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Mysterious Child Who Is Believed To Be A Reincarnated Queen Who Died In 1980 / Some Old Pictures Of Nigerian Ethnic Groups And People / *****old Pictures**** (2) (3) (4)

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by MrMacinterchi1: 11:28pm On Dec 18, 2018
edicied:
If it's Tonto dike or one useless thread like the without even a single post on the thread it'll make fp. Seun hmm

Don't mind mind them. They are very aware of what they are doing.
They even gave him ban self.

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by TheShopKeeper(m): 12:03am On Dec 19, 2018
...very informative...but where did we lost our transition?...

...the images from the south-south have always been the best dressed since the 1890s...maybe due to their early interactions with the europeans...

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by ruggedtimi(m): 12:41am On Dec 19, 2018
TheShopKeeper:
...very informative...but where did we lost our transition?...

...the images from the south-south have always been the best dressed since the 1890s...maybe due to their early interactions with the europeans...
said what is in my mind
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by daveP(m): 1:51am On Dec 19, 2018
A thread with the info of a million silent words.


Nigeria we hail thee.


See that nightclub board to prove we were diverse but were united.

Religion too has a large play on this backwardness. The north especially.


From most of the literature pieces of the 40s down to 70s, it proved the Yorubas took education like diamond. The North didn't but were not bloody or imposing.


Mixed feelings seeing this thread.

See graduating students then, old enough to be dads. 30yrs na boy for university then.

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by tealaw(m): 2:19am On Dec 19, 2018
we all gon be history one day. Badeh joined our ancestors yesterday.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by olusipimp(m): 5:45am On Dec 19, 2018
Fatherofdragons:


See them, school boys in Lagos. shame no dey catch you yoruber man.
But you no c where ur Biafra soldier dey hawk bullet thinking it's gala and bigi....so, ur tribe hawking had been passed from generation to generations.

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by tex73: 6:08am On Dec 19, 2018
Add this to the collection. Not a happy pix though...

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by kripen(m): 6:11am On Dec 19, 2018
This is to the mod, educative treads should be taken to front page not those obnoxious topics that won't add nothing to societal development.


Ops a job well done and a really researched topic .


Somebody said thank God he wasn't born during those Era, I tell you those times are far better than this Times interm of peaceful coexistence, economy boom etc.

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Abdulqudr(m): 7:12am On Dec 19, 2018
Niger old map

Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Asquare84(m): 7:30am On Dec 19, 2018
Fatherofdragons:


See them, school boys in Lagos. shame no dey catch you yoruber man.

Na basket mouth be this oo
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Nobody: 8:26am On Dec 19, 2018
[s]
Sanchez01:

This is false. The Fulanis only waged war on the Hausas and overran them in a short while. The Fulanis took over Kwara and planted their feet there but that was how far they could go. They were soundly beaten by the Yorubas in the old Oyo Empire in 1840. The Fulanis, Arabs and Islam never waged war on Igbos. As a matter of fact, only two acts of war are recorded for the Igbos which is the Civil War and the Aba Women Riot. Other than these two, none.

The spread of Islam in the South West is attributed to Shehu Alimi, a Fulani man who settled in the Old Oyo to propagate his religion. And it was widely accepted owing to the liberal nature of the Yoruba people.
[/s] Don't write about people or things you know nothing about
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Nobody: 8:34am On Dec 19, 2018
Galaxyowerri:

Yes, you may not be absolutely wrong but you are largely wrong. You are trying to give logical reasons why Nigeria is still a sh!thole donkey years after, while most others have left us behind. The point you failed to grasp is that Nigeria has remained stagnant in many areas while others kept developing and I will give you instances.
1. That Kano primary school picture shown there, several decades ago is better than 70% of public primary schools today in both Kano and across Nigeria!!
2. China, India, S.Korea and the Asian Tigers were largely at the same level with us back then but today, S.Korea has become a first world country and the other countries have all developed and almost closed the gap completely between them and the Europeans that had a headstart.

3. It is not about who started first rather it is about who maintained a steady growth and development over the years. That is why despite the fact that Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Ethiopia and Italy who were once technologically advanced are no where today.

