Learnt about her in our Fine Arts class in JS classes. Ben Enweonwu, Bruce Onabrekpeya, yusuf grillo, Demas Nwoko, Uche Okeke. It was fun n educative then, have forgotten d name of dat FINE ARTS TEXTBOOK sha

worthy to be celebrated, a role model any day! her good works and sweat speak for her unlike what we have these days whereby characters mount bill boards, pay for newspaper space etc to tell us about their achivemnt! (looking at a breathe of fresh air poster)

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We neeed more write ups like this. Knowledge of our history is fast eroding. I'm sure the present secondary school students won't have heard of her name. Thumbs up

Ok, I admit, final learnt something interesting and valuable from nairaland since the beginning of this year. Kudos to the poster.
Heard the name ladi kwali but never actually knew who she was. One doesn't know everything.

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Nice one! \well done!

Very eductaive thread....OP please keep it up

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Another interesting one! Keep it up

You should pay for damages!

Amazing history lesson! Unfortunately, N one wants to work hard for their game these days. Everyone's looking for the easy way out.. On top of that, ppl are celebrated for posing nude now.... Strange world

Thanks a lot, Boss! I was confused thinking I'll wait till tomorrow again...lol! And thank you very much with the post, I am very grateful indeed

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Another interesting one! Keep it up

Yes, but changed my name to a 'toosher' one...lol!

kakakibuy: @ op. Nice piece. Are you the same as Iyaniwura?

You want me to have hydrocephalus shey....lol! Thanks a lot, ayam flattered

tomakint: Please Oluwaseun Osewa I, Tomakint, tearfully request that you make '' a Moderator with immediate alacrity or else what happened in 1936 will repeat itself here , you are beautiful, I love your creativity

Please keep it up, impossible is nothing and your best is yet to come

Onegai: Excellent post. I'm hoping to learn Lost Wax casting, which is indigenous to my area. Would love to go to Benin to learn it, but security is bad. I'm making stuff out of paper though.

Maybe it was Emu Ogumor because these people you mentioned were there, we used that...lol! Yeah, fun and really educative days

click2cbn: Learnt about her in our Fine Arts class in JS classes. Ben Enweonwu, Bruce Onabrekpeya, yusuf grillo, Demas Nwoko, Uche Okeke. It was fun n educative then, have forgotten d name of dat FINE ARTS TEXTBOOK sha

Abiyamọ: You want me to have hydrocephalus shey....lol! Thanks a lot, ayam flattered

Hydrocephalus bi ti bawo? Nothing do you, Seun is seriously considering my request!

Am I the only one noticing the original picture used for the 20 naira note. Abeg @op where u see that picture. Downloading with immediate alacrity. Great job , from a devoted fan.

This is the GIF format, check the site (.com) for the larger and high-quality JPEG format complete with references and photographer. Thank you plenty plenty for your support. I appreciate you a lot!

opendo21: Am I the only one noticing the original picture used for the 20 naira note. Abeg @op where u see that picture. Downloading with immediate alacrity. Great job , from a devoted fan.

thank you very much

Very interesting topic. takes me back to the days when i actually learnt new things by visiting nairaland. I always wondered who Ladi Kwali was. I even thought it was a man and i never really took note of the woman at the back of the N20 note. i looked at it whilst reading sha. Nice write up.