₦airaland Forum

meobizy:
I don’t believe in God. Thank nature for being born in the family I landed in. I used stoves only in my university days because of cost cutting. Every other time, gas cookers. My mother sometimes used firewood in a bid to claim “you children grew up soft. This was how it was done in my time.” Body dey quickly tell am. She dropped the act after four days of continuous use.

Biodun556:
I think it was around 1994/95

There was no kerosene for long time, people had to devise means by using saw dust with paint containers

Biodun556:
I think it was around 1994/95

There was no kerosene for long time, people had to devise means by using saw dust with paint containers

Sonnobax15:

Abacha that year cha

The man after devil's heart herself

The day this dude's death broke out,many men couldn't perform with their wives cuz many of them drank to stupor out of joy



As for the stove,I didn't see it,cuz not everybody was broke then

Sonnobax15:

Abacha that year cha

The man after devil's heart herself

The day this dude's death broke out,many men couldn't perform with their wives cuz many of them drank to stupor out of joy :Dgod day sir how're you doing hope everything's going well, there's something I want to ask you pertaining that gas business you talked about on your other thread please



As for the stove,I didn't see it,cuz not everybody was broke then

Dalohad:
Buhari was not better than Buhari. NADECO and Yoruba media fought him with propaganda..

The same people who fought him are the key figures in APC today. They are the same people making life excruciatingly difficult for Nigerians today even worse than Abacha did.

I no longer buy all the anti-Abacha
propaganda they tried to push down our
throat.

MrNice04:
Good day sir how're you doing and hope everything's going well, there's something I want to ask you pertaining the gas biz you talked about on your other thread

press9jatv:
people are still using it till today. I experienced it too. GenZ will never know it

Sonnobax15:

Abacha that year cha

The man after devil's heart herself

The day this dude's death broke out,many men couldn't perform with their wives cuz many of them drank to stupor out of joy



As for the stove,I didn't see it,cuz not everybody was broke then

femi4:
Sawdust era n killer beans

Last last we survived it...tpain got nothing on us

press9jatv:
people are still using it till today. I experienced it too. GenZ will never know it

Arizoner:
you straff that time?

Jakarta:
My family used it wella around the year 1999 - 2002, scooping free saw dust from the saw mill. Myself and my peers then always show our saw dust moulding skills, fun memories.

Faith0:
First time seeing it anyways


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femi4:
Sawdust era n killer beans

Last last we survived it...tpain got nothing on us

Teddybrown444:
2015 pikin

Demurray:
My mum used it . At first it was free and in abundance, later we paid for it and became scarce. I remember we used to stay back at the saw mill to pack the newly saw dust from the saw machine when the scarcity took turns. Tinubu shege na small fraction compared to Abacha own.

May we never experience such again. amen

press9jatv:
people are still using it till today. I experienced it too. GenZ will never know it

Faith0:
First time seeing it anyways


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press9jatv:
na lie you dey lie

Kalulu44:
It wasn't 1994/5. It was between 1996 - 1998 when Abacha died. And some people continue using it till early 2000

delpee:
Abacha era. It started mainly during the June 12 saga when Nupeng went on strike. The alternative (which we used) was coal pot. Gas and kerosene were not available. We occasionally used electric cooker sometimes... when available.
Living hell!

SonOfEl:
It was in 1994 -1995

There was fuel scarcity then. I used to go and carry sawdust from AMU TIMBER MARKET in Palm Avenue, Mushin.

Sonnobax15:

Abacha that year cha

The man after devil's heart herself

The day this dude's death broke out,many men couldn't perform with their wives cuz many of them drank to stupor out of joy

I saw the stove, we weren't broke but our neighbours weren't financially buoyant so they used it when keep was extremely elusive. The lady frying Akara just across the street also had one and she used it in conjunction with her firewood stove. What a time it was, I shudder this days when people try to whitewash Abacha's regime maybe due to some stupid nostalgia or something, it was really hell for people both rich and poor.



As for the stove,I didn't see it,cuz not everybody was broke then