pippimp:
Decades ago? I don't think you fully understand what is going on. N[b]igerians are still making the same mistakes today.[/b]

vivaciousvivi:
That note book needs to be in a museum!
Goat N23 and cow N250!.
But then again, that was 1978 - most of us weren't born then.
Kai, our parents enjoyed o. What is even more surprising for me was that OP's dad had a column for Kobo

prevail23:
ur ryt bro..
But do u think it can be like dis again?

juman:
Primarily military generals destroyed nigeria.

pippimp:


The military did not destroy Nigeria. It's citizens did. And they are still doing it till today.

Eddie4all:
hw cn pple blame ds on the masses..... the decisions of the Govt affect over 80% of our lives, n yet we say we r to blame i gues zimbabwe bein one of the poorest countries in africa in terms of living, is also d pples fault

juman:


Buhari, Babangida, Abacha, Obasanjo.

I witnessed their destruction of the country.

mickyeddi:
The days when petrol was #5/litre, solo cocacola was#10, 35cl was #15, orobo was #20.

Perfecttouch:
can you please show us the picture of the house?

MrHenshaw:
[email][/email][color=#550000][/color]

Quickly submit the document to National Gallery of Arts.Don't say i didn't tell you.

Lol..
Owk boss

pippimp:


Bros. I am a living witness to all you are talking about. Back in the day when we used to queue for bread brought by trucks and soldiers to give to citizens. The point you are missing is that we had the opportunity to reject what was going on and we refused to take action. Na military talk say make we de burn suspects for road? Or to de give policeman bribe? Or to de collect salt and rice to vote? Every Nigerian is out for themselves and have no one to blame but themselves.

demsid:
Tecno c8 for sale 24k. Lagos. 07039450095. Call

bigiyaro:
I think ur dad was a meticulous n responsible man only such men will quietly sit n plan in detail. I hope you are like him.

SmartMugu:

Can't you see everything on the list here is around 8k? Even a cow sells for N250 somewhere, why are you still charging 24k for a phone? It shouldn't be more than N85 if we go by this lists.

Vomm:
Ur father can keep records for Nigeria.
LOL

demsid:
No worry I go help find thuraya way Dey my papa locker. Or that finger dialing telephone.

jeff1607:
op abeg make I see the cover of that book.

juman:


Look and look, the masses are always gullible, but the real leaders lead their people to success.

Military people that supposed to be most disciplined and most patriotic but rather they are cheat and led their country to failure and destruction.

Example of responsible and determined leader was awolowo, he led his people to greatness.

vivaciousvivi:
That note book needs to be in a museum!
Goat N23 and cow N250!.
But then again, that was 1978 - most of us weren't born then.
Kai, our parents enjoyed o. What is even more surprising for me was that OP's dad had a column for Kobo

Mustapha111888:
U yourself must have tey ooo

Cuteamigo1:
useless value that was not backed up by any productive capity or manufacturing ability. whether Nigerians like to hear this news or not, we must all know that the naira is simply being put in its place and nothing else and from an economic point of view is a blessing in disguise and it is left to us to take responsibility of our actions and dump this romantic relationship we have with foreign goods and focus on ours. #bynaijatogrownaija.