4. If these pictures were taken with the advanced camera we have today, complete with HD colors and high pixels, you will be shocked to discover that there is very little difference between then and now except that population has ballooned. Which means that 50 years from now may not look much different from what currently obtains in Nigeria but believe me, other countries would have become light years ahead of us!!

5. Do you even know that Lagos of 1970 is almost the same with the Lagos of 2018, almost 50 years later!!!

6. These pictures has overwhelmed me, and it shows how much we have sunk against time. Do you even know that there groundnut pyramids in the North, Cocoa, Palm products etc of which we were topping global production in the past??

7. Did you even know that trains, postal service, ferries etc were functional back in the 1960's??
Did you even know that there were far lesser number of poor people in Nigeria in terms of percentage in the 1960's and 70's than today??
Did you even know that graduate unemployment was non existent in the 1970's?? Now some do argue that population was smaller then but that is not an excuse because as our population is growing, so should our economy and if China and India with over a billion people apiece are not having massive unemployment then why should we with less than 200 million people??
At the rate we are going, a time will come when graduates will be doing menial jobs just to earn peanuts!!


8. Maybe you are right about the black man being cursed because I can't see any explanation why we like suffering and going in circles when we know what to do to change our situation!!

9. Let every state or region manage its own resources and grow at their pace which will engender patriotism and healthy rivalry for development or break up this country to more manageable units rather this archaic system we are running that keeps everyone perpetually down.

10. The truth is that we are doomed if we fail to act fast because all these tribalism we are currently facing will get worse because they are actually caused by mass frustration and hysteria, and we will end up killing ourselves in the future if things continue to deteriorate like this in Nigeria!!



Hope you meant Greece and not Italy, Italy is technologically sophisticated than even France and England
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Nobody: 8:38am On Dec 19, 2018
olusipimp:

But you no c where ur Biafra soldier dey hawk bullet thinking it's gala and bigi....so, ur tribe hawking had been passed from generation to generations.



Coming from a Skull Miner
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by labani06(m): 9:11am On Dec 19, 2018
Asuokaa:
Horse Market, 1894
Proudly Hausa A.k.A Aboki grin
Asuokaa:
Horse Market, 1894
Proudly Hausa A.k.A Aboki
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Nobody: 10:10am On Dec 19, 2018
Yorubas have always been beautiful. The end.
You know this.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by steve6: 10:41am On Dec 19, 2018
Ok.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by sammysmiles(m): 11:16am On Dec 19, 2018
Never say the old days are better than now,,,for that is foolishness...
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by masseratti: 12:02pm On Dec 19, 2018
Sanchez01:

This is false. The Fulanis only waged war on the Hausas and overran them in a short while. The Fulanis took over Kwara and planted their feet there but that was how far they could go. They were soundly beaten by the Yorubas in the old Oyo Empire in 1840. The Fulanis, Arabs and Islam never waged war on Igbos. As a matter of fact, only two acts of war are recorded for the Igbos which is the Civil War and the Aba Women Riot. Other than these two, none.

The spread of Islam in the South West is attributed to Shehu Alimi, a Fulani man who settled in the Old Oyo to propagate his religion. And it was widely accepted owing to the liberal nature of the Yoruba people.
stop propagating falsehood on the internet. The old Oyo empire was defeated by a Yoruba man... Name Afonja with the help of Alimi a fulani man, after the war in ilorin and after the death of Alimi, Alimi son and his army were restless because they were war mongers and mercenaries, that made his son to dispose Afonja as the leader of ilorin and he became the king leader or whatever you can call it, the fulanis never won a war against the Yorubas, old Oyo empire... Ọ̀yọ́ ilé was sacked by a combination of yorubas and fulani mercenaries. Alimi was never a settler in Oyo. Read your history from verified source and not the crap people post from internet.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by alexola20(m): 12:35pm On Dec 19, 2018
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Demmzy15(m): 1:35pm On Dec 19, 2018
abduljabbar4:


friendng come and see our friends in 1956
grin grin
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Demmzy15(m): 1:37pm On Dec 19, 2018
Asuokaa:
Hausa Gentleman dressed in Mohammedan gear. 1900s
I think this is a yoruba

