Creamish:
I also used this one..

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Sometimes we r made to number d pages so we dont keep taking dem off from the centre page...lolz...then u'd see an 80-leaves book looking like its just 30-leaves..

Dis one sabi make person writing fine ehn?

creamylicious:
Abeg what's d age range of those pple who used dis book now? My age seems to be fluctuating. Don't know ow old I truly am

29 years old and above.

Second time am seeing this topic on front page. Moderators what's happening ?

I used all of em.

joebeckz:

I de suspect u o. Are u a primary school teacher? Where u get all dis pix?

Chai this book.. remember that cunny naughty boy who wasn't born with a silver spoon

lol... Op, i used those books and i'm not older than i am... i have a DOB and i cant be older than that. nice one tho'

Hehehe..i read all dz books buh am nt old nah

SkydaDGreat:

mehn those days, speedy biscuit,I chop am tire....at times I dey lick am self.......anoda one like DAT..I don forget the name of biscuit but we dey call kpako biscuit.....the tin hard die.
I nor bin like book DAT time....but I nor fit forget agbo, edit, simbi and Ali.
those days mehn......I miss them.
then e get one time wey agbo brother mike came back from London and gave agbo a camera. I can remember that.
I go like read all those books again ....intact buy them again....and keep them xo that in my old age I can read them and be happy.

agbo lives in the town of laggon which is not far from ibadan....he went to primary sch...he was in primary four...every one loves agbo because he was always happy and friendly

Agbo was a lucky boy because his parents were rich...agbok's father bought him a watch and he was very proud of it


One day agbo wake up very late
He looked at his watch..-it was 7.30am

Quickly agbo ran into the bathroom...took his bath,wore his uniform and ran out of the room for sch


He was quite to meet his mother in the sitting room

Mum=good morning agbo,v u had breakfast

Agbo=i am very late for school


Bla bla bla..

I was made to memorise this line from the 1st page of d book..cos dt time mum was strict en..I even fear my mum more dn d teachers cane wen it comes to book..

I was barly 10 then after 12 yrs I still remember that line...choi

The power of mothers..






RIP mum

joebeckz:
I don't know if this book was common to the north only cos I grew in the north though from d south. Its was so common and any1 who did not have this book "never start". Days when we played ten ten, fall like a tree, mama nd papa, I kill my one star till u say I kill ma six star (sister), I be monkey b1 b1 till u reach "abi monkey b4 b4" lolz. Those days only passed but d memory is alive. Did u do all of these? You used this book too?

Lol...I used all of them in primary
school...damn...

..' time don't fly, time just sits on our hands and watch you fly. Bit by bit, you are old - but valued still'

Geophem:
u fogot u wrap ur textbooks wt news paper so ur junior ones can use it

those days it was a must for me to wrap it wt news paper or our expired wall calender..choi

drazenn:
Op where you go dig out this picture. Chaiiiiii. I used it. Number papalolo,number 2 tumbuleke, number 3 gashi goma, number 4 super dee etc. Nice one. I did all of that.

Mod abeg do the needful.

Its rather number 1 papalolo, number 2 super dee, number 3 gashi goma, number 4 gaye gaye number 5 hanchin goro, number 6 dan makaranta.

Day by Day!!! was that for class 4 or 5?

CoCoLav:
Just last week I went from bookshop to bookshop looking for:

One week one trouble
Joseph the village boy
Chike and the river
Bottled leopard
Echoes of hard times
Without a silver spoon
Raila the sugar girl
Trouble in form six
African Child

Could only get trouble in form six but my search still continues

Please let me know when you find them. I'm also looking for:

1. The mysterious ebony carver
2. The drummer boy
3. God's case no appeal
4. The passport of mallam illia
5. Cheer up brother
6. The weeping undergraduate
7. Time changes yesterday
8. African night entertainment
9. Too cold for comfort
10. Tales from shakespeare
11. The concubine
12. Shaka, the zulu
13. Shaka, king of the zulu
14. Dizzy angel

Buhari didn't use any of this books. Ask him.
This were books that gave people certificate.
























Attack me and die

Agbo lives in the town of lagun which is not very far from ibadan

Chaiii

#Throwbackoflife

Creamish:
Dint use dat book sha... this is wat i used.

