IDeyFlogAllah:
O boy, listen to the articulate use of the English language by these gentlemen. But if you hear some so-called lecturers speak English in our present day universities, even in the English language department, you'll be feeling like muzzling them.

bigdammyj:


That was when Education had meaning/value. Phonetic was a pride then
Today, it's all about the "cert"

hucienda:
Make una see interview abeg. Intellectual discussions and analysis! Legends in the making. Young men in their early 30s. When men were men.

Looks like we need those breed of young men of the 1960s today.

IDeyFlogAllah:
O boy, listen to the articulate use of the English language by these gentlemen. But if you hear some so-called lecturers speak English in our present day universities, even in the English language department, you'll be feeling like muzzling them.

Lethal234:
Those men were taught directly by the British, they sure showed value for it.

Too much Derivative kills the Originality.

This is Beauty, the kind of History we should present.

qwertyboss:

Seriously!
I had one GSP lecturer who often say " actually eventually " regardless of the context of his speech and up till today I don't know how those two words collocate.
Imagine he is even a PhD holder

omonnakoda:
Struck by the fact that both men still used the term " Negro"
Aged 30 and 34 Hmm

Firstorderwizard:
This thread will not make front-page
Imagine if it is snake or Regina Nwoko

DAramis:
This is when men where MEN
Both are not looking bad in their youth.

hucienda:
Make una see interview abeg. Intellectual discussions and analysis! Oh such quality. Legends in the making. Young men in their early 30s. When men were men.

Good Lord how we really need those breed of young men of the 1960s today.

Tafawa Balewa was sound upstairs....
See Confidence and Comportment.
Abeg how did we degenerate to this stage...?


Watching this propelled tears down my face, especially when I remember some governors that have traversed some states across Nigeria.