Wonderfulation

thesolutions:
If they donate those to Nigeria, they will be helping a lot of people in their business.

So much waste of resourceful products around the world.

oh so touching...Sorry abeg who die again sef?������Calm down is not enough to cry..Mobilize and do the needful come 2019..

Don't let them fool u. They still use those stuff in Europe and America

Iyeme if you give some of your village people these things walahi they will leave your destiny alone

Learnstuffs:
Which means Nigeria is still a museum

They only need to come and pick obsolete people, lik politicians and dumb people so as to afford them to their museum, thereby they will have a full African museum.

1shortblackboy:
charcoal iron lwkmd. a tailor in Naija who does not have a charcoal iron is that one a tailor?

Issa fashion designer. Different level

Benita27:
All he snapped are actually obsolete. From the charcoal Iron, black n white Television, the cooker to sewing machine.

Aside the charcoal Iron and black n white television, the cooker and sewing machine have been rebranded.

Lol.. madam, that is not a cooker. Check it very well. That is an obsolete Disc player.

Learnstuffs:
Which means Nigeria is still a museum

It means the museum is not in tune with reality in Nigeria or are only trying to portray an era in the Nigerian history.

trustyshoess:

Issa fashion designer. Different level

Are u truly in wales?

Chai! God, in my next life I don’t want to be an African, let alone a Nigerian at all...

Magnifico2000:

Are u truly in wales?

Yep

VIPERVENOM:
Don't let them fool u. They still use those stuff in Europe and America

Don’t u have shame at all. Abeg close ur mouth before I help u close at with slap.

That means the whole of Nigeria is a museum.

Tailors here na olden days weapons to attack materials dem still dey use. And can dissapoint for africa.

Not fully their fault...Darkness nation

Evablizin:



Omoh see charcoal iron weh dem design with white paint,i don forget the colour of ma own,wetin be that colour self?

Rusted brown color

trustyshoess:

Yep

Ok.. im also in wales, where can we meet?

ike gwuu

Nymeria247:


There is no cooker. I hope it is not the gramophone that you are calling cooker?

myself actually thought it was cooker until I read ur comment and had to check again.

If that's the case then most Nigerian homes are museum using artifacts as we do our business daily

You see, that is called foresight!

100 years from now, you can imagine the kind of money those artifacts will be fetching for that country.

Alas, here where many of such things abound, we don't tend to see opportunities around us!

Benita27:
All he snapped are actually obsolete. From the charcoal Iron, black n white Television, the cooker to sewing machine.

Aside the charcoal Iron and black n white television, the cooker and sewing machine have been rebranded.

Chai Benita, you must be an indomie generation girl.... dat no be cooker o, na one type of record player.

I can see Airforce1's television there

Benita27:
All he snapped are actually obsolete. From the charcoal Iron, black n white Television, the cooker to sewing machine.

Aside the charcoal Iron and black n white television, the cooker and sewing machine have been rebranded.

my sister stop disgracing me na ejoor that thing na old player-or gramophone biko no fex...lol

Buhari should be part of the artefacts in that museum

Nymeria247:


There is no cooker. I hope it is not the gramophone that you are calling cooker?

I really smiled when I saw tht she called it cooker.

Josh44s:


Don’t u have shame at all. Abeg close ur mouth before I help u close at with slap.

Is it ur mouth? I say it again. They still use it. I'm in my house

Nymeria247:


There is no cooker. I hope it is not the gramophone that you are calling cooker?

Well, I thought it's a cooker. My bad then. But it's obsolete too.

Benita27:
All he snapped are actually obsolete. From the charcoal Iron, black n white Television, the cooker to sewing machine.

Aside the charcoal Iron and black n white television, the cooker and sewing machine have been rebranded.

check it well, that's not a cooker sis

Learnstuffs:
Which means Nigeria is still a museum

Noel1:
You see, that is called foresight!

100 years from now, you can imagine the kind of money those artifacts will be fetching for that country.

Alas, here where many of such things abound, we don't tend to see opportunities around us!

Perhaps I didn't take a closer look at the image. Those items are actually obsolete so keeping them at the Museun is a good idea for indo-mie generation like us. You raised a nice point.

akins177:
check it well, that's not a cooker sis

I've seen that.

And someborry wee say this kwant3 go better