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This will only make you feel super awesome and not old at all!
I promise!

We had this as our music on the go.

1 walkman

And this thing we actually played CD’s on.

Not to forget palitos! Best buddies for life

Now the youth of today are super blessed with sophisticated devices with impeccable sound quality:

And this:

We watched movies and recorded stuff on this thing:

80s/90s

We had this:
Our Sundays were not complete until this show was over.

And this:

Now the youth of today are seriously missing out!
We had Speak Out and Work it Out On NTA to show off our debate and math skills

Now the youth of today hardly have any programmes like this

We had Everyday People

Now the youth of today have Shuga

We had Tony Tetuila

Now the youth of today have:

And Davido:

We had Baba Dudu

How time flies

Dat Palito radio na confirm thing oh... Remember those days when I carry it all about in Mayflower...

Gone are those days

Those days sha..

Wetin consan us wit yesterday? Oga abeg, arrange yoself n face tomoro joor

Nostalgic. Shikenan

Chaiiiiii. Good old days. Nor be today wey everything Don spoil. Wetin be recession? Rece... wetin. Be only "re" we knew them was rewind, remote, remix nor the these days wey anything na "re"

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Bring back our "Re"

Lol

lols. . .how time flies. . .i remember this palito i was using then, was really into it and mumc use vex scatter am. . .come see cry na



mean while

I still own a palito radio.. remember that black one?

walkman, palito radio, all stolen and a change of ownership done in my name...

Our days it was Kite..
today kids, its drone...

Good ol days

Memories back then.

I remember those days when life was simple.

Humans were reasonably ambitious.

We used to walk down the streets at nights without looking over our shoulders.

We used to think that thieves were the worst things in life we had to face.

One naira was worth a whole lot.

We never cared how much the exchange rate was.

People were contented having just enough to get by.

Nigerians used to love each other genuinely.

There was respect and cheer for charismatic leaders; Shonekan was praised to the high heavens, at least, where I was in Kaduna at the time.

I was only just a boy at the time, but I was wise enough to know that things are different now.

No thanks to our leaders, we have grown retrogressively.

Academic standards have fallen.

Moral decadence everywhere.

Materialism is the order of the day.

Hatred has us enslaved.

Greed has us betraying our own.

Inordinate ambitions have become commonplace among youths who cannot even build a pot from clay.

A lot has changed, but you can be the difference you want to see. Do not let the quest for the transient rob you of your pride and love for humanity.

May we get it right someday!

Can we have it all back pls
We had light
Water and good roads