shadeyinka:

I strongly believe that you belong to the indomie generation. We are not speaking of the 1970s, not the early 80s. At that pont in Nigeria history, the only reason when a family does not have a black and white television is if they do not have electricity.

The reason why everybody watches Newsline was because satellite TV was not availabe, no private station anywhere, no Bollywood and very few video player. We all depended on NTA for everything.

So, you see, you too belong to the indomie generation.
BTW what class we're you when you ate your first indomie noodle?

Do you know that Frank handed over to Abike Dabiri?

The above names I know them because I watched them from my neighbour's TV.don't assume what you don't know because not all Nigerians had television set,in fact radio was more popular than TV thanks to radio Nigeria.
Not all fingers were equal then

asuustrike2009:

The above names I know them because I watched them from my neighbour's TV.don't assume what you don't know because not all Nigerians had television set,in fact radio was more popular than TV thanks to radio Nigeria.
Not all fingers were equal then

And my original post was

shadeyinka:


Impossible!

It is either you live in the extreme village
OR
Outside of Nigeria
OR
You were too young (indomie generation)

For you not to know Frankolize.

Or Your Parent don't own a TV.

Everyone watched Newsline (until Frank left NTA)

shadeyinka:


And my original post was

Your post isn't correct because I didn't had the above attribute

asuustrike2009:

Your post isn't correct because I didn't had the above attribute

Then check!

shadeyinka:

Then check!

Your assumption are not true try and get facts. Not all Nigerians had television back in the 80's and 90's. Not all Nigerians lived in the village, many us were born before indomie was conceived in Nigeria.

asuustrike2009:

Your assumption are not true try and get facts. Not all Nigerians had television back in the 80's and 90's. Not all Nigerians lived in the village, many us were born before indomie was conceived in Nigeria.

Pls, here again is my life post which you quoted

shadeyinka:


Impossible!

It is either you live in the extreme village
OR
Outside of Nigeria
OR
You were too young (indomie generation)

For you not to know Frankolize.

Or Your Parent don't own a TV.

Everyone watched Newsline (until Frank left NTA)

Did I say all Nigerian had TVs?
Even in this 2017, do all Nigerians have TVs?

So, what was my assumption?

shadeyinka:


Pls, here again is my life post which you quoted


Did I say all Nigerian had TVs?
Even in this 2017, do all Nigerians have TVs?

So, what was my assumption?

Kk

whiteeyes:
my dear, men say they do not want to age with "Grace" anymore since grace has become a dangerous specie ;Dmy dear, men say they do not want to age with "Grace" anymore since grace has become a dangerous specie

Lol

I don't know him. I met The name remains Kehinde Young Harry.

Queendo:
Whao d good old days. Do you know where your children? Made my parents to be conscious of our movements.

Lmao! Those day once it's 9 pm and he asks that question, my mum will start shouting our names if we are watching action movies in our neighbour's house.
The way she'll grab us and fling us into the house and slam the gate is usually funny whenever I remember it in nostalgia. Memories......

mytym:
Sola Atere
Patrick Oke
Kalu Otisi
Tokunbo *Ajai
Funke Oga
Aisha Katung Bello (She keeps changing husband names)

You forgot to add: Hauwa Baba-Ahmed, Lola Ogunbambi, Augusta Maduegbuna, Ronke Ayuba, etc. There was that show too - Soni Irabor live!

Nbote:
Choiii OP u don old ooo.. Na dat period dem still dey do petroleum perspective with one guy wey don turn big Oga for nnpc now...

Levi Ajuonoma...

mytym:


Sola Atere
Patrick Oke
Kalu Otisi
Tokunbo *Ajai
Funke Oga
Aisha Katung Bello (She keeps changing husband names)

Aisha Bello, the veteran newscaster has died. Official news of her demise came on Monday 11th December, 2023. May her soul rest in peace. Amen