Do you know

1) The screen name of the person in the red tshirt?

2) The real name of the person in the red tshirt?

3) The name of the actor who initially played the role of the person in the red tshirt?

4) The name of the sitcom?

5) The name of the person that wrote this situation comedy? (He was a famous writer and activist).


Clue: You can easily figure out the answer to questions one and four by reading what's written on the tshirt.

[img]http://america.pink/images/5/8/4/5/7/8/en/2-basi-and-company.jpg[/img]

Bassey and company I think. The man in red is Mr B. I think there's a character called madam the madam in the show. That's pretty much everything I can recollect about it.

1. Basi or Mr. B
2. Zulu Adigwe
3. Albert Egbe
4. Basi and Company
5. The late Ken Saro-Wiwa

To Be A Millionaire, Think Like A Millionaire

deekseen:

1. Basi or Mr. B
2. Zulu Adigwe
3. Albert Egbe
4. Basi and Company
5. The late Ken Saro-Wiwa

To Be A Millionaire, Think Like A Millionaire

Guy you copied.

Ishilove:

Guy you copied.

But I didn't. Thank God for our mothers and fathers. Lol.

dominique:
Bassey and company I think. The man in red is Mr B. I think there's a character called madam the madam in the show. That's pretty much everything I can recollect about it.

There's also, Alali, Dandy, Segie...

Ishilove:

Guy you copied.

Hell, I should have known that someone would know! But I only copied 2 and 3 sha

JoeBlocks:
There's also, Alali, Dandy, Segie...

Okies

Singing..

Mr B is a mii-LLO-Ni- YAAAH.... and so is Dan-diee!!"..

I loved that song as a kid sha!

1) Basi

2) Zulu Adigwe (I didn't quite get used to him. I always preferred the person that acted that role before him. He didn't quite get the Mr B walk).

3) Albert Egbe (I first saw him in Jagua Nana's daughter in 1987. He acted alongside Richard Mofe-Damijo and Chinua Achebe's daughter. That was also the first time that I saw Richard Mofe Damijo [he was credited as Evans Mofe Damijo).

4) Basi And Company (8pm on NTA Network from c1988-1990).

5) It was written by Ken Saro Wiwa. He later published a couple of books that were based on the sitcom (I still have one of them). There were many clues within the sitcom that he was the one that wrote it. The most popular beer at Dandy's bar was called Saros Beer and I think there was an episode that featured a bank called Saros Bank.


Mildred Iweka was (of course) my favourite Segi.


Basi And Company (The Transistor Radio).



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc1ujHlA5MY

Doing diz tv program i was in SS2 preparing for my waec so, got no time to watch tv programs and shows.

dominique:
Bassey and company I think. The man in red is Mr B. I think there's a character called madam the madam in the show. That's pretty much everything I can recollect about it.

The man in red is MR B...ZULU ADIGWE

The second guy is Alali ....( Takena Harry Macdonald)

l remember him because l had a crush on him as a teenager..lol

Good ol days

naptu2:
1) Basi

2) Zulu Adigwe (I didn't quite get used to him. I always preferred the person that acted that role before him. He didn't quite get the Mr B walk).

3) Albert Egbe (I first saw him in Jagua Nana's daughter in 1987. He acted alongside Richard Mofe-Damijo and Chinua Achebe's daughter. That was also the first time that I saw Richard Mofe Damijo [he was credited as Evans Mofe Damijo).

4) Basi And Company (8pm on NTA Network from c1988-1990).

5) It was written by Ken Saro Wiwa. He later published a couple of books that were based on the sitcom (I still have one of them). There were many clues within the sitcom that he was the one that wrote it. The most popular beer at Dandy's bar was called Saros Beer and I think there was an episode that featured a bank called Saros Bank.


Mildred Iweka was (of course) my favourite Segi.


Basi And Company (The Transistor Radio).



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc1ujHlA5MY

copied

All dose above me,if u r not married den I pray u find ur missing rib soonest.......kai

Salmon slam of the week

Madam the madam : It's a matter of cash!

#tb

kannymoore:
Singing..

Mr B is a mii-LLO-Ni- YAAAH.... and so is Dan-diee!!"..

I loved that song as a kid sha!

not forgetting Dandie ( LASA MORO) segi ( milfred lweka) madam ( Aso Douglas) and the cutest then, Alali ( Takena Harry Macdonald) ...

And Mr B's catchphrase was: To be a millionaire...think like a millionaire ( while the guy is owing madam house rent and woukd always hide when hearing her voice) lol

Trying to know whether I have been birthed then,not really sure

lemme 'cum n go n read' d post first

My favourite character was Alali. He was just one hell of a guy with his hustling spirit

I bet Alali would have achieved some success in whatever he is doing today. He was a real HUSTLER in the Sitcom.

Not like the ones they do these days wey everybody go dey form British accent


Madam the madam
It's a matter of cash!
Such a classic!

4

I m not sure I even remember this sitcom clearly...
maybe mildly...
But m sure of one thing...
Na NTA dey show dis one....

Emilord:
Trying to know whether I have been birthed then,not really sure

think well bros...1986 thereabout

dominique:
Bassey and company I think. The man in red is Mr B. I think there's a character called madam the madam in the show. That's pretty much everything I can recollect about it.

It's a matter of cash.

.e

LegalBaby:
I know none of the above

Indomie generation !!! .
















You're not alone dear

LoL. To be a millionaire..... think like a millionaire