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Scholl goes well with this wrapper. August meeting things where they always come back with cabin biscuit,groundnut and party rice and well fried and dry meat then wrapped with nylon then covered with handkerchief,then stucked in a well zipped leader handbag. God bless all mothers.

missjekyll:
Scholl shoes

My primary school teachers didnt joke with this at all especially the mauve colour.

Anguldi:
E dey till 90s

And it was unisex

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

I think it was called Score back then. My momsie rocked this shoe wella, that year.

You were right there. That's the name, I would have spelt it as skull because my mom would always ask for her skull😂

missjekyll:
Scholl shoes

Vulcanheph:
I'm a 90's baby and I definitely remember my
late mom had this shoes (two pairs)...
It's been 20 years since she left but I still miss her dearly.

Condolences! A mother's death is always painful to the heart - that's why I don't play with my parents - especially my Mum! I love her so much, because she sacrificed a lot for me when I was a kid - She's my African Queen!

missjekyll:
Scholl shoes

Someone said it is called score, is it true?

I swear, person wey post this thing na ancestor

olyrayy:
Wow. 80? That's quite old for an internet user, talkless of nairaland.

I am 28.

You didn't catch the sarcasm. Abi you just dey play along.

28. Okay. Okay. 80 awaits you

Enemyofpeace:
Do.minique is still having one at home

Yes I actually do

FuckYeyeMods:
Can't women describe color in clear term..
Which one is mango green, popkin white..
I bet, 80% of men that read your comment can picture/bring what maroon color is in their head.

Okay okay. Maroon is what you'd call wine color.

It’s still a good shoe till now. Heels can be discomforting

My mama use am break my brother hand.

Akwamkpuruamu:
I bought this score for my gf as a Val gift in 2000. Hid it in my room, unfortunately my mum came in, saw it and seized it. Reported me to my uncle say I Don de pursue woman, e pained me eeehh...


Since that day, e de hard me to buy gift for woman, rather I give u money

You did what?I wouldn't have been caught dead wearing this in 2000. It was uncool by then. Lol

grandstar:
They were called skolls (I'm not sure if I spelt it right)

My mum had a pair. I I remember her using it to slap her driver after she discovered he used her Peugeot 504 seat beat to make a shoe .

My dad wasnt to happy with my mum and told her to calm down This waa between. 1986-1988.

Gosh.

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

Yes oooo!!! I carry my mama own take Waka until the thing no gree Waka again.

God bless my Mama..

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

My mum had it in different colours wine, carton brown and navy blue. Mine was carton brown as well.
It served not only as slippers but as pankere.

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

Yes o plus the wooden scholls.

Day169:
The brain resetting ability of the Scholl was second to none.

Ommoohh this slippers touch me wella ehh, kai.

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

My Mom bought it over and over again, different colours too.

It's called 'score' though I have forgotten it was spelled, that time my mum sells shoes

dominique:
Yes I actually do

you thought I was joking before? Dey play. I know you more than you know yourself.

Rapmoney:
If your mumsy wear this shoe, then you dor old oooo.

old but golden 😂

Rapmoney:
If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

the name is scholl

RoyalBlu:
You didn't catch the sarcasm. Abi you just dey play along.

28. Okay. Okay. 80 awaits you

Was playing along. To ruin your sarcasm by having you explain it... Just like how explaining a joke ruins it

dominique:
Yes I actually do

Sorry I have to contact you this way,

Kindly help look into antispam bot,
I have mailed super mods severally but no action yet.

Thank you

HitRun:
That maroon color was the standard 😀😀

PS - maroon color scholl + the attached back-of-fish wrapper is the complete combo.

I hope you get 4 kids now? Your first born should 15-16....

Yes they were called Scholls or Skulls. I can relate it better. They come in Navy-Blue, Black, Cream, Dark-Red or Maroon etc. l was gifted the Cream Colour plus a Wrist-Watch by my Cousin who was 3 years ahead of me in the Federal Colleges. He graduated in 1977 (After The FESTAC Festival). We were both in Federal Colleges. He was in Sokoto while l was in Port-Harcout (Abuloma Village, Home of Beauties Celebrities. Who remembers Agbeni Darego Beauty Queen and a Miss World 2001 and Judith Rotimi Amaechi?) l passed out from the College in 1980. I didn't get the message of the gifts by then. But later, Luckily and Fortunately we became a Couple (1981) - 43 years ago both as a Happy, Loving and Caring Husband and Wife. Joyfully and Happily, we are blessed with 7 Children {4 Men & 3 Ladies, Aged 42 - 22}. Some of the children too gave us 8 Grand Children, for now and counting. Our last born is now in her 400 Level and Final Semester. All to Almighty God be the glory (Mashaa Allah and Alhamdulillah). To us family marriage is one of the best Union and a blessing, which is an opportunity that should not be missed!