Nuelito:
Eko oni baje

A fi to a ba ba jẹ!

I can't even get to see the picture..rubbish post.!

Hahjascho:
When sense still dey common

Till our Okoro brodas came to screw it all up

neyyoh:
Four shit tests Nigerian's must pass to build a civilised country.

The queue test

The toilet test

The sitting test

The marshmallow test

The marshmallow test, lol.

I wonder how many know this test, or would bother to look it up.

[b][/b]Majority of the cars and persons in this picture are no more. The cars have recycled over and over again while the few who are still alive are very old telling stories to their grand children. [font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]
This life revolves around time.

More like when lunatics hawking gala from your foolish tribe descended on the metropolis.

fuckingAyaya:
When Lagos was Lagos before it became a private organization with touts as the major stake holders

chatinent:
This was Lagos in 1963:



What changed?

Source: https://www.nopremiumtears.com.ng/2021/06/this-is-lagos-before-1964-everybody-get.html?m=1

ORDERLINESS

Lagos and Traffic, no be today.. At least there was orderliness then.

Nigeria is the only country in the world where its past was greater than its present and perhaps future.

Vehicles with sad looking headlamps

Nothing change same hold up

Hum and all these peoples here don payin finished

Everything is in order.

See me amd my daddy in our Volkswagen Beetle.

Right-hand drive days on Carter Bridge! Iddo was the Iddo (eyes in Hausa Language of Lagos back then! The last bus stop for the Nigeria Railways inward Lagos from everywhere NSEW of Nigeria! Plenty onions at Iddo back then.

Before developers from the Yeast came and turned it into Aba.

anochuko01:
Vehicles with sad looking headlamps

Now, don’t look so sad! You are as you see.

pricklewane:
More like when lunatics hawking gala from your foolish tribe descended on the metropolis.

hit ur head on the wall ewure

budaatum:
By '73, Ikorodu Road was the only route out. We'd leave home like 5am and not be out of Lagos by noon.

I am of course exaggerating small, but we always arrived in my Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun well past 10pm. And no, we were not walking!

Ikorodu Road right through Lagos was a blessing and a wonderful playground while being built. And Lagos Ibadan Expressway made me my first what seemed like a million naira at the time. I sold 4 eggs for ₦1 and 50 kobo canned Coke at the tollgate, and damn the pain when kombi bus stopped on my foot.

Omima!

What changed ke, nothing o, lagos has always got plenty ero

chatinent:
This was Lagos in 1963:



What changed?

Source: https://www.nopremiumtears.com.ng/2021/06/this-is-lagos-before-1964-everybody-get.html?m=1

Ifon Orolu... That is my hometown.... Janta is our street ☺

budaatum:
By '73, Ikorodu Road was the only route out. We'd leave home like 5am and not be out of Lagos by noon.

I am of course exaggerating small, but we always arrived in my Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun well past 10pm. And no, we were not walking!

Ikorodu Road right through Lagos was a blessing and a wonderful playground while being built. And Lagos Ibadan Expressway made me my first what seemed like a million naira at the time. I sold 4 eggs for ₦1 and 50 kobo canned Coke at the tollgate, and damn the pain when kombi bus stopped on my foot.

budaatum:
By '73, Ikorodu Road was the only route out. We'd leave home like 5am and not be out of Lagos by noon.

I am of course exaggerating small, but we always arrived in my Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun well past 10pm. And no, we were not walking!

Ikorodu Road right through Lagos was a blessing and a wonderful playground while being built. And Lagos Ibadan Expressway made me my first what seemed like a million naira at the time. I sold 4 eggs for ₦1 and 50 kobo canned Coke at the tollgate, and damn the pain when kombi bus stopped on my foot.

Wow
Please a plot of land could be as cheap as how much in Lagos then in a place like katu or ojota. Thanks

That Land Rover no change o. E don tay.
Dem still dey use am for naija up till now

budaatum:
By '73, Ikorodu Road was the only route out. We'd leave home like 5am and not be out of Lagos by noon.

I am of course exaggerating small, but we always arrived in my Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun well past 10pm. And no, we were not walking!

Ikorodu Road right through Lagos was a blessing and a wonderful playground while being built. And Lagos Ibadan Expressway made me my first what seemed like a million naira at the time. I sold 4 eggs for ₦1 and 50 kobo canned Coke at the tollgate, and damn the pain when kombi bus stopped on my foot.

Baba oo,Orolu a gbewa,akere oko dele.

When orderliness was still a norm.

ToyinDipo:
It was right hand driving then

U got it.

This is how pictures of Lagos in 2021 will be availablein the future also

chatinent:
This was Lagos in 1963:



What changed?

Source: https://www.nopremiumtears.com.ng/2021/06/this-is-lagos-before-1964-everybody-get.html?m=1

Life is Vanity. none of those vehicles exist anymore. take life easy guys.

Our no man's land...developed with our coal and palm oil money..

Do Nigeria a favour by raising well cultured kids.