Hello ladies and gentlemen, boys and girl. If u didn't meet the following, consider yourself pikined and henceforth.......


If u did not use this money, before u quite somebody ask of his age to determine if u use a sir in reference.

If u did not chew these gums or answer the questions in the wrapper, pls...... you're so new.

and if u didn't drink this krest or fanta or Gina, Crush, etc...... plsssssss

and u didn't form desperado with this style, pssttt.....

or u never met the first styled tinker box or witnessed the good use of a clay pot,....... homiez plzzzz.....

An old skool remember movies like:

Secrets of the Sand,
The Rich Also Cry,
First Blood,
Disco Dancer,
Equalizer 2000,
Mr India, etc

and how to convert a black and white tv to coloured using the old lucozade boost yellow nylon wrapping.

neither did new skool witness this

nor did they blow the bird, play air basket or wore the first generation of trekkers sandals...... 'the kitto'.

what about good old okoso game?

neither did they know the good use of a pencil as a radio cassette rewinder nor did they may not have watched the professional raiders braid with these strings and watch it fling in different places as it's being pulled.

they didn't get to be bribed with this doll as well as the other pretty one that closes its eye when it's laid down and opens it when it's standing.

what about the good old Olympic note book?

the good old bournvita

and finally, the good taste of the #1 ice cream of different colours made inside a white/transparent nylon.

OP, I can relate with all and I'm still in my early twenties.

I'm in my early twenties too and I can relate with all the stuffs above .... Marriage kor marriage ni !
That number 3 thou , I hear am from igbo boys them beat my life ....

I actually miss these.

and this

O beloved handmade mango leaf helicopter blades

I simply miss childhood.

jiizess. ...! op. I experienced 98% of these things and I'm still unmarried o..yeh how times fly

Op issokay abeg no kee me coz akant stp lafin...i just dy reminice

our child wood was the most interesting.

Bluehawk:
jiizess. ...! op. I experienced 98% of these things and I'm still unmarried o..yeh how times fly

It's a sign that we're getting old o. Time to find a partner.

Beamborla:
OP, I can relate with all and I'm still in my early twenties.

With all? And still at early 20's? I seriously doubt that and I can tell you that I may not be alone.

Paseus:
Op issokay abeg no kee me coz akant stp lafin...i just dy reminice

Keep reminiscing bro. Very necessary.

YhungPablo:
our child wood was the most interesting.

You're damn right it is bro. We had it all. These latter days kids didn't get to play "ooliyoma danger" or "kpum-kpum-kpogene". Let alone play under the moonlight or tell tales under it. Damn! What maturity denies us.

I remember when Bashir Othman Tofa was contested with Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola for the 1993 presidential election under the Social Democratic Party (SDP). He shared customized books in his name......... (still remember my dad driving arising in his Peugeot 404 campaigning for him and a megaphone attached on the roof of his car. A voice could be heard chanting S. D. P..... can't remember the response; then N. R. C...... can't remember the response too).

In Kenya this (old) things are still current and common.

Borwe:
In Kenya this (old) things are still current and common.

Why are u picking on Kenya? I am damn sure u have never even being to Kenya, yet u are talking such trash about the country.
Much of Kenya is pretty much abreast with the new trends.

Kenya is in the tech age, bro

Borwe:
In Kenya this (old) things are still current and common.

Do u mean that Kenya still lives an old-fashioned life?

Hbuyosh:
Why are u picking on Kenya? I am damn sure u have never even being to Kenya, yet u are talking such trash about the country.
Much of Kenya is pretty much abreast with the new trends.

Kenya is in the tech age, bro

Lol. Man, are you serious. Only aviation training that goes on is at Nairobi Aviation, and you know what it's famous for

Borwe:


Lol. Man, are you serious. Only aviation training that goes on is at Nairobi Aviation, and you know what it's famous for

nairobi aviation does not teach the aviation stuff that you are thinking, they teach stuff like flight attendant, signalling, booking management..that kind of stuff... and they are not accredited to offer degree, infact 80% of their courses are certificate courses with the 20% bieng diploma courses like bussiness management etc..
in kenya if you really wanna get to piloting start from highschool that have that course,. and BTW a country that has only 1 aviation school as you claim cannot maintain a reputable national airline with over 50 wide body airplanes.. something that many african countries have been unable to do so