EzeUche:

Reminds me of the pictures posted by Akhenaten.

Nairaland tribalist frustrated him and he deleted all his pictures.  

Akhenaten ezeuche thanks for coming back

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Judge James S. Watson with Alain Locke, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Mbadwie, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Clarence Holt.

Dr M Okpara, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, Solomon Lar, Jim, Melford Okilo, Aper Aku, Prof. Kenneth Dike

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Awolowo, Bello, Azikiwe

Birthday Party at our home in Ojo-Oniyun Street, Ebute Metta, Lagos. December 1974 .

[s]I'm getting this pix from some's public FB [/s]

police inspector isaac boro

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Lagos party, 1960

Dairo

In the 2000s, one would say he was gay. But I guess that's the fash back then

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Nigerian Independence Meeting 1960

General Yakubu Gowon of Nigeria, Idi Amin Dada in Kampala, Uganda taking salute before the Organization of African Unity Summit. (It was at this OAU Summit that Colonel Joseph Nanven Garuba announced in Nigeria Gowon's overthrow in which Brigadier Murtala Muhammad became the new head of state). Date: July 29, 1975. Location: Kampala, Uganda.

Hi ileke how are u today?

London, England, Colonel Benjamin Adekunle, known as the 'Black Scorpion' who led the Nigerian forces in the war against Biafra, waging a ruthless campaign. Date: October 12, 1970. Location: London.

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1960 Nigerian independence conference

quadrant4:

Hi ileke how are u today?

Fab, as always. Thank you?

U know i am from Ekiti too? i must say you are the best on this forum sincerely.

General Umunnakwe Aguyi Ironsi

ROSEMARY DA COSTA WITH MICHAEL CRAWFORD IN "SOME MOTHERS DO 'AVE 'EM" (1973)
Rosemary da Costa was a top Lagos model, actress and singer in the 1960s; she is particularly noteworthy for serving as the first Miss Lux. In the 70s, she worked increasingly in London, appearing in television programs such as "The Benny Hill Show" and "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em." In the 80s, she returned to Nigeria to star as Jagua Nana in the Nigerian Television Authority's "Jagua Nana's Daughter" with her husband Albert "Mr. B" Egbe.

Ileke what's your mail address pls?

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Nnamdi Azikiwe

The way we were.

quadrant4:

Ileke what's your mail address pls?

Classified info. But thank you anywayz.

Nana Olomu of the Itsekiri photographed in Accra after he was defeated and exiled there by the British in 1885. He had signed a Treaty of Protection with the British. But, because he would not allow the British to trade independently of him, he stored up trouble for himself and eventually the British attacked and exiled him.

Ileke-IdI has a new olulofe.

I know ileke kindly send it to my mail address at bankedee@yahoo.com

Oladele Adebayo Ajose -- OBE (1907- 1978), a promoter of primary health care, University Vice Chancellor & one of the first Africans to 'hold a professorial chair'.

A 1973 picture of one of the roads leading to Ibadan.

Ileke i will be expecting your reply on bankedee@yahoo.com. Thanks Ileke.

(Potential) Erudites at The 'Science Association of Nigeria' Conference at our University of Ibadan 1966. (see sexy Nigerian men, what happened? )

quadrant4:

Ileke[b] i will be expecting your reply[/b] on bankedee@yahoo.com. Thanks Ileke.

Ok, you do just that.

Eugene Keazor (Head of the UN Police Contingent to the Congo 1960- Gen Ironsi headed the Military contingent) in beret- 2nd row behind Colonel Joseph Mobutu (Mobutu Sese-Seko) shortly after he overthrew Patrice Lumumba.

Thanks ileke i would be expecting your mail.

PRINCE NICO MBARGA (1977)
Front cover of Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz's "Music Line" LP on Rogers All Stars Records.