Timoleon:


How much be ashawo that year? Must have been around #300

U be oracle... ✅✅✅

I remember vividly just like yesterday and felt it thousands of miles away. It was unbelievable that the whole of Lagos seriously quaked from that event so I wonder how the Maryland and obanikoro people event went through that day. I think KSB did a tribute song to the victims. It was indeed a black Sunday.

Sleekfingers:
After 21 years? There is something wrong with this country

Even WW1 and WW2 bombs are still being discovered. So it's not a Nigerian thing.

Think9ja:


How did you do the math?
I'm 30 and I was in primary 4 or so that time. Dude should be 35 now

I was in the jss2 then. And now I'm 30 just needed someone to console myself of not getting married till this day...

spencekat:
You na Gen Z abi which Gen now?

Millenia

ellizy:

I was in the jss2 then. And now I'm 30 just needed someone to console myself of not getting married till this day...

U mean u were in jss2 at just 8¿?

Crosscheck bro, confirm it well ooh

illicit:
That year I dey JSS 2

I saw the victims on TV, some drowned inside canal


🤕

Just like me. I dey JSS1.
Omo U don old o. Hope u don marry born plenty pikin

ellizy:

I was in the jss2 then. And now I'm 30 just needed someone to console myself of not getting married till this day...

U de JS 2 at 7years?
I said 7 because it happened in January. If you weren't born in January, you would still be 7 as at when it happened. I'm 30 and I'm not getting married even in the next 3yrs

Truthshotcrazy:

Just like me. I dey JSS1.
Omo U don old o. Hope u don marry born plenty pikin

🙄

FireUpNow:

Which of the secondary school for Anthony village? Aladura abi na Anthony village high school?

I have seen my neighbors here, I am still at Anthony village

FireUpNow:

I attended Aladura Comprehensive school.

what year did you graduate from ACHS?
I also attended ACHS

We need to let the entire naoraland know that the boy behind this is a scammar
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The incident feels like yesterday. The trauma alone when I remember what happened that night is not from here

Kelemu:
what year did you graduate from ACHS?
I also attended ACHS

Yes I graduated from. ACHS,, I came in SS11992 and left 1992 when amre Alabi was the principal. A very short woman then

You're real for remembering that KSB Tribute....the video was so surreal mean.



quote author=Omoluabi16 post=126335159]I remember vividly just like yesterday and felt it thousands of miles away. It was unbelievable that the whole of Lagos seriously quaked from that event so I wonder how the Maryland and obanikoro people event went through that day. I think KSB did a tribute song to the victims. It was indeed a black Sunday.[/quote]

b0rn2fuck:
months after the bomb last explosion ,na so them carry cantonment student come our school for Anthony village Lagos, then wan come form Voltron on top of our territory. The war between us and cantonment students no bi small tin, teachers later invite soldiers, na soldiers sort ham las las. Come see as military men dey come back secondary students on top fight between both the Anthony village high school, ajao estate Senior high school and army cantonment. Some people chop better kobokobo, me na mumu dey. I no dey pass inside class and football field

the same way they brought army cantonment students to my school in Maryland (immaculate) those people were troublemakers, especially their ugly girls. They would even draw line for us not to cross in our school compound o because a building was allocated to them. This people really ride us then lol because our senior were in the next compound away from us😂😂I just thank God it was on a Sunday, it would have been more catastrophic if it was during the week. Many parents would have died from heart attack especially we going to Maryland/obanikoro etc from ketu, mile12 etc.

Can never forget that tragic incident in a hurry.
We lived in Ikeja then.
I was sent on an errand and was on my way back with a friend when it all started.
Just a few minutes before 5:30pm that Sunday evening. The stampede was terrible, as people scampered for safety, even little children left the grip of their parents. Now instead of me to run along with the crowd, I ran against the crowd. I was running home to my family to see if they were still there. It was as if I was running directly to where the blast was sounding from but I didn't care at that point.
Thank God I met every one safe.
My late Dad (a para-military personnel) was so courageous not to have shown the fear in his heart to us his children. He drove us in his car to an open field and asked us to seat on the grass and cover our ears. The blasts were deafening. To distract our minds (and also brace us up for the worst) he started telling us stories of how he fought during the Nigerian Civil war as a teenager. . I so miss my beloved Dad. My father was the best Dad ever liveth.

RhodaNelly:
Can never forget that tragic incident in a hurry.
We lived in Ikeja then.
I was sent on an errand and was on my way back with a friend when it all started.
Just a few minutes before 5:30pm that Sunday evening. The stampede was terrible, as people scampered for safety, even little children left the grip of their parents. Now instead of me to run along with the crowd, I ran against the crowd. I was running home to my family to see if they were still there. It was as if I was running directly to where the blast was sounding from but I didn't care at that point.
Thank God I met every one safe.
My late Dad (a para-military personnel) was so courageous not to have shown the fear in his heart to us his children. He drove us in his car to an field and asked us to seat on the grass and cover our ears. The blasts were deafening. To distract our minds he started telling us stories of how he fought during the Nigerian Civil war as a teenager. . I so miss my beloved Dad.

Your dad was indeed a brave man.

Think9ja:


U de JS 2 at 7years?
I said 7 because it happened in January. If you weren't born in January, you would still be 7 as at when it happened. I'm 30 and I'm not getting married even in the next 3yrs

Y
I was actually wrong saying js2, I was in primary4 then

I started in 2001 jss1 and graduated in 2007 ss3, Rev Ayeni was our then principal

FireUpNow:


Yes I graduated from. ACHS,, I came in SS11992 and left 1992 when amre Alabi was the principal. A very short woman then

Kelemu:
I started in 2001 jss1 and graduated in 2007 ss3, Rev Ayeni was our then principal

Sorry it was 1990 that I came in to ACHS, the name you mentioned as the principal Rev Ayeni sounds familiar to me because during my time Mr Ayeni was a teacher then he was a very gentleman and dark in complexion

Yes you are right, he was my dad's maths teacher (Mr Ayeni) then in the 70's

FireUpNow:

Sorry it was 1990 that I came in to ACHS, the name you mentioned as the principal Rev Ayeni sounds familiar to me because during my time Mr Ayeni was a teacher then he was a very gentleman and dark in complexion

Kelemu:
Yes you are right, he was my dad's maths teacher (Mr Ayeni) then in the 70's

I was taught Maths, Physics and Chemistry by a Ghanaian teacher called Mr Kushitor