Obere4u: Who used the book called "ugosigo" ??

it's actually Ugo. C .Ugo d compilation of past questions w used to prepare 4 common enterance exam.

What of this chorus:
"Owerri to Calvary he went for me...'' instead of
"All the way to Calvary..."
hehehehe

neksummi:

Me sef.

please what it right lyric for the song

yokiti:

Sweet home, sweet chariot, coming back to carry me home (i hope am not mistaken myself ?)

I think it is swing low sweet chariot coming forth to carry me home

We also had a poem about children born on different days of the week and their expected behavior . I can only remember 'Thursday child is full of grace' can anyone help me out?

Holiday is coming holiday is coming....don 4get d rest

solomon grundy, born on a monday, christened on tuesday, married on wednesday, took ill on thursday, worse on friday, died on saturday, buried on sunday, this is the end of solomon grundy.

psky: 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.

Ours was Arise o Compatriot (pangolo mu garri) Nigeria's call obey (pangolo mu garri)...and on and on with "pangolo mu garri" after each line

"Wherever Ʊ go (gogogongo) wherever Ʊ se (sisi eko) do not say yes when Ʊ mean τ̲̅ȍ say № (Baba YUBADAN)...

We are HHPPY happy...(Note the spelling HHPPY)...ℓσℓ

Ojo ti mo bi Taye ata n ta mi
Ojo ti mo bi Kehinde Kenken we mi
Ojo ti mo bi Idowu dodo jina
Ojo ti mo bi Alaba laba laba fo soke

Then when these white Egrets fly we sing "Leke leke bamileke eye aba ba mileke"...*asking the birds τ̲̅ȍ give is white nails...ℓσℓ

1 wa mi leti
2 tumilari... *cant recall the rest

Tosin o Tosin (bigi belle)

WE ARE H-H-PPY! WE ARE H-H-PPY! WE KNOW WE ARE, WE ARE SURE WE ARE. WE ARE H-H-PPY. HAPPY!!!!! Can't not stop laughing =))

yokiti: Gone are the good old days.
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I still recite all these poems even uptil now.
1. Row row row your boat.
2. Ten green bottles standing on the wall or ten little ducks went out to play.
3. In a cottage in a wool.
4. Trinkle twinkle little star
5. I am a little tea cup, seating on the table
6. Who sat and watch my infant nest (or what is the correct
word)
7. When I was doctor, a doctor a doctor.
8. Solomon Grandy born on monday.
9. Peter piper picks
10. Home my home (2ce) when shall I see my home
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By the way, who amongst us used textbook like: Queen Primer, Brighter Grammar, Lexis and structures by Olatunbosun, and Scholarship English Tutors and as well read story literature textbooks like
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1. Where is the princess (kpopeti tales)
2. Without a silver spoon (my favourite Ure chokwe)
3. Solomon certificate (turuquanchi eze got a repairer or so)
4. The young breed
5. You will remember me (by Isabelet Fremont)
6. Drummer Boy
7. Sugar girl
8. Akewi nke

I read 'Sugar Girl' and 'Without A Silver Spoon'. I never finished the latter sha.

slimyem: 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.

Nice one Slimyem. I can't still sing that first line well.

This is the key of the kingdom. In that kingdom there is a city. In that city there is a town. #whoff! Can't remember the rest now#

Tosin o Tosin (bigi belle)[/quote] hahaha tosin wanted to born again biggy belle...tosin don born biggy belle . Can't remember d name b4 tosin don born

Pls wts d ril lyrics for dis. Mr macaroni,riding on a bicycle, if u want to marry me mr macaroni. Kpa kpa"cecilia 2x. Mr macaroni. Its like a game where u clap hands

XavierSmiley: Ojo ti mo bi Taye ata n ta mi
Ojo ti mo bi Kehinde Kenken we mi
Ojo ti mo bi Idowu dodo jina
Ojo ti mo bi Alaba laba laba fo soke

Then when these white Egrets fly we sing "Leke leke bamileke eye aba ba mileke"...*asking the birds τ̲̅ȍ give is white nails...ℓσℓ

1 wa mi leti
2 tumilari... *cant recall the rest

Tosin o Tosin (bigi belle)

1 wa mi wale
2 tumi lara
3 titi aye
4 fo mi leti
5 fami mora
6 sisi eko
7 she mi lowo
8 eti aja
9 nami legba
10 teriba fun mi aye lo ti bami
i dnt believe ds. Infact i was recollecting each line as i was typing.
Thank God for memory

We also had this song:

In a cottage
In a wood
A little man by the window stood
Saw a rabbit running by
Knocking on the door.
Saying help me help me please
Before the hunter shoots me down
Come little rabbit stay with me
Happy we shall be.

