Diffpussies:
9; These Exercise Books


It was very famous all students have it in class then, I don't know if student of today still make use of it

My favorites Note books I could remember how perfectly seal my Dad will bought for me at the start of the Session.

what about
Queen premier...

Diffpussies:
2; Pick Pin

"Aaah" if you didn't attend primary school days in Nigeria you won't understand this punishment called "pick pin" I hate this punishment with all my heart and very scared of it.

Mehn the punishment is not funny at all!!

the punishment is like ninja training.....

DeOTR:
Who knows anything about Konki and Tinka here?

Macmillian English in the 80’s
Was your primary school in the East?

Goodness34:
no money to go on

ok now no time is late . You can still restart

Diffpussies:
6; Maths

"Aaaaah" I hated maths and every maths teacher's many of you understand that feelings the worst thing is that they never missed classes lol. And they asked randomly questions and if you failed it sorry for you.

I never loved maths

Oh. What a torment this book was to me in my primary school! And to think that the book came in red adds to the horror. Even now in adulthood, the sight of the book still sends shivers down my spine. I chop koboko on top Maths ehn. Chai.

Diffpussies:
7; The Fashion Of This Socks

These socks was very popular. if you school in Nigeria in you primary days and didn't use these Socks that means you never schooled here lol. Among all the socks in the world students go for these it was called the ceremonial socks back then in primary school.

Computer socks

Diffpussies:
5; Quantitative Reasoning

Many students in primary school back then hate this subject lol. Hope you remember the quantitative reasoning every day home work with unnecessary questions. This days if I see my cousins with quantities reasoning I just hide my face lol.

That's my best subject. It really boast my reasoning and creative abilities. I prefer it to verbal communication.

Diffpussies:
9; These Exercise Books


It was very famous all students have it in class then, I don't know if student of today still make use of it

Actually I thought it a man inside a coffin, always getting me scared. Not until I grew up to know that it's the first Nigeria high jump Olympics gold medalist and one of the first coup plotters.

Diffpussies:
10; The Bell



It was always control by time keepers in primary school days.

Indeed our primary school days was really fun I can't say if our generation kids of today enjoy this golden days we do.

At times we where given free food at schools many promos of items or stuff you can win for free like 7up, Pepsi, noodles etc.

If you didn't pay your school fees early you will be sent home with others that didn't pay lol.

I really love that moment me and my friend's with group of other pals go to game centers to play games at times PlayStation football, mortal kombart, car race etc.

If you have a female friend that likes you and they have working class parent's we follow them to their homes lol.

At times we watch good programs using cable's like dstv star-times programs like mara & Clara, avatar, Ben 10 and many more movies is it lord of the rings? Lol.

Primary school days in Nigeria was fun back in our days when going to school at times our parent's give us N5 or N10.

N5 can buy you two biscuits ehh I miss that moments.

If you take N100 to school you are a big boy all your friends will even worship you.

Talk more of taking N500 to school "Ahhhhh" you can buy all your classmates food including your teachers lol.

Indeed primary school was fun miss those good moment hope you remembered all this?.

During my primary school 50 naira was the highest denomination. 5 naira for break. 2 naira 5 kobo for rice and beans with oil and pepper then another N2.5k for pap with sugar on top. Good old days. Then the movies we watch are jaguare, after the storm, beyond our dreams, Maria Los Angeles, karkuzu, maicon, "jegede sokoya", that story telling drama under a tree, forgot the name.

sweet memories...i wish adult life was more juicy, free, fun and innocent like those yester years....loads of friends...but time the enemy of man keep taking friends, family etc away until we all bow out......God bless

Emyogalanya:
ok now no time is late . You can still restart

I pray so

Chinnems:


I don't usually do this.

But wth, do you want that thread on the front page?

C'mon. Be realistic.

Are you that confused?

What do you really want?

Advice or Attention?

I'm not getting you.

Get your act together.

I want it on front page sir.
Advice is all I need.
I'm more than confused that's why I bought it here..