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by NASTYNASOSO: 1:41pm On Dec 19, 2018
Asuokaa:
Hausa Boys
Kano, Nigeria
1950


HMMMMMMMMM

RUBBISH THIS PIC DOES NOT DEPICT THE HAUSA TRIBES PERSON AT ALL.
THE HAUSAS DO NOT PLAY THAT INSTRUMENT AND DO NOT WEAR THAT KIND OF CLOTHING.
TRY ANGAS, JARAWA OR BEROM PEOPLE.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Demmzy15(m): 1:41pm On Dec 19, 2018
vioment:
Igbos were really hunted during slavery period. Some of those unknown pictures are igbo.


Remember back in the days, igbos totally refused islam and arabs, so they paid dearly by being slaves and attacked from all sides; it is also the reason half of yoruba people are muslims.
Lol, but you were conquered by the the British and Christianity was forced down your throats. The ironic fact is that, it was a Yoruba that successfully helped you guys translate English Bible to Igbo language after years of endless failure. Fact is, you're still a slave!
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Demmzy15(m): 1:45pm On Dec 19, 2018
Sanchez01:

This is false. The Fulanis only waged war on the Hausas and overran them in a short while. The Fulanis took over Kwara and planted their feet there but that was how far they could go. They were soundly beaten by the Yorubas in the old Oyo Empire in 1840. The Fulanis, Arabs and Islam never waged war on Igbos. As a matter of fact, only two acts of war are recorded for the Igbos which is the Civil War and the Aba Women Riot. Other than these two, none.

[s]The spread of Islam in the South West is attributed to Shehu Alimi, a Fulani man who settled in the Old Oyo to propagate his religion.[/s] And it was widely accepted owing to the liberal nature of the Yoruba people.
Not true @cancelled
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by vioment: 2:22pm On Dec 19, 2018
Demmzy15:
Lol, but you were conquered by the the British and Christianity was forced down your throats. The ironic fact is that, it was a Yoruba that successfully helped you guys translate English Bible to Igbo language after years of endless failure. Fact is, you're still a slave!


We like our yoruba sibling co operations, na so e suppose be.


Don't forget one tin mumu boy, because i see say your brain dun dey signal error, as of today, "we are all slaves" .
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Emmypeek(m): 2:57pm On Dec 19, 2018
Nice one OP although it took 3yrs before it got to front page... these pictures are suppose to be looked at critically by every one of us so as to show where we use to be, to make progress you must know where you come from... our problems as a nation is lack forknowledge of who we are, our heritage hence we dont what to stand for thus falling for everything and being tossed around by every little wind... the harm those slavemasters are irrecoverable, greed, corruption, lack of regard life(imagine 30men=1 horse. ), name it came as a result of their dealings with us...
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Fuckdamod: 7:24pm On Dec 19, 2018
I wish we yorubas can be wise as the igbos cry
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Fatherofdragons: 9:35pm On Dec 19, 2018
olusipimp:

But you no c where ur Biafra soldier dey hawk bullet thinking it's gala and bigi....so, ur tribe hawking had been passed from generation to generations.

Ohhhh!! so na bullet dem dey hawk? i think say na bow and arrow with stick dem use before. useless yoruber non entity, with a first class in fraud.
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by labani06(m): 10:21am On Dec 20, 2018
umarshehu58:

But yet they are saying Northerners are uncivilized
and dont forget a hundreds yrs back before that scene hausa people knows how to wear cloth and dress properly communicate with even asians arabs etc but they will still say no civilization in hausa land while their ancestors at that time only know how to wear animal skin and use animal bone as weapond they dont know even how to make a sword

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Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by igbanbajo(m): 8:18am On Dec 23, 2018
Asuokaa:
A view of the city of Oshogbo, Nigeria. 1950s
Re: Nigeria Old pictures(1800-1980) by Nobody: 9:28pm On Jun 01, 2019
This is revolutionary work smiley lipsrsealed

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