Oluwasaeon:
Made ours with balloons

yep that's the original one.

Till today i used to wonder if the ball no b coconut

Flaghouse1:


Oga talk true ,you should be in your early forties for you to remember this ball,you just bring back nostalgia of my youthful days

You are really funny...this^ got mi


...lemme say that if you played this ball and you are not married...your case is really different...

Wow I play it wella we call it bolu eledo or sagba di were, yes, that's d name,reason being that the ball is controlled by wind action it goes in d direction of d wind.

Wow! This is a reminiscence. I played this "ball" very well when I was young. We used to call it "sagbadiwere" (run adult mad) back then.

Supersuave2:
there's one we used to make with bursted balloons

Baba, I no know say you sef don use style old ooo

Nice piece there, i played it in nursary and primary 1. now i know am among the grown ups. that was the last preriod i laughed. gud to a man. rezpect op. i also playex cashew game called eku okwe and esi okwe

Called TANTANI in Hausa. Hausa get name for everything aswear

We call it felele or sagba di were

No accurate direction

infinitypro:


You are really funny...this^ got mi


...lemme say that if you played this ball and you are not married...your case is really different...

@ bolded refers, the person wey play this kind ball wey never marry by now especially the guys need to go wash him head for bar beach, because during that time na him we dey write love letter dey spray Avon perfume put for the babe to join say you know what's up .

We called it " Epon Elede" ( Pig Blokos) or "Sagba di Were" (Elder turns mumu) because of its non-directional projectile-ability. This Op brings me the nostalgia of how we bought and played it in 1986 to 1989 with mumsy money before Italia '90 (World Cup) toronto balls evolved. We dey do screening/accreditation of players before match go start: anybody with outgrown toe-nails will never be allowed to near the ball.
Op, receive anointing to bring more!

FORONTO.......

okenwaa:
All these children wey full hia....it's made from balloon

its made from pure raw rubber

Epon elede

oluwatymylehyn:
Lol... The thing can bounce ehn

I dey tell u d tin dey bounce for africa

maxiuc:
God bless your soul sweet mummy

I remembered on may 1998 she bought it for me

they don't play it we make by our self so D ball ur mom bought for u is not this one

Harmored:
. Ahhhh JSS2, with shoe post, front of class

2 touch chai

so real man.. exact class
Shey u go fstcy

We call it Bladder.

I did. Was made from rubber. Nice.

lolzz, it was called panrubber, In the good old days, with yoruba pronunciation.

Then you must be aje butter, we the aje pakos played this ball wella.

VickyRotex:
What's this? I'm not indomie generation o. But I don't know what this is!

centboy123456:



they don't play it we make by our self so D ball ur mom bought for u is not this one

baba I no get eye abi
So I no sabi Wetin my mumcy buy for me

Na fire melt the ball

Bjgirl1:
Then you must be aje butter, we the aje pakos played this ball wella.

lol. I'm not ajebutter o. Wait is it the one that has like a blue colour also and stretches? Not necessarily this colour?

This ball ehn.. Wind assisted dribbles... Mad R2... *Good old days*, we all dey creative well then...we go shy tie everything together

Felele ball.

To ba gba sibi.
Wa tun gba sibe.
Emi kedere
Mo ti Mon gba.

Origin:
Felele ball.

To ba gba sibi.
Wa tun gba sibe.
Emi kedere
Mo ti Mon gba.

Mo n gba kisa.

tosyne2much:
Baba, I no know say you sef don use style old ooo

I be small boy o, I just get experience ni

blank:
I have never seen this before and I am definitely not indomie generation.

Aunty, you no know this ball?
I know am...... 1993 was when I saw it as a kid

This ball just reminded me of my old age.