Do Ɣōϋ know its not Jangilova epo motor? It is JINGLE OVER LIKE A MOTOR.!! I bet U didn't know..Don't be shy,I didn't know either,until now I'm sure 99.9% of adults that grew up in Nigeria don't know dat d nursery rhyme "sandalili sandalili" is actually "standard living standard living .

D song we sing in church saying" o singo osingo, praise d lord", is actually "o sing my soul and praise d lord". I know u are singing it now again, smiles***­. Keep sharing d fun and laff it off.

Say your own findings!!


Meanwhile I gat a female puppy4sale.. Check My Sig...

Lmao, really funny. God knows it's just now I'm finding out all these things o.
Anyway, I also remember this one:

jingle bell, jingle bell
jingle all the way
father christmas open nyash
and everybody say, yeh!

did you see the nyash
that father christmas open
did you see the wogo-wogo
dancing all the way

We were not bush o, we actually knew the right lyrics. But this one was more enjoyable . And so we sang it so many times we forgot the right lyrics.

I also remember :I pledge to Nigeria my country, to be faithful loyal and honest, to serve nigeria is not by force.
Then during intervals in the national anthem we would say ''tambolo go bite me''.
Mehn, the good old times.

We recited the national anthem and the national pledge every day, forgot if the lyrics were corect.

The NYSC National Anthem!

I am a living proof ..

Youth obey the clarion call, let us Lift Sell our nation High Now.. The rest history!

Dem plenty.

lol funny

Rain, rain go away come again another day...

Johnbull my son I sent you to school you dont know how to spel your name

Now that day is over...

Ise logun ise mura si se ore mi (yoruba)

All things bright and beautiful and creature great & small...

Hmmm.....I still sing " osingo osingo, praise d Lord".

. Arise o COMPASSION Nigeria SCORE LOBEYY

Very funny, I remember, our Father, look at in heaven, adaobi thy name

Mr.Uzo:
Do Ɣōϋ know its not Jangilova epo motor? It is JINGLE OVER LIKE A MOTOR.!! I bet U didn't know..Don't be shy,I didn't know either,until now I'm sure 99.9% of adults that grew up in Nigeria don't know dat d nursery rhyme "sandalili sandalili" is actually "standard living standard living .

D song we sing in church saying" o singo osingo, praise d lord", is actually "o sing my soul and praise d lord". I know u are singing it now again, smiles***­. Keep sharing d fun and laff it off.

Say your own findings!!

na for real ooo. me no even sabi untill now.. omoh1 childhood dun gan nio
can never forget my childhoodf

Aeroplane is comin...,gboju gboju....,afta round1.....,twinkle...

I know b4 na

@op, we were actually singing what we didn,t know. thanks for the correction.

Arise o compassion, Nigeria's call obey, dusa our father's land...

I remember dis one:

FELIX NO FIT DANCE
FELIX NO FIT DANCE
FELIX NO FIT
DEM CUM SAY
FELIX FIT DANCE

Lol@ Op i remember dis 1 "Nutri c 2x. My daily drink my only drink. I run away wen dia is no nutri c...." it was jst a few months bak dat i learnt dat d actual words are" anoda name 4 Vitamin C". I reali enjoyd it that way though.

she-wanna:
Hmmm.....I still sing " osingo osingo, praise d Lord".

Me sef.

Deep and wide, deep and wide,
There's a fountain flowing deep and wide...urs truly used to say:
Drink palm wine, drink palm wine...

I pledge to Nigeria my country
To be faithful loyal and honest
TO SERVE NIGERIA IS NOT BY FORCE.....

Our faaather! look at in heaven, adaobi thy name!!!...

Prettychyna: Very funny, I remember, our Father, look at in heaven, adaobi thy name

Who remember Move Bich, gerrouda way? Is actualin Move, Beach, live the road ~ Selling Dion.

Day by day dear lord o this three three thy way..
To see the more dearly,lor the more dearly,follow the more dearly day by day...eh..eh eh..Amen.

Hmmm even dis,

one two bulkle my shoe,
3, 4....

U can see i don forget self



hip, mother hip.. Mother hipopo..
Pio pio mother hipopo and tm tm mother hipopotamous..!!!


Now da day is over, night is dowhmmm eeehn
shadow of dat spirit.....


Twinkle twinkle little star, uuuur urur ur yoh yoh
hmm yoh little ..
Like ur father in the pot...


Clap for me ooooh...
I try but dn almost forget all... Na pako school i take grow jareee

I still sing " osingo osingo, praise d
Lord"
Thanks for dis lovely correction

Who say we no go win o... Fire

Catapult fire hin mama... Fire

Not only songs but poems too.
Many of those poems and songs, i never knew they had any meaning until now.
.
Typical example:
'there's a prodigal son, tell him to come inside the gate'
.
Childhood version:
'edi akpong kesong, edingo come inside de day...'
The worst but funniest thing is that i never knew it was an English song then!
Lolsssss...

Instead of " To serve with heart and might " . . . . . . We would say "kosafusa than one"

This old man, he played one, he played nik nak on my door with a niknak 'badiwark' give a dog a bone, this old man came rolling home.

I neva still sabi the song sef

Motto jam police, akara mama troway
e no go better for you.... I dn forget ooooh abeg make una help me oooh