What abt those born in the late 70s?? No memories??

mizzbouqui:
2.  The cocaine of Inter-house sports
Who doesn’t remember how popular this glucose powder was during and after inter-house sports?

Till today I still don't know why they poured it on our heads then

Widall:

Till today I still don't know why they poured it on our heads then

spiritual

kolaaderin:
The real version of this shoe was then Bata bata

Simbi goes to school.

I think the textbook was one of those Macmillian English books

sanyahkod:
Op, you no remember 'Super dip'? That colored powder drink like Eve.

CocaCola Solo.

Kitto sandals.

Family com video game with shekere soccer.

Good to know 'baba dudu' still exists.

And there is this coloured candy that melts in the mouth like glucose.

Wasn't born in the 90's but I met them in the 90's.

Family com video game, low budget. Sega mega drive and Nintendo sness For the rich family.
That sweet black chain baba dudu. We rock that like a rap star Nigga.

The coloured candy. How can we forget Tabataba candy in those history.

sanyahkod:
Op, you no remember 'Super dip'? That colored powder drink like Eve.

CocaCola Solo.

Kitto sandals.

Family com video game with shekere soccer.

Good to know 'baba dudu' still exists.

And there is this coloured candy that melts in the mouth like glucose.

Wasn't born in the 90's but I met them in the 90's.

treckers sandals

AdeolaOmoOba:
I tell you if that Kitto never dey there, the list never complete. As your money increase, your Kitto go graduate into Aerosoft. There is something called Abacha fingernails (eekana Abacha).

What do you mean abacha fingernails.. Abacha was darn to resent men. The real name is Gowan fingernails (eekana Gowan) no body can dispute that name of the sweet. Melted sugar with broom.

mizzbouqui:
Many things from our childhoods are currently extinct now. The world has moved way past them. Here are some things that will make you miss growing up:

1.  The baba nla of rechargeable lamps
Almost everyone had these lamps. They were rechargeable and even came with a radio. Don’t tell me you don’t remember the classic red Binatone lamps:

hmmmmmm you just took me down the memory lane

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id4sho:
baba & mama

Bad guy

Incomplete list

You no out walkman, combat trousers, etc

Yeligray:
Mtchewww
Nigga has nothing

Shadelamp threading control, the Kerosene Gas of those days, Video cassette Rewinder. And this thread every slay queen of those days made of their natural hair before those ridiculously expensive wig called Brazilian hair.

No "goody goody"
No "pako biscuit"
No "kito sandal"
No "eleganza"
No "sega"
No "super mario"
No "nintendo"
No "baba dudu"
No "gowon finger nails"
No "palito"

mizzbouqui:
6.  The drink you find at every party
Growing up, no birthday party was complete without this drink and its favourite brother, Crush.

You can still find this around badagry

Tandy soft drink with dark bottle

kolaaderin:
What do you mean abacha fingernails.. Abacha was darn to resent men. The real name is Gowan fingernails (eekana Gowan) no body can dispute that name of the sweet. Melted sugar with broom.

i feel you

kolaaderin:
This drink was only for those that grew up in Lagos. No gold spot outside Lagos. U only get Crush, Coca-Cola, Pepsi or sprite.

I used to buy gold spot and limca in Jos.

jericco1:
No “Kito”?

KITO DEY THEN THERE WAS ALSO 'FISH'

Never lose hope in ur life endeavors, if the post made since 2016 will be FP today, ur struggle WI never go invain

kolaaderin:
Shadelamp threading control, the Kerosene Gas of those days, Video cassette Rewinder. And this thread every slay queen of those days made of their natural hair before those ridiculously expensive wig called Brazilian hair.

haha

I can relate. Jeez, my childhood memories just came back like a sudden heavy rain. I remember loving Speedy biscuits and Goody-goody. There was also this small square sweet in transparent plastic that came with a tiny white spatula; it had chocolate cream on one half, and milk cream on other half. I don't know if they still sell my lovely green, brown soldier toys.

I remember when my dad (RIP) bought this DVD game with Super Mario and Contra (damn I went very far in Contra). I also remember Music Africa (that's how I knew kk fosu and many Ghanaian artistes). Who else remembers those coloured bird whistle? Let me stop here because of time.

Do u guys remember piloting of bearings board

for chewing gum lovers, raise your hands if you remember banana flavour chewing gum and spirit chewing gum.. those days of putting a plank on tins and moving it like motor. days of when our parents would hide 50kobo inside our garri (for lunch)that they kept with our neighbours. so many memories.lol

Good old days

mizzbouqui:
7.  The reigning shoe
If you want to know the happening kids in school back then, just check out their feet. Most of them wore these.

Which of these things do you remember?

http://omgvoice.com/lifestyle/childhood-memories-nigerian/?geoip
Cc:Lalasticlala

I don't think Bata was around in the 90s, it was in the 80s

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AdeolaOmoOba:
I tell you if that Kitto never dey there, the list never complete. As your money increase, your Kitto go graduate into Aerosoft. There is something called Abacha fingernails (eekana Abacha).

Kito to Cross trekkers, to aerosoft.

digitalman2811:
Good old days

Chai! OMO elephant or whatever they call that detergent. Do you remember rushing the eleganzer pen back then instead of bic biro?