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Emir of Kano, Abdullah Bayero on tour of the Rowntrees chocolate factory, UK, 29th June, 1934

Tolexander:
Keshi didn't cap Nigerian national team for 14years sir!

He was made the captain in 1983 and left in 1994. 11years!

Noted! Thanks.

A Nigeria soldier recruited to fight for the British in the second world war shows off his Medals.

British PM, Harold MacMillian touring a housing estate in Lagos, Nigeria in 1960

Nigeria football team arrives on the pitch.

Vintage Lipton tea ad (Sold for 75 kobo) that appeared in Emotan Magazine, Nigeria (2nd February, 1980)

Soyinka Arrested.

Children playing on the streets, Kano 1940.

Inhabitants of Bonny, River state.

Gen. Ojukwu

Mint 10 naira notes exchanging hands

Lagos street scene, 1910.

Apapa Wharf, Lagos, Vintage print, 1936.

No be today! E don tail....

Femi Falana, Fela Kuti and Dr. Beko kuti.

"Agbonmagbe Bank" now Wema bank. Incorporated in 1945, the bank failed to meet the provision of the new banking decree and it was taken over and renamed Wema bank in 1970

The richest leaders are from Africa. US newspaper "Herald International Tribune" names Ibrahim Babangida the third richest leader in the world" back in February, 1990

NECOM house (Formerly NITEL tower) is a skyscraper in Lagos. The 32-story building was completely in 1979

Queen Elizabeth at a garden party with Obafemi Awolowo during the Royal tour of Nigeria in 1956

Last Minute preparations in Lagos for the arrival of Queen Elizabeth II in 1956 during the Royal tour of Nigeria.

Hyena being trained, Shendam, Plateau state.

Gen. Sani Abacha, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Pope John Paul II and Hamza Al-mustapha in March, 1998.

Old photo of Onyeka Onwenu performing on stage.

1929, the land in the middle is where the present TBS is located (Race course). The land at the bottom left is present day Victoria Island.

Girl dancing in Nnewi, Nigeria.

#5.1 million NNPC money paid into Lagos bank.

A busy street in Lagos, as pedestrians get ready to board a bus.

The late Ooni of Ife and Fidel Castro.

The greatest arrives in Lagos, Nigeria. Eager to shake his hands, Nigerians swarm round the American world Heavyweight boxing Champion Muhammad Ali.

The late Stephen Keshi (right) exchanging pernants with Cameroon captain Richard Abega during his playing days.

These kind of men shouldn't be seen around the corridor of power at all..

Mumu Gov't.

joborskill:
GEJ truly ruined the banking sector. God bless Buhari for sanitizing everywhere

We are talking about loan, you're talking about Gej vs. Buhari, PDP vs. APC... Get over it Bro.

And which e'rywhere has Buhari Sanitised? The Economy or the massive secret corruption still going on behind closed doors in Abuja? Guy, no vex me fa!