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Mr seun osewa can you pls unban me on culture ...so I can continue posting my topics..and change the topic cause it needs fine tuning..

Pls go tru the trend and let me knw my fault cause I don't knw

Cc:mods of culture

ephemm:
I love U too

What

asadike:
Asuokaa, stop spamming my mention. My heart dey my back now before u wreck am finish. Anyway, lalasticlala, front page biko.

So u want everyone to knw what happen btw us abi

ephemm:
Fake pix

Your foolishness is outrageous

never knew they had female that fought for them...cool thou

no wonder asadike is so strong and stubborn at heart

Wharris is dis


lalasticlala please give meaning


Asadike...read meaning

nnafather:
My father was his class mate...he even said Koredo was two years older than him. well, I no send, so far Koredo don hammer pass my papa wey no even get a handkerchief to give me for him will.

However, Clement, F**ck you!

Why u insulting ur father in public

Stealing is not corruption...stop complaining..how much did the minister stole money not enough to buy a yacht..

I learnt it from someone

This is Frederick William Koko Mingi VIII who became the ‘Amanyanabo’ (King) of Brass, Nigeria 1889.

Northern Chief talking on the telephone
Kano, Nigeria 1937 .

Northern Nigeria, 1900

No wonder BH want us Back to the past...
virgin hunters

School children
Southern Nigeria
1940s

Hausa Boys
Kano, Nigeria
1950

Dressmaking Establishment
Lagos 1937
Source: E.O Hoppe

Christopher Alexander Sapara Williams (July 14 1855– March 15 1915) was the first indigenous Nigerian lawyer, called to the English bar. He also played a prominent political part during Nigeria’s colonial days.

Fruit sellers; Water carriers. 1911

Unilag..NIGERIA. Lagos University. the graduation day. 1974.

lalasticlala mr seun at least i tried ill upload more if you all tell me what you have learnt

An Igbo couple. Lagos, Nigeria. 1955.

Nigerian Civil War...Biafran losses...war is not good at all

Nigeria in 1800s.

Education in Nigeria. 1940s-1970s

A market in Kano, 1960s

Peatwal Junior Primary School, Kano. 1960

Itshekiri maidens in Lagos 1910s-20s.

Igbo soldier during the Nigerian Civil War, November, 1968

Scenes from the 1926 British Silent Film “Palaver”.
Filmed amongst the Sura and Angas people of the Bauchi Plateau in Northern Nigeria, where the rivalry between a British District Officer and a tin miner leads to war. The film was shot entirely in Northern Nigeria.

The famous photo that heralded the armistice and official end of the Nigerian civil war, January 1970...At the end peace will always prevail...

say no to Violence

Nigerians and accident from their fore fathers
Thank God Always” Nigeria 1964

Ikorodu - Lagos Road in 1947. Before there was Obanikoro, Onipanu, Palmgroove or Anthony.

Yoruba girls with facial scarification, Meko, Nigeria. 1970s

Olaudah Equiano, The Life of Olaudah Equiano, Or Gustavus Vassa, the African, (1789) autobigraphy, Free read/download (PDF/EPUB) on Google Books.