Welcome to Nigeria where babies are happy and healthy. Wow! This was the city of Lagos in 1967.

http://naijapose.com/check-out-this-1967-welcome-to-nigeria-billboard/

We have really come a long way.

Reminds me of good ole days; when men were babies..

Nice

Good Lawd. I am old.. actually feels familiar.. I think i started seeing in Color after 1980.. this is where i belong

when my country sweet pass sugar cane the foto wan make me cry ooo

where is the 1967 date nah

I still dey 4 heaven during dat time sef :p

That pic is a forgery

I miss those days wen garri was 1cup #10...

That picture might as well been taken this morning. No indication of 1967 here.

Kai!!! Life must be good back then..see the baby's thighs like those of turkey..

Looks like a graveyard

Good old days when genuine love reigned among the people of Nigeria. This picture reminds me that the end is near.

Many of you here don't/won't know the billboard, of course it is long mehn. Probably your mother hasn't got a bra size.
Wow! I can remember this board was just by the roadside when one is about to get to cameroun from Lagos, then smile back at the baby and say nigerian baby(lugard), here i am.
Then, great grannies were still grannies, grannies were papas, papas were pikin, pikins were babies, babies were foetus while foetus were just seminal and follicula particles.

Now where 75 babies die for every 1000 born

Now its: "Welcome to nigeria, where babies are scared of boko haram"

momodub: when my country sweet pass sugar cane the foto wan make me cry ooo

Your post sent cold shivers down my spine like seriously.

When Awolowo was Awolowo and Azikiwe was Azikiwe.

This is the jungle that British people left behind even in the then capital city of Lagos O! Later, some people will say It was the colonial slave-drivers that developed Nigeria.

signs of end time *in GEJ's deep voice*

Op

What of billboard of 1967 4 valentine

I will always love Nigeria!

Photoshop..........mtcheew. Well nigerians are gonna believe you notwithstanding


And the baby is even bigger than the billboard. What a silly stuff.

Amrealphils: I miss those days wen garri was 1cup #10...

That is recent. Remember my mum buying 13 cups of garri for 1 naira around 1985/86

That time Shey na only lagos ne Nigeria

I was about to ask for the proof that this photograph was taken in 1967. . .until I remembered that it was standard practice to write the date at the back of those ol' skool pictures. I think this practice started to die in the 1990s.

The olden days were the halcyon days. *sighs wistfully*

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