Damn... me reminiscing already.

That bow under the clay pot with wet sand... Is the compressor

I still have it in my shrine.
I kept an infant skull at the bottom to kill germs.

HeartlessMan:
I still have it in my shrine.
I kept an infant skull at the bottom to kill germs.

Joke apart, my Ma’ had it in her shrine for real. I used to fill it up with river water. After some day/weeks, the water dries up and needs refilling.

We still have it in the kitchen in our village home despite the refrigerator there though always empty except when I am home because I love the earthy taste it gives to water.

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I represent

I'm also a legend then.

No wonder dem dey ask me to go & marry .

Those days.

We still have it though

Three decades this December, this one is a miracle..

The first day I drank from that ppt when when my mum sent me to go get something from market, those mallam usually have it at front of their shago, that was how I fetch the water n drank with that small cup wey 1 million dirty teeth Malama have used. the water cold sha

I used to use it whenever we went for holiday at grandma’s place. It was located close to where she kept her soup pot so whenever I stole from her clayish soup pot, I would branch at this African refrigerator’s side to drink some water to step down the meat I just stole from the pot.

Life!

Thats the father's cup you posted.
This is the right cup that always comes with the clay pot.

Na me break our house own.
Stubborn child of the family... Back in 1988...

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Hmmm! Gone are those days

I wished Here, heard it very cold tho not like refrigerator

Ok

If refrigeration is a game of soccer, fair to call this pot Diego Maradona!!

This is vintage cooling!!

We still have it till date. I drank from it two years ago.

Only when I visit my ancestral village, when as a kid. I don't think I have the liver to try that now as pure & bottled water are readily available now. No doubt it was always cool though.

The best refrigerator

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How time flies, those days, this water was always chilled. I wonder how it gets cold.

I really love village life, abegi wouldn't trade my growing up in village for anything else.

Especially that pounded yam with fresh bush meat in the farm. Used to look forward to going to the farm because of this food and after that, I will take water from this ite awutu

If you drank from this and
You haven't started sending money home
You are still taking ladies to a hotel
You still sleep with men for money
You still haven't mastered any skill
You haven't had up to 200k before
You still sag
You still wear leg chain
You still fight on the street
You stay in the city for 5yrs without visiting home
You are still single
You still stay in a face me I slap you compound
You still drink and get drunk
You still stay in front of the mirror for 15mins making up
Sundays are for hanging out
Still stay in family house
You don't like wearing panties as a Lady
Still collect transport to visit a man
Still visit ashawo joints

You are a lost soul

Lol

The feeling is superb