DAMN nigeria used to be developed, wth happened??

naijababe:

For a 45 year old woman, you dey fall hand abeg  

Na joke nau. I just wanted to withdraw some info from una

Ok what of Bata   I remember my first Cortina over size shoe  

Katsina WTC (Women Teachers' College) 1978

DAMN nigeria used to be developed, wth happened??

nobody knows.

Katsina WTC (Women Teachers' College)e Dancing

Good old days enjoying beer after working 

Ileke-IdI:

Katsina WTC (Women Teachers' College)e Dancing

They llook like Ekiti dancers to me. The horse tail, beads, white attire etc.

Great Thread!!!!!!!!

Most young ones here will wonder how the people who witnessed and saw such beauty could allow their fathers compound to be the laughing stock of all nations.

God will forgive, but the question is will anyone else?

Katsina WTC (Women Teachers' College) Dancing

You sure remember Bazooka chewing Gum

Yoru_Igbo:

You sure remember Bazooka chewing Gum

Loved them, but those were in the 90s.

Katsina

more pix pls

Re: Nigeria In The 60s/70s. Sights And Sounds
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Quote from: Ileke-IdI on Today at 06:44:05 PM

Have you started again? Behave yourself.


No I have not started. I was asking a question. You behave yourself.  



@Ileke-Idi and EzeUche 3 gbosas for both of you lovely pics if you have any recent ones dating to the 1980s pls lets see them. This is the kind of threads we should have because i think it will definitely make we, the modern naijans think and ask ourselves where are we coming from and where we are going. As regards EzeUches question dont lets get worked up on that he asked a good question and their are a lot of writings as regards the build of politics that led to the first which assert the happenings in the "Wild Wild West" of then as one of the causes of creating a heated polity now this may beopened to arguement but there are facts and stories of what happened in the West then. Like the Yorubas would say "Aroba ni baba itan" politics even then was dirty and violent. The only answer i can give to those asking what went wrong is this- we the people went wrong not just the leaders and it is still happening and very visible even on Nairaland, almost every thread degenerates to a tribal bashing thread.

All things said i am happy and impressed with both of you guys you have brought up beautiful pics to make even the unborn Nigerian child reminisce lets leave ethnicity aside and appreciate ourselves as Nigerians. Because when you look at it every Nigerian ethnicity has a hand in all the problems we seem to have as a country dividing Nigeria will only make the problem localized not go away.

Big ups to you guys Naija o ni baje oo

Katsina WTC

Ileke-IdI:

Loved them, but those were in the 90s.

Said who? that was a re-mix, Bazooka, goody goody and simple blue band   my dad had a provision store in the 70's and sure I remembered selling them. let me look for the Blue band picture

Ileke-IdI:

Loved them, but those were in the 90s.

For where? Last time i saw bazooka was in 1986 or thereabout

Yoru_Igbo:

Ok what of Bata   I remember my first Cortina over size shoe  

Cortina shoes!!!! Damn, I looked forward to a new session just because of those shoes  

PROFESSOR PELLER AND LADY PELLER (1969)
Folorusho Abiola a.k.a. Professor Peller (1941-1997) was a popular professional magician.

found planta, still looking for blue band:


[img]http://2.bp..com/-IBbElzbaP8c/TgiLKiqtrSI/AAAAAAAABaw/FMsrSVE3NB8/s1600/planta-ad-nigeria.jpg[/img]

apoti:

PROFESSOR PELLER AND LADY PELLER (1969)
Folorusho Abiola a.k.a. Professor Peller (1941-1997) was a popular professional magician.

I met Prof Peller in 1980, he came to our house in Ikare Ondo State

See Key Soap

blue band:

tpia@:

blue band:

[img]http://3.bp..com/-hTqpk-wlWUg/TacCUfBh2DI/AAAAAAAAAG4/lRtJAMN0vvE/s1600/blue_band.jpg[/img]

Tpia, you too much, I raise yansh for you

brb

LET US BLAME OIL!

Oil has been a curse for Nigeria. It has made the people lazy!

EzeUche:

LET US BLAME OIL!

Oil has been a curse for Nigeria. It has made the people lazy!

Gbam!

Yoru_Igbo:

Tpia, you too much, I raise yansh for you

i was looking for a better picture but couldnt find one.


these things are supposed to be archived by some organization.

kq:

Re: Nigeria In The 60s/70s. Sights And Sounds
« #168 on: Today at 06:49:28 PM »




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Quote from: Ileke-IdI on Today at 06:44:05 PM

Have you started again? Behave yourself.


No I have not started. I was asking a question. You behave yourself.  



@Ileke-Idi and EzeUche 3 gbosas for both of you lovely pics if you have any recent ones dating to the 1980s pls lets see them. This is the kind of threads we should have because i think it will definitely make we, the modern naijans think and ask ourselves where are we coming from and where we are going. As regards EzeUches question dont lets get worked up on that he asked a good question and their are a lot of writings as regards the build of politics that led to the first which assert the happenings in the "Wild Wild West" of then as one of the causes of creating a heated polity now this may beopened to arguement but there are facts and stories of what happened in the West then. Like the Yorubas would say "Aroba ni baba itan" politics even then was dirty and violent. The only answer i can give to those asking what went wrong is this- we the people went wrong not just the leaders and it is still happening and very visible even on Nairaland, almost every thread degenerates to a tribal bashing thread.

All things said i am happy and impressed with both of you guys you have brought up beautiful pics to make even the unborn Nigerian child reminisce lets leave ethnicity aside and appreciate ourselves as Nigerians. Because when you look at it every Nigerian ethnicity has a hand in all the problems we seem to have as a country dividing Nigeria will only make the problem localized not go away.

Big ups to you guys Naija o ni baje oo

@kq, thank you very much. Your words give me hope that all is not lost for Nigeria.

let me leave Nigeria wahala, I feel so sad. Let me run to corner shop, I will post few more later on my return

Anybody remember back then the "owo Udoji" I remember Dad coming home and braging of additional pay check he recieved. I think it is like a bonus pay for all govetnment workwers. Mom was really happy though.