dynicks:
Me keeping vigilance at this ShopRite store right before my very own eyes ND patiently waiting for when the whistle is blown!

If u know u know...... there's this particular corner right in the store that av always desired to own what's stocked up there.....hehehehehe!!

Sewgon79:


For those that was born in Lagos and doesn't know Amusement Park in Lagos, Leventis Stores, Bata Shop, Leonard Shoe Shop, Iddo Boat transport to Lagos Island, Old Maroko Reverine Community Town (not Ajah or Jakande), Old CMS Bookshop, NTA 2, NTA 5 Christmas Gathering Festival show, Old Bar Beach, .

You are all children of INDOMIE GENERATION

bolayei:
Indomie generation is not the right term to use for these post cheated generation. Instead of criticism I would suggest we hide our faces. What you don't know won't hurt you.

I have read comments on here by people of my generation (cheated generation) and I feel so hurt that even though we witnessed a different society that was more conducive to what we have now we can still come on here without shame of not doing anything to stop things from getting so bad.

I knew about indomie in 1992 when the company came to our school for promo and it was advertised as a snack not a meal. So if we now have a society that indomie can be seen as food then we the pre indomie generations should hide in shame and that goes to anyone that is between the age of 40-60.

Nigeria could have been a better place if we stood up against a lot of things in the past. The systematic breakdown of a people has taken its course on this generation (wasted generation). This so-called indomie generation were meant to take the batton from our generation (cheated generation) and take our dear country to greater heights in technology, health and social care, architecture, industrialisation e.t.c.

I give kudos to this so-called indomie generation for staying strong and surviving a very harsh economy.

ajebuter:

Even at 45, I cant try it with Iya Titi without a slippers or omorogun (turning stick) landing on my back..

Imagine?

Ekakamba:
Wuna see am! We are just too forking wicked to ourselves and we want other countries and her citizens to forking respect us? Abeg who cursed this Corn-Tree?

StrikeBack:
I'll continue to say this till my last day on earth

Nigeria will never work

shadeyinka:

You are angry and I can feel it.

Unfortunately, those who call you Indomie generation are the worst hit. They grew up at the tail end of Nigeria having hope and greatness into a messed up hopeless society.

Those who destroyed Nigeria will not call you Indomie generation. They will call you "children".

As per changing the Nigeria as a result of knowledge acquired through reading: this is not possible again because knowledge without facilities, tools and environment is not useful for anything except self preservation and survival.

Is it your fault to be an Indomie generation? Certainly not!
It's about the society we all have found ourselves in. The difference is that Indomie generation do not have any reference to when the society was still sane.

Skmoda360:

1998

ornicus:


How many books have you bought for your children? Do you read books in front of your children? Our children are our own reflection. My dad and mum had a big library of books when we were growing up. Encyclopedias, classic novels, etc. So I read a lot. I read roots before I was 10.

I had intended to do same, have a giant library of hardcover classic literature. I do have a library, but it is electronic and not the same thing. I don't read books that much anymore. I have a colleague that religiously reads and practises self development via books. His library is conspicuous in his house. I'm sure his kids are reading well.

dangotesmummy:
lmaooooo so because a 15 year old child is already in the university automatically makes him "intelligent"?

Do you realize that we had exceptionally smart kids in our generation too who finished secondary school at 14/15 but the parents Will not ALLOW THEM TO GI TO UNIVERSITY TILL THEY'RE 18.instead they will register them to go and learn hand skill till they're ripe (mature) enough to enter university. But you see this is part of what we're talking about. you just want to rush the process.a child is not mature enough for the rigours of college but you push him there as if you Dont know that there is also emotional intelligence.do you think if a person is just academically intelligent,that's all.what if he knows book but cannot cope with the challenges of gangerism/cultism in our university those days nko? Or are you pretending to be ignorant of the fact that our parents kept the ones who weren't old enough at home just to help them mature so they can independently cope with school pressures.even the universities weren't admitting kids who were less that 18.18 was the required minimum to enter university but it was later into the late 90s desperate parents were doing fake birth certificates just because they wanted their kids to be in school at 15

Skmoda360:

Hint magazine comes to my mind.....

dangotesmummy:
well you're right but remember we had our own educative shows on nta where they do general knowledge questions and answers.ive forgotten the name of that show.it was a competition for secondary school kids then and we used to sit with our parents and learn,they also do spelling bees competition.thats where we got our own information from plus radio not google etc

Then those days too we read.now indomie children are soooo mentally lazy they can't even read at least to just pass exam.all they want to do is party,do drugs,get high and fok

Skmoda360:

I think it's 1995 or so....

dangotesmummy:
yeessssssss


Awwww good old days when movie makers were all about passing messages and not desperate for money like what we have today

dangotesmummy:
super story came in the mid 90s o.cant remember when specifically whether between 1995-1996

onyxo76:
Those who walk on the street with their eyes on the phone, ears covered with earphones and the left hand holding a bottle of coke, I've almost knocked down as they don't look before they cross the street, they are very impatient too they want a drug you prescribe for malaria that is taken for 3 days to cure them in 3 hours.

shadeyinka:

You must certainly be an "Indomie generation". Anyone who is NOT an Indomie generation know that there was an unprecedented change in the Nigerian society from the 90s. If you were not at least 5years old by then, you CANNOT know.

Did your parent lock the TV with keys for you?
Did NTA and other TV station open at 4pm and close by 12am?
Do you know Frank Olize.
Have you ever witnessed the acrobatic riders that followed military government entourage?
Do you know how military coups have been done in Nigeria?
Have you ever witnessed a firing squad in operation?
Have you ever operated a coin operated phone in Nigeria (at NITEL or Post Office)?

Indomie generation is used to describe those who didn't know these but are loud mouthed in giving myopic comments about National affairs that has to do with history.

It has nothing to do with lack of intelligence (for isn't a function of age)

adedayoa2:
I remember using the nylon wrapper of Lucozade drink for the black and white tv, just to make it look as if it's coloured tv.

yomalex:
Dark web ke

pyro62:
If them yab you, yab them back.. If they call you a monkey, it doesn't make you a monkey. If you can't get them to like you, then get them to respect you.

Davash222:
How can someone like Zlatan be attracting female fans Shows the level Nigerian girls operate on.
Tueh.

SLAP44:
The chief fraud man sits quietly in Aso village laughing at you all and picking his teeth with imported tooth pick

emmabest2000:
Shakara Time don pass

b0rn2fuck:
no, I'm gorilla

b0rn2fuck:
People should be careful about internet ,even me wey grow from tree. I fear anything that come from internet most especially the hook up girls