1. Cabin Biscuit Ok, let's say it in full: Oxford cabin biscuit. This was the biscuit we knew and loved. Yet, many have not noticed the change, or at least i did not. Compare the pictures below: Yes, and i don't even understand what this new guys have in their mouths? Are those Cabin biscuits or plywood?

2. Omo washing detergent Despite the growing competition, Omo still has its place in the Nigerian market. The washing detergent has stayed with us for at least two generations. But there have been some changes, compare these two: Which do you prefer? I think one thing is that the department in charge of design decided to let go of sharp edges and used more curves, must be a millennial thing.
3. Blue Band margarine Blue band made our day in the 90s and surprisingly still does up till now. Something about good quality that makes a brand remain relevant. Yet, we all saw the changes in Blue Band clearly. Look at the old and the new: Clear difference? Very clear. Still most Nigerians still love this margarine, which they call butter generally.
4. Milo 'Milo papapapa Milo!' That brings back memories of Saturday morning spent watching the Milo show. The Milo beverage has stayed relevant in the Nigerian beverage industry. Yet, they too have changed to keep up with the time. How? Spot the difference below: Tonic food drink? Really? Milo has always been just tea to most Nigerians.
5. Bournvita Another beverage that has changed its packaging over time is Bournvita, a close rival of the Milo brand. What changes have been made? Spot the difference: Obviously, moving from metal containers to plastic containers are the major changes that most brands are making in packaging.