Diffpussies:
tell me

shai time for flogging

CalliDora1:


It wasn't called "pick pin" during our time. It was called "stool down".

Eehn. Eehn. U sabi wells.....

Diffpussies:
1; Names of Noise Maker

was a very shy and silent student in my class back then I don't talk much and just make few friends. But no matter how silent you are or mute at times my name do fall in the noisemaker list lol. We always scared of our name in that list because you know what it means

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Diffpussies:
2; Pick Pin

"Aaah" if you didn't attend primary school days in Nigeria you won't understand this punishment called "pick pin" I hate this punishment with all my heart and very scared of it.

Mehn the punishment is not funny at all!!

like I prefer to be beaten or to kneel down

Diffpussies:
8; Flute



Every child dream is to have one of these in school playing flute was fun

I learnt how to play a flute in secondary school. I could play the Nation Athem and some Christaind song. I could play

"I just want to say, Baba oo, Ese eeeee, I just want to say Baba oo ese"
Me re do ti laa, do me re, do meeee
, do mi re do; Me re do ti laa, do me re, ti do.

Malawian:

Ugo C Ugo was the books. I still didn't pay for the two they gave me at St. Catherine's, Yaba.

We still have that Ugo C. Ugo book at home. Though we all are adults now.

IBNDIEGO:
I no see Ugo c Ugo for here.

There was "M.O Odiaka before Ugo C Ugo became popular nah.

Gosh! Can't believe there was a time in my life passing common entrance exam felt like passing Cambridge exam.

Diffpussies:
11; Cultural Day




Even if you sick. I bet you won't like to Miss school that day. You gona see many tribes and culture activities at the end the best tribe win a price mostly these activities is carry out in cities like Lagos, abuja etc student that school in these states with many tribes can understand more better.

Actually We can't tell if our new generation kids still enjoy what we did in our days. primary school days was really the best for all Nigeria young students.

We all pray for a better Nigeria.

Kindly drop your opinion don't forget to like, share, comment

Cultural and intersport day ares ones of my best times then.

The pix with the family holding pineapple am trying to recall the name of that reader.

boscolly:
what about
Queen premier...

U are a legend.

descarado:

They still do cultural days.
I love schooling in naija. So rugged yet so sweet. I only hate going to school during harmattan and u know why

Yes, u must be asthmatic or Sickler abi?

How I wish I can get them all.

Bosch10:
that's not the cleaner we used in my primary Skul days.do you remember the cleaners that they will draw pictures on

Ok. I know those ones. White in color. It's more recent.

descarado:
That white socks
Sometimes e dey long reach knee

the old good days....this is Simbi, Simbi is a girl. Macmillan books like Eze goes to school. Oxford books then.

descarado:
That white socks
Sometimes e dey long reach knee

descarado:
That white socks
Sometimes e dey long reach knee

ceaser:


Hmmm. E don tey wey you don key into corruption.

I go collect your sweet still write your name if you disturb. Las las your gift go turn palliative

Diffpussies:
7; The Fashion Of This Socks

These socks was very popular. if you school in Nigeria in you primary days and didn't use these Socks that means you never schooled here lol. Among all the socks in the world students go for these it was called the ceremonial socks back then in primary school.

.........is it not the one we called computer socks

Diffpussies:
8; Flute



Every child dream is to have one of these in school playing flute was fun

.......we played school and national anthem with it ,but that was in secondary school

hansomb:

During my primary school 50 naira was the highest denomination. 5 naira for break. 2 naira 5 kobo for rice and beans with oil and pepper then another N2.5k for pap with sugar on top. Good old days. Then the movies we watch are jaguare, after the storm, beyond our dreams, Maria Los Angeles, karkuzu, maicon, "jegede sokoya", that story telling drama under a tree, forgot the name.

tales by moonlight

bobbina:


Macmillian English in the 80’s
Was your primary school in the East?

Nope. North-Central. Kwara State to be precise.