Cooking pot

gameboy727:
Not everything is for sale. Besides, they bring back fond memories.

nice reply

Leezah:
What is the oldest thing in your house??

Me

Turning stick

The pen Lord Lugard used when signing amalgamation of Nigeria

My winter jacket i bought at Yaba 10 years ago when i wanted to travel out of Nigeria. i still wear it till this day and it reminds me of how lucky i was to move my wife and kids to a better place.

My late dad's novel 'THINGS FALL APART'. He bought it when Nigeria's currency was Pounds and shilling. The novel is almost 50years old and I still have it in my wardrobe

clemmonce:
nice reply

The question was "what is the oldest thing in your house " and not "what is for sale in your house "

mordred44:
Turning stick

Lol !!! Turning garri of those days are top notch and quality, dem no dey bend or break.

my self..

ussv:

The question was "what is the oldest thing in your house " and not "what is for sale in your house "

lol

Shame wee nor let me post the picture, it's one funny fry pan like that oo, courtesy of my dad way back when he was a bachelor. Till now, it still beats my imagination why mom has refused to let go, cos na grand children dey come so.

ussv:

Lol !!! Turning garri of those days are top notch and quality, dem no dey bend or break.

GBAAM

1990 you mean?

nurey:
My grandmothers bronze tiro collection. I remembered I used to beg her to apply for me too at a tender age and my mum used to be angry at that
those things should be around 1930s

May Allah grant her Alijanah firdaus

This is the oldest thing in my house.


Kuvuki

zexy2030:

how much can u sell that tv

1million if you want. Bigger one

gibsonwales:
My late dad's novel 'THINGS FALL APART'. He bought it when Nigeria's currency was Pounds and shilling. The novel is almost 50years old and I still have it in my wardrobe

pictures of the novel or we dont biliv u

My towel

Kuvuki7788:
This is the oldest thing in my house.


Kuvuki

This brings back fond memories. I used these in junior secondary school in the boarding house back then. Those huge Tiger batteries never lasted for me though

Katier00:
My bracelet. It has been with me for 15yrs. My treasure and pride

Bracelet for 15yrs? continue.

nurey:
My grandmothers bronze tiro collection. I remembered I used to beg her to apply for me too at a tender age and my mum used to be angry at that
those things should be around 1930s

May Allah grant her Alijanah firdaus

Ameen

obembet:


Your dad is a legend.


For me.. I don too tay for house... I want marry this year. Pray for me

Lol. Yeah, Dad was a great man.

I pray you get all your heart desires. You are pretty. Having a man shouldn't be a problem. Though marriages these days can be scary.

Lamanii22:
Everything in my house is old... The house itself is effing old....

God will provide new ones

chii8:
My husband's baptismal certificate.

Your bat cert nko? Abi na juju Iyalawo things dey reign that time?

Among them are my grandma's starched expensive happening lady Buba & picture of those days. They cannot be less than 50 years old. Also some dad's documents, record book, meeting minutes book. Even letters. Some over 60 years old. If one looks carefully there probably older stuff like jewelries, trinkets and beads of unknown age.

Years back I found some empty tins of cigarette of those days. Apparently, high society ladies of those days smoked. 1920s to 1940s. Cigarettes from England weren't that cheap at all. Those rubbing shoulders with oyinbo. Apparently, a great aunt was a society lady. In the elite group of those days. Some of her stuff were left with grandma.

Radio cassette player (home karaoke) bought in 1995. We just couldn't find the nerve to throw it out.

My Mum and my Dad’s Traditional wedding Invitation Card. The Old doesn’t even know that I have it. I have archived it already ( well laminated)

My bed, it's 11yrs now, poor bed

kponkedenge:

But you are older than the certificate.

ya buh he is not a 'thing'

OgbanjeProphet:
you don't mean it

I'm serious.