50 kobo for my younger sister and I to eat in the afternoon.

Ofio on point!

PIXSPEAKS:

condense Ics creame, how about phito - the black one

A305:
The best time to live on Earth was in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s.

Soon as the internet revolution began, the world took a turn for the worst even though ICT advanced modern living. But c'mon, can you eat your food and not post it on IG and WhatsApp story?

Can you just succeed and not rub it on the faces of others by not posting your wins and success online leaving your peers feeling depressed and deprived?

Can you just come visit and talk to me in person to see how am really living, instead of video calling and texting?

As an imperfect human, can I not just make mistakes and learn from it without going viral online and be subjected to modern day cancel culture?

Can't I be saved from life dangers and accidents without people taking out their phones to record and take pictures of me first?


Our modern world is full of idocrasies, the retardation of a generation.

Your brain no go die

hardbody:


For the music, try Youtube. I have been pleasantly surprised myself.

Thank you. I've downloaded "Molue" by TLZ already

PIXSPEAKS:

This made me remember Dagrin song, when we used to watch VHS from our neighbour windows, and sometimes if we want to enter there parlour they will say "e ma duro na" - you need to wait first.

do4luv14:



where goldspot and limca

every Sunday morning nah to sidon for Sunday roundabout, e go start with that famous Linda song

we gat to dance together.....
we sing a song together.....
we gat to dance together, lalala and drink together...

holili is da drink, Linda.. halala is da drink

Agbaya 10 kobo

Michelle55:
I ride tyre sotey dem use am know me for ejigbo night market those days, I still chop beating wey follow am each time I trowey people wares

Agbaya Michelle

PIXSPEAKS:

Remember doing this wearing only pant and I lost my coins that i tied in a nylon under the rain, only for a mad man to pick it up and used the money to buy fanta from our shop. kia You really brough old memories with this

Op where is the magnet that we used to tie rope and look for coins in the big gutters of AJ city?

Or the kite wars that decorated electric poles?

kingsBreed:
Brick game before Sega and Nintendo. Then Tiger battery was 10naire.

Where you put Endiman? Endiman before Sega please. Some call Endiman Mario... Lol

dfrost:
Op where is the magnet that we used to tie rope and look for coins in the big gutters of AJ city?

Or the kite wars that decorated electric poles?

Omo that magnet ish... I didn't do that one oh, where you ever lucky with it?

Talentempire:
Seeing this pictures took me back

When NIGERIA was still a country and a home.
those days when
We never had too much but life was fun and peaceful.

Love and fear of God existed

Neighbors were like family

Death : was not rampart, we hardly hear that someone died
If by mistake we heard that someone is dead we will be afraid to even come outside or pass the street where the person died.


Robbery : was not common
Those days we could sleep outside till day break and no nothing will happen to us



Ritual : killing maybe existed but we only imagined it we were not sure cos no one could come out n say they saw it happed.


War: we only hear it news in other countries not here in Nigeria
Nigeria was calm n peaceful.


Religion : Christians n Muslims
Had each others back

Tribe : it was never an issue cos we were one.


Politics : came n distroyed us , divided, made us enemies

We fight eachother for the interest of a criminal politician who
Will loot n still kill directly or indirectly.

There was a country call nigeria now i remember .

buhari is responsible for the religious division lately.
This is a topic for another day

I was born in the 2000s, but I saw all of that

tonididdy:


Omo that magnet ish... I didn't do that one oh, where you ever lucky with it?

Yes ooh. But the competition was high then. You had to come out during the rain and mark out your territory else you will surely see magnet bigger than yours

PIXSPEAKS:

I miss good old days

mytime24:
Hmm

U re always clueless

Swimming �

When naira still had value. When i would take 50 Kobo to Mama Mulikat buka, eat belleful and still collect change.

ogelekpomgam:
Okay. .buhari...why??

that last stuff got me

Gee64:
I used to play, 'Ayo' with my grandmother which I never won!

two of the most popular games. Life was far simpler in those days.

Kingosytex:


The kain beating wey some of us received cos of this useless glass no be here oo.

e be like u break many.

Psalmspsalms:

Think of 20-30 years back. Think of the level of underdevelopment in some parts of the world. Development comes with a price. It doesn't matter who or where the price is paid from.

Not really! investment in R&, an enabling enviroment and goverment support are what drives tech and science innovation and progress. For proof look no further than china and israel. If these are what you defined as "price", then they are a welcome development and are worth paying.

blazebaba:


Omoh OP those two girls for that OMO pictures one dey for Ilorin the other one don dey Cameroon I think or something >:

u knew them?

dfrost:

Agbaya 10 kobo

those old days are bae mehn, not this indomie generations

Fast n furious 10

blazebaba:


Omoh OP those two girls for that OMO pictures one dey for Ilorin the other one don dey Cameroon I think or something >:

baba nawaO..dey are your family member

I love this book

PIXSPEAKS:

Hmm good old days

ButterBurger:
Oga Ade, there's price to pay for everything, you will carry your own cross even to your own calvary, so worry about your own fortune than you sharing and spreading tears and blood everywhere you get chance to talk, so no just talk because you have to say something, talk because you have something to say.

OK sir.

SOFTENGR:

Then, it was only for mature men.

True. You'll only find big bros and old papas in pool shop combining forecasting for draws with draught playing and seriously sensitive jokes. If you're not mature enough, you no go fit near them.