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Acehart:
It was one of those programs from BBC that NTA showed for a few years. There was Doctor Who, Robin Hood, Oliver Twist, David Copper-field, (some of Charles Dickens’ works that were adopted into screen play), Some mothers do have them, etc. These are some of them I can remember.

Wow.... Such sensational memories...

Acehart:
Rent-A-Ghost

Good one... Never saw it.

prettyangel10:
The motor park program is Paradise Park.

Do you know these programs from the mid nineties?

Yes, it's Paradise Park...
Thank you.

I don't think I know it

mignone:
Oh!thanks! Super Book, KKB show

You are welcome

mignone:
- Cadbury breakfast show/Kiddies vision 101
- Tele tubbies
- The Great Book or something like that (it simplified Bible stories)

Wow, you just made me remember

KKB show,
Twinnies,

The Great book, should be Super Book... Isn't it?

engrzico:
Due to how we have evolved, I no longer miss them..

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I will meet you to test and confirm before payment.

I just need the cash urgently.

Wow... You have really evolves to the point where they don't matter to you.

Cool anyway

Carchoice:
My sister, I thought it was only me that is feeling this way. My worry now is, after marriage, how can I just automatically stop admiring fine asxs and buubs. I can’t see that happening. It’s a future impossible occurrence.

Hmmm, how would you feel is your spouse does other wise to you? Men are sometimes too selfish, they want to do stuff to their spouse, same shit they can't take themselves.

You spouse should be your focus. Anything outside that can lead you to a path of unfaithfulness to your spouse

liberalchick:
An ‘easy’ marriage is not common even for those in-love. Sometimes I think the concept of marriage is unnatural but necessary. If I am single again (knock on wood) in the future, I wouldn’t want to get married again. Marriages has its ebbs and flows. The first two years are difficult for obvious reasons. Then marriage challenges in year 8 (that’s generally the time most marriages hit a wall).

DH and I are in cruise control now, children are getting older, careers are taking off with more responsibilities. If you make it past year 7-8 unscathed, you are good.

Just a quick question, where you and your spouse exposed to books on marriage before marriage and during the marriage

I believe knowledge has a role to play for a successful marriage.

You can buy a Pair of ear rings, or a necklace to represent the token of your love.

Or you can get her a nice dress, or pair of shoes.

For me, edible stuffs are not it. She would just eat and forget she has eaten it. But something to show as a reminder will go a long way

TalkTalkhdmedia:
Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Iheme are two people that will be very hard to separate, when you think of one or see one, the other comes to mind.



Osita Iheme is 36 years old and Chinedu is 41. So when talking about marriage and having children, age is not something that would pull them back.


CHECK OUT MORE PHOTOS OF THIS TWO LEGENDS FAMILIES

This is so beautiful. How they never saw their physical make up as a disadvantage, and used it to forge their way through Nollywood climbing the ladder to the top.

I remember how the began with their comic appearances in movies. It was every child's delight.

Wshing both of the well

Blackpearlous:
I'm sorry but their place is actually a safe haven, for many strong reasons. We don't value ourselves here sha.

Yes, this is a call for us to rise from our slumber, a call to focus on the growth of Africa economy and infrastructures. A time for concentrated development!

IAmSkinny:
Probably might not.

I want to be like you when I grow up...

IAmSkinny:
I have never dated before, I will come and update you guys when I go to heaven and find a date

Aren't you going to get married Lol

Zornes123:
Said I’m to stingy
I loathe entitlement mentality, the moment you give me that vibe you won’t see my kobo.

Kikiki....

The thing is even after Africa Independence, The whites are still influencing our lives, via movies, novels, music, fashion, dressing, and all concepts you can think of. Even our cultural values.

The whites has made their belief the "standard", and any opposing views is not accepted or commonly termed "archaic and unprofessional"

Hence Africa is always in the habit to aspire to be "standard and excellent" with the White's own definition.

We have lost self worth. We lost our pride and values. And we dare not to be different from the white norm.

This largely has affected the need to "be like the whites", wanting to travel to their countries and live life with their own definition!

Although poor leadership development in Africa has greatly contributed to this feeling of inferiority.

I think Africa in general need to start placing value in what we believe and focus on developing it's government and structures. We need to reinvent ourselves. And not see the Whites man land as a way of escape to Haven.

Good old memories...

Who remembers the Tv shows we had then?

"Tales by moon light"
"Family Matters"
"I need to know"
"New masquerade"
"Papa Ajasco"
"Everyday people"
"Fuji House of commotion"
"Sledge Hammer"
"Macgyver"

And there's this one about a motor park, can't seems to remember the name (Help out if you can)

Mention the shows you missed

Good old memories...

Who remembers the Tv shows we had then?

"Tales by moon light"
"Family Matters"
"I need to know"
"New masquerade"
"Papa Ajasco"
"Everyday people"
"Fuji House of commotion"

And there's this one about a motor park, can't seems to remember the name (Help out if you can)

Mention the shows you missed