Lordlexyy: That's what he is. The joke is on you to disprove his integrity and honesty. His stallion qualities are chronicles for us to see except for folks who finds fault when there is none. He remains the only leader so far in the history of this country that nobody has been able to bring any charges against. If you think there's any both as an head of state and ptf chairman, oya mr. Find fault, do justice to my curiosity.

Lordlexyy: That's what he is. The joke is on you to disprove his integrity and honesty. His stallion qualities are chronicles for us to see except for folks who finds fault when there is none. He remains the only leader so far in the history of this country that nobody has been able to bring any charges against. If you think there's any both as an head of state and ptf chairman, oya mr. Find fault, do justice to my curiosity.

meforyou1: I so enjoyed watching these pix. wish nigeria never had independence.

prophetone:
Lagos Town meeting presumed before Independence.


All white everything! Herbert Macaulay and some family members on his 80th birthday.


A picture of a young girl dancing from Igbo land, Eastern Nigeria.




Sarkin Musulmi Alhaji Sir Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, Sokoto, Nigeria. (1959)


A Kwayam woman riding a cow in Maiduguri (1947).


Cathedral Church of Christ Lagos (1974).


Picture of a Food Inspector in Lagos. Nowadays if you like swallow poison!.

Dick Tiger CBE (born Richard Ihetu August 14, 1929 – December 14, 1971) was a boxer from Ubahu village, Amaigbo, Nigeria, who emigrated to Liverpool and later to the United States of America. He became a two-time undisputed world middleweight titlist and helped keep boxing alive during the 1950s boxing industry recession.

Oba Olateru Olagbegi II, the Olowo of Owo, seated beneath carved ivory tusks, Owo, Nigeria (1959). The high value placed on ivory goes back to antiquity and is reflected in mythical accounts of Orunmila's preference for and association with it. Because ivory was such a precious resource, and the preferred material for denoting the status of kings, chiefs, warriors, and diviners, elephant tusks were a commodity controlled by a powerful elite. Within Owo's sphere of influence, elephant hunters retained only one tusk out of every pair of tusks and were required to present the other to the Olowo (the king of Owo).

SirShymex: What year was the picture below taken?

That's one smooth muthafvcker - dapper.

DecemberIV:

Bros an educated person will present evidence that general buhari is not a stallion of honesty instead, so we can know its a lie.

MAYOWAAK:

A picture taken 13th July 1977, in Stockholm Sweden OPEC summit

fr3do: Not attaching general or major to Ojukwu and Ironsi!

DecemberIV: Nice job OP.



The Indefatigable Tower of Integrity, Honesty and Accountability.