Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

malikombi:

Yeah....Afri cola....
I've forgotten the name of their orange brand

Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

fineboynl:
didn't mention willie willie movie

Medianna:
How comes I've never seen any of these?
Abi I was not in Nigeria by then?
(Just thinking aloud)

Lilfemzie:


Omo! Tastes better than Maltina. Twas the same price even!! I was born in 94 but had the opportunity to taste it before it went into extinction. I ask most of my peers but they don't remember this drink

Modified
Lol I didn't have a lot of Dr Pepper's because I taught it peppered until it was close to going extinct. I still remember how my dad begged me to just try a sip that night, and after that sip, every other time na Dr Pepper every Sunday evenings

malikombi:
You didn't mention Dr Pepper

Enny2013:
Ha! I haven't seen any of these bfr... would love to taste one of dem though.

Kevinsamba:
It's still around o but rare
I remember taking it last year and it's still very nice.

demarc001:


Was just nodding my head reading through but at the point of "PS I Love You" I couldn't stop myself from commenting, Good sweet innocent old days.

Codeye:

See Some of our ancestors here in NL


Boss ur head dey there
Thanks for the memory

Karnice600:


DBN nightshift. Cabletel. Moonlightening. Cosby show. Fresh Prince of Bel air. Sesame Street. Dr Who. Rent a ghost. Frank Spencer. Beyond our dreams. The Rich also cry. No one but you. Voltron. Super force. Robo cop. American boy lost in London. The never ending story. Willie willie. Blood money. Living in bondage. Clash of the titans. Speak out (the debate program for kids). After the Storm. Magnate. Naughty by nature. Bobby Brown. Billy Ocean. Touched by an angel. Alice in the wonderland. Mind your language...
Children were children then. Teenagers were teenagers not ritualists. Mike Okri exhorted kids in his song, hear your mama hear your papa, life go better for you.., Christy Igbokwe of blessed memory sang out too, 'omo mi seun rere ki iya dara o...' Sunny Okosun too. Healthy songs that parents and kids could sing together without offence. There was no Davido to initiate bumbum challenge over 1 million naira. Yes, we had a Fela, Abami eda of blessed memory, his songs were radically constructive, pointing and calling out the ills of the era and powers that be. I can't forget Okonkwo in Things fall apart. Pete Edochie will always be a blessing to this Nation.
Money had value then, but the people upholded moral values still. Today people value the money that lost so much of its value and threw away the core societal values that hold a people together and guarantees a legacy to secure the future.
There was a country.

Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

Tokskob2008:
I just love the Limca advert back then, the song was very catchy...

tubolancer:
What about Greensand? Cant get the spelling.

omonighoblessing:
As at 2015 when I left school (fed poly Oko), they were still selling limca there for 50 naira.
I use to buy limca and moimoi 100 naira. Na our correct snacks be that for that year. You might as well replace the moimoi with meatpie 50 naira.... You know that meatpie wey na carrot dey inside? Yes that's it. Or egg rolls 50 naira.
My own alternative was wither eggroll or moimoi with limca.

limcar:
I took a break

flokii:
Gold spot bottle wey carry weight pass the content..
BTW What happened to Limca? it was still around up till early 2000 and just disappeared like that. I remember putting Limca in ice water nylon for ease of movement.

MadeINchenzen2:


Only those born in the 70s, 80s and 90s can relate

Medianna:
How comes I've never seen any of these?
Abi I was not in Nigeria by then?
(Just thinking aloud)