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This book right here made our childhood days awesome.

Teachers then ensured we commit it to memory even if one couldn't pronounce or identify each word for word.

As I try to reminisce about this book. I could aptly see how our culture was portrayed in the book usually a one in a million for primary three pupils.

Our education standard was still something to reckon with back then.

Try to read between the lines, you will understand that a family is a unit that is very important in a community.

If a home fails to bring up their children uprightly, it's sure that the society will be wrecked.

Try to revisit all these books used way back in the 80's and 90's you will understand why values should be taught from homes before expecting teachers and government to emulate same.

My love for this book and the characters knows no bounds.

Share your experience Nairalanders.

Like if you did,share if you didn't.

Having a nostalgic feeling right now. Read This book like mad.

Treasure17:
Having a nostalgic feeling right now. Read This book like mad.

I tell you. One can still recite the lines verbatim.

I did in 2004,wont forget

insidelife22:
I did in 2004,wont forget

What's the experience like back then?

Sndfrank:
Read this book that year

What year is that?

.......This and many others.

The good ol' days when men were boys.
And women were girls.
And virginity was sweet

kasim155:
Whaooo the good old days, From pic, I read, The God's are not to blame, Things fall apart, Eze goes to school, Chike and the River, Story my mother told me, College days of John Ojo, Echo of the dark, Without a silver spoon, etc

Those are realy the good old days!
Oga Kasim,
Agba Awo himself

Anakazo22:
These are the kind of books our kids should read, really inspirational and has so much moral values in them

You can say that again Sir.
Truer words have never been spoken.

People don old for this forum o

Kids on Nairaland won't know

Yes o...
Those good old days when we actually thought education was the way...
We never knew what the future would look like back then.


We no fit whine waist like the present day 10 years old....

I can only remember the Edet that traveled from oron to ikot ekpene... Over 30 years ago and nothing was heard of him again. �

T
Yes. Primary 3 and 4ish.

I can still rephrase it very well now.

Person don dey use style old sha

The good old days.

Yeah...u don old oo

The joy I always exhibited when I'm called to read it knows no bound....

School was fun those days

Alot of story books to enlighten you and make you want to read more.

Sure

Easyincome24:
This book right here made our childhood days awesome.

Teachers then ensured we commit it to memory even if one couldn't pronounce or identify each word for word.

As I try to reminisce about this book. I could aptly see how our culture was portrayed in the book usually a one in a million for primary three pupils.

Our education standard was still something to reckon with back then.

Try to read between the lines, you will understand that a family is a unit that is very important in a community.

If a home fails to bring up their children uprightly, it's sure that the society will be wrecked.

Try to revisit all these books used way back in the 80's and 90's you will understand why values should be taught from homes before expecting teachers and government to emulate same.

My love for this book and the characters knows no bounds.

Share your experience Nairalanders.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane, I think I read this book 2001.

What about mr sada is a farmer, he lives in sapele and has a big farm

Indomie generation left the group

Yeah I did in 1997. I love Macmillian product that year.