Apus:


Indomie generation.

OP how about old Schweppes (loved the pineapple variant), soda water, maltonic, that very big Coca-Cola family bottle with plastic cover ...memories!!

Mijoel:




Yes that drink na die, with very soft, fresh bread.

Sharp sharp things for mumsy shop those days.

Iyaebe:
As an evening newspaper, I've tasted all and still single. God when?

Piptocoin:
Then, I loved the combination of Crush or Tandi and the rectangle okin biscuit (I disliked the round type). The days of 3T, Cleopatra, Bryan Adams, Bright Chimezie, Daniel Wilson, Kc and Jojo, Mc Hammer, Prince (now late), and programmes like The Bold and the Beautiful, The New Masquerade, The Village Headmaster, Jake and the Fatman, Touched by an Angel, Dempsey and Makepeace, Paloma, The Rich Also Cry, PS I Love You, Checkmate, Tales By Moonlight...gosh, my childhood was blessed. I am fortunate or blessed to have witnessed a beautiful and peaceful Nigeria.

malikombi:
You didn't mention Dr Pepper

Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

SmellySperm:

U be small pikin na. Indomie generation

Iyaebe:
As an evening newspaper, I've tasted all and still single. God when?

kingjis:



Poverty is a big disease

malikombi:

It dope sincerely. I had the opportunity of tasting Dr pepper, Afri cola and bluna before they went into extinction

matm:

7 kids.3 have been given out as househelps, the 4th is in prison as a result of armed robbery,the 5th lives under the bridge as area boy at Obalende,the sixth is hawking
groundnuts at the motor park to pay her school fees as touts use her vagina for waist exercise training in uncompleted buildings, as she strives to raise money for family feeding, while the 7th has not been seen since he fled, after the village youths manhandled him for taking methamphetamine.
Meanwhile the dad survives on snuff and dry gin while the wife is a village farm labourer who do farm works for people to earn daily bread and to raise money for re-payment of monies of people who were duped by her untrained kids.

MadeINchenzen2:
lol... yeah, Dr pepper and AfriCola

malikombi:
You didn't mention Dr Pepper

Educonomist:
Hmmm , oldies full this nairaland oo.. I drank limca and gold spot though

Exjoker:
Limca is still available in the market... In my area here, you can easily find it in most shop...

Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

Popjoan:

Iyaebe:
As an evening newspaper, I've tasted all and still single. God when?

kals4luv990:
Just come my church