hmmm, if that thing mistakingly hook your hair na oyo for u. good old days . used to be used around 1998.

Patrioticbreed9:

in the what ? 70s or 97s!

sorry! They started using electric clippers in the late 90s in Nigeria.with few barbers have electric clipper.Some pipu that knw how to barb use comb plus razor blade be do the korodo/punk style for u.Punk is very rampant among youths in the 90

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

Since April 04, 2015 Before Buhari was sworn-in to oversee the total destruction of Nigeria this thread has been on Nairaland why pushing it to front page today?

Like Mr Mod is bored seriously

Beremx:
The instrument isn’t painful at all. Unlike electric clippers that vibrate when barbing the hair, this one is cool. Few people use the clipper to barb these days especially northerners.

It's painful for some people o! It was painful for me, though not everytime.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
I must confess i know nothing about this shit....

A real niggarrr must be real anyday anytime twice on Saturday

Early 20s pikin

Wait o, oga Joe in Zaria?

MagumForce:

The barber wasn’t gentle. My barber back then was always gentle when cutting my hair. I always doze off when he was cutting. The part I enjoyed most was when he would apply soap lather at the back of my head just to give me the perfect curve. Oga Joe, rest in peace. Na barber you been be.

I'm in my late 20s but sincerely I don't know what that is. Never seen it. It's either razor blade with comb or clippers.

Ahmed0336:
Saw this yesterday and thought I should share. Good old days!!!!!!!!

It only achieved one style....... Prisoner standard.......

Lol, whenever my dad come visiting when I was in secondary school, Na to drag me go one barber shop to use this thing cut my hair.
The thing dey pain and get one kind kpaka kpaka sound for person head

Anybody who used that clipper or had the clipper used on him cannot be less than 50 years. That betrays all you. Old folks are on this platform!

Beremx:
The instrument isn’t painful at all. Unlike electric clippers that vibrate when barbing the hair, this one is cool. Few people use the clipper to barb these days especially northerners.

Looks are deceptive then. It looks like something that will peel person scalp commot.

Kondomatic:
See who was forming oldie the other day. Make I hear say you stand up great me again.

Women are older than men spiritually na. So me and all these U-35 guys no be mate.

airminem:
Wait o, oga Joe in Zaria?

Nope.

=kolomax Chaiiii back then In baba jelili's place naso the man go just dey knock my head like door



NA THE BEST CLIPPER BACK THEN O, I FEAR THIS THING PASS ANYTHING. TO CUT HAIR THEN NA WAR, WHEN EVER I REMEMBER THE KIND SUFFER MY HEAD GO SUFFER FOR THIS THING HAND.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
I must confess i know nothing about this shit....

A real niggarrr must be real anyday anytime twice on Saturday

Very easy. You be small pikin.

naptu2:


It's painful for some people o! It was painful for me, though not everytime.

lol. It wasn’t painful to me. I kept low cut when I was in primary school because of lice so I had the baba always coming home to barb my hair and that of my two younger brother.

Did you also noticed that the barbers were always elderly men? Their sight alone was scary.

my grand pa used this to barber our hair those days. he will hold you in between his legs lol

MagumForce:

The barber wasn’t gentle. My barber back then was always gentle when cutting my hair. I always doze off when he was cutting. The part I enjoyed most was when he would apply soap lather at the back of my head just to give me the perfect curve. Oga Joe, rest in peace. Na barber you been be.

my mom had the clipper,
maybe she didn't know how to use it well,cause it used to be painful, sometimes they clipper will just hook in my hair , I hated that clipper

Kiliba olowo

Lexusgs430:



It only achieved one style....... Prisoner standard.......

I swear down.
Used this only once. Traveled to the village and the local barber used this.

Very true!! Na gorimapa style o! Unlike what electric clipper does these days.

Lexusgs430:



It only achieved one style....... Prisoner standard.......

oh ette Victor wicked me that year

Thread ofsix years ago
Na wa o

Mitsurugi:
Horrible time going to that Ghanaian barber at Oluti. Funny thing the barber had an afro with parting sef

Where in Oluti?

mayweather145:
did u just said in D 70's

SMALL PIKIN

TheLasyBuddha:


I swear down.
Used this only once. Traveled to the village and the local barber used this.

Moon and sun, come dey admire your head.........

This thing should be in d museum

Kaa4:
Anybody who used that clipper or had the clipper used on him cannot be less than 50 years. That betrays all you. Old folks are on this platform!

Ah ah, what are you saying?

I used that clipper as a child and I am not yet an old man

I'm still in my youth

Wow...memories.

Those days, the barber will just be knocking your head and turning it left, right and center and you will just be there murmuring, you dare not utter a word....funny how time flies.

Late 90's early 2000's ab0ki barbing kit

Beremx:
lol. It wasn’t painful to me. I kept low cut when I was in primary school because of lice so I had the baba always coming home to barb my hair and that of my two younger brother.

Did you also noticed that the barbers were always elderly men? Their sight alone was scary.

I always wondered why. The interesting thing is that it was in the mid to late 1980s when there was a change from manual to electric clippers that the barbers also changed from elderly men to young boys.

Beremx:
Very true!! Na gorimapa style o! Unlike what electric clipper does these days.

To rub groundnut oil for head, was a must........

Backward tool of brutality... Made getting a hair cut worse than a nightmare. Thank God for the electric clipper, and whoever invented it.

Africans and suffer! Smh!!!