UncleKoboko:

WE DON'T WANT 5000 NOTE
STOP SPREADING EVIL
STOP SPREADING PROPAGANDA
FEAR POSTERITY

UncleKoboko:

Dey der dey DECEIVE YOURSELF.

Na only one note dem go print?

ahnie:
Chai chatinent....Soho alhaji.
Ina gesuwa fa baba na.

chatinent:
Rich man pikin go think say na the money Judas collect in those days take sell Jesus.

Then they'll be like: “doddy, isn't that ..what's his name...Tafawa Belewa?“

Wujio:



5 Naira in 1988 is buggest boy o. The standard then was less than a 50kobo or 1 Naira coin per meal. Approximately 2.5 kobo was my daily spending for feeding in school

chatinent:


We? You are just a person.

LeoDeKing:
How can 50 kobo be a note?

LeoDeKing:
How can 50 kobo be a note?

chatinent:
Do you know that the cost for printing one ₦20 note is one thousand times more expensive than the note?

Bizibi:
In 1996 you dare not carry 50 naira as a student in secondary School,in 1988,I carried 5 naira to school and the teacher asked me who gave it to me,she was frowning her face.

I can't imagine the 20 naira I was using to feed everyday in secondary School is the same currency we are using to buy one pure water satchel.

MrCGPA:


Some APC Supporters don't have Brain. Was it not Buhari that brought Emefiele?

adioolayi:
Na wa ooo..

Egbo and Ewa..

Egbo 30kobo and Ewa 20kobo

Iya elegbo for Yemetu Aladorin area in Ibadan..

Good old memories.

Bizibi:
In 1996 you dare not carry 50 naira as a student in secondary School,in 1988,I carried 5 naira to school and the teacher asked me who gave it to me,she was frowning her face.

I can't imagine the 20 naira I was using to feed everyday in secondary School is the same currency we are using to buy one pure water satchel.

aQUINandmore:
in 98/99 we didn't pay school fees in primary school, what we were paying was 3 naira for handwork.
And you still get to see many kids sent home by their teachers, many parents were still unable to pay that 3 naira.
Mumsy too try abeg, she still singlehandedly sent two of us to the best private school in the town then.

themanderon:
The good old Herbert Macaulay note. I won't forget when I found 3 of those notes in one of my dad's old cloths he doesn't wear again. It was as if I hit the jackpot that day. I spent that 3naira for days and days on end. It was like a ten year old child finding free 3thoisand naira today. To think the value of that money then is worth thousands today I pitiful. Are we making progress or retrograding on a yearly basis?

Hausa:
This one go don tey ooo.
Like which year?

MrCGPA:


Some APC Supporters don't have Brain. Was it not Buhari that brought Emefiele?

zombieHUNTER:


Wetin concern Buhari APc appointee like Emefiele with Obidients...

Are you daft?

1TrippleCee:



Polymer is Soludo. Hatred don block your brain

aloyin:
This made me remembered the day I stole #1 note. I couldn't spend it. I think I was in primary 3 or so then. I gave it to mama alakara, she refused to sell akara for me, she asked me where I got the money from. I told her that my mummy gave me. She said is a lied that I stole it. I took it to iya alamala, she also refused to sell Amala for. I later took it to school. In the break I gave it to our food seller, she reported me to one of our teachers. I can't forget MR AFOLABI in my life . He beat the hell out of me, before taking me to the house. My grandma had been searching for the money in the room. Skater the whole room for the #1....... #20 note is the highest money then..... The highest money given to me by my grandma then is 25kobo (if I don't eat in the house). But if I ate food at home, I will only got 5kobo. And the 5kobo is enough to buy Amala or food in the break....... WHAT A LIFE

Hausa:
N3 ke?
Perhaps, not in Lagos.

What state was this?

Adewale1603:
it can't be. I was born 1994, and all through the year 2000s, I spent that one naira notes. Until 2004 There was even a time they reintroduce the new one naira notes back around 2009 or 2010

aloyin:
This made me remembered the day I stole #1 note. I couldn't spend it. I think I was in primary 3 or so then. I gave it to mama alakara, she refused to sell akara for me, she asked me where I got the money from. I told her that my mummy gave me. She said is a lied that I stole it. I took it to iya alamala, she also refused to sell Amala for. I later took it to school. In the break I gave it to our food seller, she reported me to one of our teachers. I can't forget MR AFOLABI in my life . He beat the hell out of me, before taking me to the house. My grandma had been searching for the money in the room. Skater the whole room for the #1....... #20 note is the highest money then..... The highest money given to me by my grandma then is 25kobo (if I don't eat in the house). But if I ate food at home, I will only got 5kobo. And the 5kobo is enough to buy Amala or food in the break....... WHAT A LIFE

aQUINandmore:
edo state, what public primary schools pay then was handwork and it was 3 naira. I'm talking about 97,98,99.

Hausa:
Guy, which state was that?
Haba na!

Adewale1603:
offa, kwara state