Jewessgratitud3:
Abeg in 2000s which level of rich man be this because even as a middle class family living in koyi then our house no look like this. Biko. My dad had high taste for interior decor and electronic gadgets and tries to keep it simple.

Anyways it depends the on area he flexed his own big manism. Maybe those munshin area, Maroko or amukoko but definitely not in high brow areas like awolowo road ikoyi, okotiebor Kingsway..


See as the house dey kill joy self . Even in the 80 s houses I grew up seeing didn't look like this.

In 1999 when I finished secondary school below is the shelf and tv stand my dad bought when he was changing our interior then. With very nice comfy sofa to go with it.

TV for the stand you posted wasn't common in 1999.

If you want to be honest. How many people did you know had LCD TV in 1999.

Be truthful.

heniford2:
When you have this type of things in your house in year 2000 you are very Rich versus in 2024 now you will be addressed as poor, why?

You should have written 1965 not 2000s. My father's house was never this ugly. If you want to see how lower middle class houses looked in 2000s watch Nollywood. As for upper middle class like myself it has always been better than the 2nd photo.

I ordered this TV stand (only) in 2011 and I still use it till date. People still ask me who can they get one.

The GLK's,Lexus, Venza's dem that gboiz are cutting gurls breast and VJs for......go be antiquity inda next 10 years.
Fine gurl Waka well or you go die for rickety for dis animals dia hand......😂🤪

Abagworo:


You should have written 1965 not 2000s. My father's house was never this ugly. If you want to see how lower middle class houses looked in 2000s watch Nollywood. As for upper middle class like myself it has always been better than the 2nd photo.

Oya nah.....rich Boi,no pimples.....
After daddy's house, snap your own post. Na our house we dey get bragging rights now.......😉

Lol. So just because the white man said all of your house should be one dull colour, you people have swallowed it…capitalism and mental slavery at its finest…Shior…

I like minimalism but not the way it is used to look superior, houses with patterns and character are ok too.

Gen Z people think year 2000 is some kind of medieval time. Not so, little rustics. A 2000 rich sitting room looks way better than what you have in your picture. Trust me.

heniford2:
When you have this type of things in your house in year 2000 you are very Rich versus in 2024 now you will be addressed as poor, why?

Very rich? You must be a clown
. Even those living in face me I slap you. Have all these in the early and mid- 90's were they rich?

The first picture is not a rich person's room in 2000. It's actually a student's room in 2000. My room back in the university in 2000 looked exactly like that.

Oh yes my brother.

Seunpapa65:
Nothing in this life is worth dying for 💯

Validated:
If that person is alive, he would still be rich but must have improved and upgraded.

Not everybody I recently met a man who owned petrol stations but is a shadow of his former self today. As time changes, some people don't get favoured by it.

PropertyBuying:
Oh yes my brother.

It makes me remember somethings most of this people will be forming big men to the point of telling their poor neighbors to go and wash feet before coming inside sef

Jewessgratitud3:
Abeg in 2000s which level of rich man be this because even as a middle class family living in koyi then our house no look like this. Biko. My dad had high taste for interior decor and electronic gadgets and tries to keep it simple.

Anyways it depends the on area he flexed his own big manism. Maybe those munshin area, Maroko or amukoko but definitely not in high brow areas like awolowo road ikoyi, okotiebor Kingsway..


See as the house dey kill joy self . Even in the 80 s houses I grew up seeing didn't look like this.

In 1999 when I finished secondary school below is the shelf and tv stand my dad bought when he was changing our interior then. With very nice comfy sofa to go with it.

your dad started using Flat screen tv before it came into Nigeria 😄😄😄😄😄😄

What benefits do you get from telling half truth and having a bloated ego

CanineOfJackal:
your dad started using Flat screen tv before it came into Nigeria 😄😄😄😄😄😄

What benefits do you get from telling half truth and having a bloated ego

Did you not see where I explained that I couldn't get the exact sample of the one we had only this one was close. Abeg no disturb me.

I said it that you're CarlosThejackal

Jewessgratitud3:


Did you not see where I explained that I couldn't get the exact sample of the one we had only this one was close. Abeg no disturb me.

I said it that you're CarlosThejackal

I'm not here to read everything you type rather I'm working with what I do come across.

Please don't attach me with another moniker

You must be a joker. In 2000!!! That pix cannot and never been that of a rich Nigerian in 2000. Middle class yes or maybe but not rich.
In 2000 the rich had big TV as in big not that tiny CCTV monitoring TV on display there. The sound system too was not that.
Please contact or reach out to a rich man or woman in 2000 and confirm how their living room was.

There were still beautiful house decor like the 2nd picture in year 2000. Those kinds of decors were always used in St Moritz adverts. Picture 1 was just a face me I face you 'rich man' setting

Jewessgratitud3:
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In 1999 when I finished secondary school below is the shelf and tv stand my dad bought when he was changing our interior then. With very nice comfy sofa to go with it.

What kind of tv did your dad hang on this tv stand then?

Stupid thread

MadamExcellency:
Convert the value of those properties to dollar with the prevalent exchange rate at the time and recalculate the cost in Naira. That radio set is N20,000 then divided by 100 (1999/2000 exchange rate) this will give you $200.

In 2024, the radio set will cost N1400 x 200 = 280,000. Then do for the VCR and the Television.

Go school u no gree. Come here and ve spewing rubbish...

The radio currently sold for 20k in 2024 is better than that ur 20k year 2000 radio

heniford2:
When you have this type of things in your house in year 2000 you are very Rich versus in 2024 now you will be addressed as poor, why?

Na so rich man dey live in your village in the year 2000? You must come from a village of poor people.

MadamExcellency:
Convert the value of those properties to dollar with the prevalent exchange rate at the time and recalculate the cost in Naira. That radio set is N20,000 then divided by 100 (1999/2000 exchange rate) this will give you $200.

In 2024, the radio set will cost N1400 x 200 = 280,000. Then do for the VCR and the Television.

Coverter don show.. madam d madam

Complex to less complex lifestyle but classy

CanineOfJackal:
your dad started using Flat screen tv before it came into Nigeria 😄😄😄😄😄😄

What benefits do you get from telling half truth and having a bloated ego

Poor man like you think say flat tv no dey naija in 2000. So many children of poverty dey here sha. If you don’t know, shut up and stop arguing with people that know what they are talking about!

aikyg:
The first picture is not a rich person's room in 2000. It's actually a student's room in 2000. My room back in the university in 2000 looked exactly like that.

Exactly!

Jewessgratitud3:


Who is this one?

Na me say make your papa no rich,?

Please don't mention me again. I no know you and who dey open teeth.

Okokomaiko lakpa lakpa pikin dey claim Ikoyi SW

nairalanda1:


The tech has improved

If I want better sound quality now, I can just connect my Android to a amplifier via Bluetooth and get same quality now

But you can't get the surround sound that a home theater gives

Rich or wealthy people ?

Middle class! You said rich.

heniford2:
When you have this type of things in your house in year 2000 you are very Rich versus in 2024 now you will be addressed as poor, why?

Vinnie2000:


In the Year 2000, if you have 5K, you are a Big Man!

Then with N100, you can eat Rice, Stew and small fish in a Buka.

But now 5K can't even feed a person well for Two days!

Lol with ₦100 then you can eat rice, plantain, beans, fish and meat in a buka.

Talking from experience.

In the year 2000 as a primary school pupil, my lunch money was always ₦40 to use and eat.
I will buy rice ₦15, beans ₦10, plantain ₦5, meat ₦5 and buy ice water ₦2.50 kobo.

Hold the remaining ₦2.50 for coconut biscuit.