The 1990s was exciting when it comes to sitcoms, TV shows and TV dramas in Nigeria.

There were so many of these TV shows that made thousands glued to their televisions and if you don't have a TV at home, you simply go watch at your neighbor's place.

Then, you can still trust your neighbors which is no longer the case today.

A particular reason why these sitcoms or soap operas stand out is that they teach a lot of morals and values unlike the haphazard ones we have today.

For those who watched them, they will definitely have nolstagic feelings as it sends them back to their childhood... When I was young.

Here are some sitcoms and soap operas that dominated the early and late 90s that will definitely remind you of your childhood.

1.) Checkmate

Created and written by the late Amaka Igwe, Checkmate was the tale of the aristocratic family Haatrope trying to survive attacks from enemies both inside and outside of the family. Other cast, include Ego Boyo, the late Francis Agu, Norbert Young and the Richard Mofe Damijo.

2.) The Village Headmaster

The Village Headmaster is greatest Nigerian TV shows. It ran for 20 years making it the longest-running series aired on the National Television Authority (NTA).The Village Headmaster featured legends like the late Justis Esiri, Dejumo Lewis, Funsho Adeolu, and Enebeli Elebuwa.


3.) Tales by Moonlight

Tales by Moonlight was created by then Director of Programmes at NTA, Victoria Ezeokoli. The 30-minute show

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this nonsense series u should have said if u didn't fly kite. if didn't war start n d most dangerous one is hide n seek where we target d fine girls