O my home O My home.
O my home O my home...
When shall I see my home (Ireti give us food o)
When shall I see my waiting for you
I will never forget my home.

The song for exercise book.... Ede * ede, remi ko ni iya, segun elere bolu, odabo odabo kayode.

pinky21: Pls wts d ril lyrics for dis. Mr macaroni,riding on a bicycle, if u want to marry me mr macaroni. Kpa kpa"cecilia 2x. Mr macaroni. Its like a game where u clap hands

Hmmm...I remember this one.

Mr. Macaroni
Riding on a bicycle
If you want to marry me
Mr.Macaroni
Bom-Bom
Sisi Miya Bom-Bom
Sisi Miya Bom-Bom
Sisi Miya Mr. Macaroni

And I also recollect how we used to define a NOUN
'A noun is a noun, sokoto bam bam is a knicker, omi garri is a water, eja dindin is a fish e.g Mr. Ayeni (our English teacher)'.

Those good old days.

Who stole d meat frm d cooking pot?Number 1 stole d meat frm d cooking pot,oh me,yes you,it couldn't be,then who?number 2 stole d meat etc

All those a born in january stand up...ariya riya rosy God bless you!

Jingle bell, jingle bell... Jingle on d way...
Babangida open nyash every bodi shout... Hurray,
Jingle bell, jingle bell... Jingle on d way...
Babangida open nyash every bodi shout... Hurray,
Did u see that nyash? Craw craw d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ inside? Did u see dat standing pr**k standing like a tree? HURRAAAay!!!

There was anoda though I can't remember the begining ehh it ends with:
Alabalaba sky sky,
Titi bus and bus!

Abeg o Mod, na so d song be oo, no b me forge am, I see am so for agboju.

KMB: Holiday is coming holiday is coming....don 4get d rest

solomon grundy, born on a monday, christened on tuesday, married on wednesday, took ill on thursday, worse on friday, died on saturday, buried on sunday, this is the end of solomon grundy.

For me Twas,
Holiday is coming, holiday is coming, no more teacher teach, no more ringing bells, good bye teacher good bye brother I am going to spend my jolly holiday, my jolly holiday...

dos days

What is a computer? A computer is a wachin that acce data, konkosu data (pause) information!!!

Hahahahahaha...very funny..

JummyBy:
These rhymes are giving me flushes. Feels like reliving childhood allover. The children of nowadays, though they also have their moments, I doubt it will be so much fun compared to what we had in our own time. [b]Anybody remember the MAMSER song? [/b]That was one priceless policy

Wow, i really loved the MAMSER Songs for children, infact i had it on tape but eventually lost it
wish i could get it on CD now.i remember one of the verses went like this
"What you make of us, you have made the world of tomorrow.
Show the little ones, what is rght to do and the way to go,
Give us a chance...and take care of little ones"

stylesco:
I remember before lunch break we'll sing:
Into my heart 2x
Come into my my heart lord Jesus
Come in to stay
Come in today
Come into my heart lord Jesus.

Teacher will raise another song.

Some have food but cannot eat
Some can eat but have no food
We have food and we can eat
Glory be to thee oh lord.

(In a loud voice)
BLESS THIS FOOD OH LORD FOR CHRISSAke. AMEN!!!

All these just to eat common biscuit.

This prayer is still our prayer before meal though.

Please did you attend Standard Nursery and Primary School, Warri?

Pussy cat pussy cat
Where have you been?
Have been to London to see the queen
London for what?
London for medicine..
Medicine for what?
Medicine for cough
Are you coughing.?
Yes mama
Cough let me see yiu
Tumboko Tumboko huhuh huhuh

Day by day
Dear Lord of thee, 3 things I pray
To see thee more clearly
Love thee more dearly
follow thee more nearly
Day by day

naijaobi:
it was only recently dat i knew dis christian song wasn't ''ooooooooooo anglican for Jesus, i am an anglican for Jesus''.
But
''ooooooooo radical for Jesus, i am a radical for Jesus''..

Thanks for this
The Singer of the song is Rev Silas Yako
You can get the song on https://gospelsongs.com.ng/rev-silas-yako-radical-for-jesus-mp3-and-lyrics/