I’m deeply pained right now by merely looking at that list

You would have know how much work u would have done to earn that.....i remember how excited i used tobe when my uncle gave me 10kobo...for guguru and jada

Stay there, in the next 50 years N100 recharge card will sell for N200.

Keketu:
hi please pm me thank

Ok

PAWG:
I’m deeply pained right now by merely looking at that list

e pain me too�

Themarkethere:
Even the handwriting speak of the joy wey dey Nigeria then.

100naira with value worth of purchase that is almost going into extinction today, bought foodstuff, provisions and provided for mama's pocket money yet there was almost 6naira to rollover.

How does a child and mother experience so wide a gap in life sight that it feels like it happened two centuries before the child was born?

honestly

solarview:
It is well with our dear country Nigeria.
I don't think 10K can even buy those stuff now in Lagos.

if i go to market with 10k i will be looking for what i bought

RedRay:
That piece of paper should be taken to museum for safe keep. The future generations will surely ask Buhari and others what transpired overtime.

hahhahahhaha this cracked me up���

migeoart:
Ok

wow finally I

Buhari should see this.

See accountability. All the money spent is properly accounted for. The internet age has eroded a lot of the virtues of old. Now all we wanna do is show off and live large, while being one pay cheque away from homelessness.

There was a country....

As at today beans sells for 530 Naira per bowl

Hmmm,
We indomie generation
Make we just keep quiet

migeoart:
Nigeria my great country

Can you please frame that list? or send it to me to frame?

I promise to keep it well.

migeoart:
Nigeria my great country

That container for chin chin cost pass rubber for oil.

This seems like south east.

How time fly

Abeg what is the meaning of mama- #20. Hope what am thinking of is not true.

nnamdi640:
Abeg what is the meaning of mama- #20. Hope what am thinking of is not true.

she gave her mum 20naira

Commotfornigeri:


Can you please frame that list? or send it to me to frame?

I promise to keep it well.

lol

Gone are the days

Stewart883:
Wait are you sure that was 1984? Because I remember buying peak milk in 1991 @4 naira.

Or was that a big tin of powdered milk? Coz I see 7 naira plus on that list

its surely not 1984.some prices there no follow

ednut1:
its surely not 1984.some prices there no follow

Exactly! Me doubt it too

Stewart883:
Wait are you sure that was 1984? Because I remember buying peak milk in 1991 @4 naira.

Or was that a big tin of powdered milk? Coz I see 7 naira plus on that list

That's what I am thinking here too o. These prices are on the high side for '84.minimum wage was still 120, a bag of rice 50-55 naira, no structural adjustment programme that led to serious devaluation yet etc. You buy more with 100 naira in '84 than this

tommy589:


That's what I am thinking here too o. These prices are on the high side for '84.minimum wage was still 120, a bag of rice 50-55 naira, no structural adjustment programme that led to serious devaluation yet etc. You buy more with 100 naira in '84 than this

Exactly. That can't be 1984. Milk as at then can't be 7 naira 30 kobo. In 1984 milk was about 35kobo or so and the tin was slightly bigger than it is now

migeoart:
she gave her mum 20naira

Ok

migeoart:
lol

Where is the list?

Wow! 84??

This should be kept in the museum for the up and coming generation to learn about the economy of NIgeria of yesteryears.

migeoart:
Nigeria my great country

Nigeria has gone to dog since IBB era.

Themarkethere:
Even the handwriting speak of the joy wey dey Nigeria then.

100naira with value worth of purchase that is almost going into extinction today, bought foodstuff, provisions and provided for mama's pocket money yet there was almost 6naira to rollover.

How does a child and mother experience so wide a gap in life sight that it feels like it happened two centuries before the child was born?

Lalasticlala, dominique please move this FP worthy thread.

See what 100naira can buy in Nigeria now compared to other currencies

That naira was stronger than this dollar

1984:
just few months after Buhari overthrew a democratically elected government