THEN I TRIED SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND THE IMAGE AT THE BACK OF THAT EXERCISE BOOK - I WONDERED IF IT WAS JESUS CHRIST HANGING SIDEWAYS OR WAS IT JESUS BROTHER? THEN I WILL BE LIKE JESUS IS NOT BLACK! THEN I WILL BE LIKE MAY BE THE MAN WAS KILLED AND HANGED UPSIDE DOWN AND I WILL BE LIKE WHY? I ONCE ASKED MY ELDER SISTER WHO WAS LIKE 13 THEN AND SHE TOLD ME THAT THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS TO PEOPLE THAT STEALS - I GUESS THAT ANSWER IS ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I HATED STEALING! AND I NEVER DID UNDERSTOOD THAT COVER IMAGE TILL I GREW UP. . .


NOW I KNOW ITS A MAN DOING HIGH JUMP IN OLYMPICS - HENCE THE NAME OF THE EXERCISE BOOK.

sunsky29:
agbo lives in the town of laggon which is not far from ibadan....he went to primary sch...he was in primary four...every one loves agbo because he was always happy and friendly

Agbo was a lucky boy because his parents were rich...agbok's father bought him a watch and he was very proud of it


One day agbo wake up very late
He looked at his watch..-it was 7.30am

Quickly agbo ran into the bathroom...took his bath,wore his uniform and ran out of the room for sch


He was quite to meet his mother in the sitting room

Mum=good morning agbo,v u had breakfast

Agbo=i am very late for school


Bla bla bla..

I was made to memorise this line from the 1st page of d book..cos dt time mum was strict en..I even fear my mum more dn d teachers cane wen it comes to book..

I was barly 10 then after 12 yrs I still remember that line...choi

The power of mothers..






RIP mum

e be like say....agbo come get malaria that day, and he was writing exam. if I remember well.

AudreyTimms:

Please let me know when you find them because I'm also looking for:

1. The mysterious ebony carver
2. The drummer boy
3. God's case no appeal
4. The passport of mallam illia
5. Cheer up brother
6. The weeping undergraduate
7. Time changes yesterday
8. African night entertainment
9. Too cold for comfort
10. African child
11. The concubine
12. Shaka, the zulu
13. Shaka, king of the zulu
14. Dizzy angel

Time changes yesterday!!!

Adding that to my list. Will definitely let you know

BrownKnight:

#You poo here you poo there you dey find the one wey resemble you.
Good old days

you mess all the fish wey dey inside water say 'are we safe?'

veave:
O
Lee
Yaa
Maa
Pee
Iee
Cio


Eze times eze, rice customer I see eze buying oluko oluko kay

I stil do the Eze times Eze attimes oh

day by day; IMO reader...it has tey..d.

Those days we write our names on a piece of paper and put it inside our 'biro' so it doesn't get stolen

Gandoki is now a boko haram member



Edet no longer goes to sch...he lives n works in canada with kids


Bisi now drives a range rover evoque..she now has a maga.



Agbo no longer lives in lagooon...he live in london and he is the CE0 of Agbo oil company



Edet no longer lives in calaber..
He now lives in germany with his wife





Ali is now d chief campain director of our president..smh





Bola is now married to an oil tycoon
She now owns a shopping mall in dubai















Oya make una add una own





Indomie generation. Keep off

Those good old days

joebeckz:
I don't know if this book was common to the north only cos I grew in the north though from d south. Its was so common and any1 who did not have this book "never start". Days when we played ten ten, fall like a tree, mama nd papa, I kill my one star till u say I kill ma six star (sister), I be monkey b1 b1 till u reach "abi monkey b4 b4" lolz. Those days only passed but d memory is alive. Did u do all of these? You used this book too?

Hmmmm the good old days

SkydaDGreat:

e be like say....agbo come get malaria that day, and he was writing exam. if I remember well.

u current



No be lie...shey I get d first paragrah story?

joebeckz:

You play well well o

Ehenu

I used em Buh am still in my teens

Olympic and onward my favs

buh dat Olympic f-up my calligraphy

joebeckz:

I de suspect u o. Are u a primary school teacher? Where u get all dis pix?

The best of the best. Such a nice book

JEITO:
guy u no get am. Na daya-papalolo, na biyu super dee, na ukw mai gashi goma, na hudu mai fula. Kwanu, na biyar mai anci robba. Na shida dan makaranta ABCD

bruh ori ye wambe...so on point.