Chaii,I don old oo..

how I wish could go back to those happy yrs when life was not as complex as it is now

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.

"Hello Father" says Edet.
Are you reading a book?
"Yes, it is a story about a spider.."
Good old days

Lol ..this particular page I can recite it off hand w/o looking

I didn't.

The book we used had one character like that called Konky and his sister Tinka.

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I did.

Many of us in the early 80s down to the late 90s did read these books.

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Bobbyjay001:
Good old days! Book 4 or 5 is about Wakama and Agbo.

Alli and Simbi primary 2; Obi and Nneka primary, 6

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.

I did, it was in 1987

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

Do you think one can still get this books?

ChizzyBuna:
Back then it was Simbi goes to School

Now in 2022 its Simbi goes to Hotel

Simbi is already acting porn at 10 years old!

post=112148461:
.......This and many others.

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


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

Lol. I greet u specially boss.

Of course!

I remember those good old days in primary school in the 80's.

I also remember waiting at the TV like this for cartoons at 4pm at the then respected NTA network

Story of "edet lives in calabar, he is 12 years old"

Whoever didn't read this book should never quote and insult anybody else on nairaland ever again! It was like a trademark then

Adonis86:
I can only remember the Edet that traveled from oron to ikot ekpene... Over 30 years ago and nothing was heard of him again. �

Edet enjoyed his journey from Oron to ikot ekpene. One man made every body laugh. "I am a trade he said"....

post=112148461:
.......This and many others.

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


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

I read silver spoon

Yes oooo, please can you upload the chapter of Mr. Udom and the family with the plate of hot rice steaming.

How life was uncomplicated and divine!

Those days when imaginary Agbo and Edet are our starboys. Wait! Which of the books contain a picture of chicken brought home by the father, book 3 or 4? The way I salivated in class then ehnn...

Gold old days! Old is gold

dreofGod:
Those days when imaginary Agbo and Edet are our starboys. Wait! Which of the books contain a picture of chicken brought home by the father, book 3 or 4? The way I salivated in class then ehnn...

Reader 4.

Hmm.

This is more like it.

Ali and the angel

Mr and Mrs Bako

Book I read far back 1992

Thebigheart:
Yes oooo, please can you upload the chapter of Mr. Udom and the family with the plate of hot rice steaming.

Baba, you are there, chai!!!

007Marvel:
Gold old days! Old is gold

I feel goosebumps seeing this

Chai, I be old man o!

abobote:

Leave that thing. That time at primary 4 5, I can not read, but now, my primary 2 sons can read very well

Bros, dier generation is not dat better dan ours. We had limited access to TV and educational materials. Now, kids have cartoon channels, lesson teachers, internet,etc to improve dem! Then, after school, no be to pursue grasshopers and break palm kernel (banga) we dey do??

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.

Wow, this book was too notch, can't forget

SIMONEKPA7:

Reader 4.

You mean Agbo's father? I think for christmas celebration or something.

post=112148461:
.......This and many others.

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


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

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

How remembers konky and tinker ?

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.

Especially, Mr Nwosu with two big chickens.
Those Chickens were inviting