was quite memorable.

Again my friends and I would stand by the road side and continue to spank the 'nyansh' of conductors when they hang by their buses. It was fun but a conductor identified me and one day as his bus was approaching me with top speed, he gave me a heavy punch on my face, mo ri ogo lai de Cele. That made me repented.

Again, my Badoo brother was a very good artist. He would draw and paint N20, the resemblance was second to none and we'd attach a rope to it while placing it on the road at night. When people sees and attempt to pick it, we will quickly pull the rope, denying them from picking it. Most of them won't see the rope and see them running after the money like thieves running after money. It was a funny experience.

Anytime I remember these things I did as a kid, I just feel if only I could turn back the hands of time and feel the excitement again, alas, e no possible.

skywalker001:
what do u cherish @ d bolded...

Slayqueen dat don't knw the meaning of cherish

poshestmina:
Seeing my mom alive after that experience was/is something I'd always be grateful for.

Luckygurl:


Lmao!!
You guys were officially naughty
Geez!!!!

Victornezzar:
dat tym we do use empty sardine container 2 make motor
We do play canta(coke nd fanta cover)

remi1444:
ohhh am just a teen n am privileged to be part of those dat participated in dah borezz sturv.