Watching ‘Tales by moonlight’ on NTA was a Sunday night ritual for many Nigerian kids in the 90s.
‘Tales by moonlight‘ brought the ancient tradition of storytelling at sunset to television. The stories were told by an elder who has children sitting at her feet and many Nigerian children were transported into a world of folktales and the animal kingdom.

Puppets usually enacted the stories, and the children got to sing along too. The most important part of these folktales were the rich moral lessons.

1. Rushing to get a good spot in front of the television on Sunday night.

2. The joy of hearing the Tales by moonlight soundtrack.

3. And being jealous of the kids who got to sit at Aunty Nkem’s feet.

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