Hopez456:
Also, electricity was constant to a very large extent unlike now.

Stanweezy:

That period that word sounds like doomerage as the person is doom for keeping it more than the agreed time frame.

Winningbot:

chatinent:
In my street, a CD was sold for about N1500 then. But we were allowed to rent for N100 and return with no scratch.

Then, producers will always use Osuofia or Ibu to warn against pirating the movie. Lol.

But my guy and I then always copied to our diskette and resold for N200...until we saved and bought a harddisk of 1tb then.

I'll carry my heavy Dell laptop everywhere I had a deal. Lol. I sold games, movies, and apps.


We were making up to N10k daily. We were big boys.

We even transferred to the phones of those who could afford a phone. We also flashed phones and all that.


Then we bought GameBoy and Playstation and set up a game house for N50 per match for a game less than 3 minutes. And their addiction makes one person pay up to N1k. Lol. We go home with over N15k daily. We were celebrities and all those girls with oversized blouses wanted us.


During that period of Nnnena, I made over N150k in a day then...cos I had the full movie so those who the suspense of the movie caught, and who were impatient bought it for N3000. Lol. I encrypted it so you can't share it. I sold other Soap Operas too.

In fact, people were always calling me for movies, games, and apps. People I transacted with introduced their friends since I encrypted most of my softwares with passwords, and the inability to share. That was my strategy.


The days of 2go too na so we go crack 2go remod...we no dey buy GoCredit again. We resold for N3k. Made over N500k. Lol

You see technology? Just be ahead of the current trend and you'll be making money.

tollyboy5:
When my dad was still working at CBN . He has this video cassette shop he run as side hustle .
People came to rent cassette that year.

Every home has rewinder. This na around 2001 lol

Modified:
Old men full this forum . Na like 2001 I understand sey na VHS and AKIRA VCD we dey use.
Some people here are already teenagers as at 1993, awon agba!

Johnnycastro18:
The good old days of watching Nigerian films like osufia in London, rattle snake, karashika, Diamond ring etc

Jossyroyal1:
Funny how time flies


Funny thing is that there will be new invention that will make what we cherish today look obsolete

tollyboy5:
When my dad was still working at CBN . He has this video cassette shop he run as side hustle .
People came to rent cassette that year.

Every home has rewinder. This na around 2001 lol

Modified:
Old men full this forum . Na like 2001 I understand sey na VHS and AKIRA VCD we dey use.
Some people here are already teenagers as at 1993, awon agba!

southsouthking:


osufia in London?

I was expecting to hear the following!
Belove Emeka Ike x Genevieve
Take me to Mama Saint Obi
Lion of Africa Pete Edochie.
Etc

Jossyroyal1:
Funny how time flies


Funny thing is that there will be new invention that will make what we cherish today look obsolete

yesloaded:
For South West, we dey call am video club

People started the biz during the days of VHS not even VCD

ChoCho54:
That was in the good old days, when girls were virgins and sex was sexy.


I'm talking about the days of VHS

chatinent:
In my street, a CD was sold for about N1500 then. But we were allowed to rent for N100 and return with no scratch.

Then, producers will always use Osuofia or Ibu to warn against pirating the movie. Lol.

But my guy and I then always copied to our diskette and resold for N200...until we saved and bought a harddisk of 1tb then.

I'll carry my heavy Dell laptop everywhere I had a deal. Lol. I sold games, movies, and apps.


We were making up to N10k daily. We were big boys.

We even transferred to the phones of those who could afford a phone. We also flashed phones and all that.


Then we bought GameBoy and Playstation and set up a game house for N50 per match for a game less than 3 minutes. And their addiction makes one person pay up to N1k. Lol. We go home with over N15k daily. We were celebrities and all those girls with oversized blouses wanted us.


During that period of Nnnena, I made over N150k in a day then...cos I had the full movie so those who the suspense of the movie caught, and who were impatient bought it for N3000. Lol. I encrypted it so you can't share it. I sold other Soap Operas too.

In fact, people were always calling me for movies, games, and apps. People I transacted with introduced their friends since I encrypted most of my softwares with passwords, and the inability to share. That was my strategy.


The days of 2go too na so we go crack 2go remod...we no dey buy GoCredit again. We resold for N3k. Made over N500k. Lol

You see technology? Just be ahead of the current trend and you'll be making money.

Deltatoto:
that time if u Dey penetrate woman she go Dey shout now if u Dey enter woman she go Dey check her WhatsApp status.

henrimoto:
...even in the days VHS, many girls were not virgins. No be today e start, e don tey.

armadeo:



Ruth Benemesia ( opia).

I used to like this name that year

tommy589:


Nostalgia

You take me back to many years ago with Ronke Ayuba name you mentioned. She was known then as Ronke Darley,a beautiful and a delightful newscaster to watch. She was missed when she no longer grace our screen,until she appeared again in the 80s as Ronke Ayuba.

phemmyfour:
Days of using cotton wool and spirit to clean the VHS head if you don't have cleaner

Days of ejecting the cassette before Nepa takes light

Deltatoto:
that time if u Dey penetrate woman she go Dey shout now if u Dey enter woman she go Dey check her WhatsApp status.

nairaman66:


And handheld rewinders of Cassettes.

If you even hold the hands of a girl, you will have a wonderful dream! Now, sex is like handshake.. Shame!

Bobmarie:
Girls were virgins?

Lmao. You all should stop this huge lies about women back then Abeg

E say na sex was sexy

tollyboy5:
When my dad was still working at CBN . He has this video cassette shop he run as side hustle .
People came to rent cassette that year.

Every home has rewinder. This na around 2001 lol

Modified:
Old men full this forum . Na like 2001 I understand sey na VHS and AKIRA VCD we dey use.
Some people here are already teenagers as at 1993, awon agba!

chatinent:
In my street, a CD was sold for about N1500 then. But we were allowed to rent for N100 and return with no scratch.

Then, producers will always use Osuofia or Ibu to warn against pirating the movie. Lol.

But my guy and I then always copied to our diskette and resold for N200...until we saved and bought a harddisk of 1tb then.

I'll carry my heavy Dell laptop everywhere I had a deal. Lol. I sold games, movies, and apps.


We were making up to N10k daily. We were big boys.

We even transferred to the phones of those who could afford a phone. We also flashed phones and all that.


Then we bought GameBoy and Playstation and set up a game house for N50 per match for a game less than 3 minutes. And their addiction makes one person pay up to N1k. Lol. We go home with over N15k daily. We were celebrities and all those girls with oversized blouses wanted us.


During that period of Nnnena, I made over N150k in a day then...cos I had the full movie so those who the suspense of the movie caught, and who were impatient bought it for N3000. Lol. I encrypted it so you can't share it. I sold other Soap Operas too.

In fact, people were always calling me for movies, games, and apps. People I transacted with introduced their friends since I encrypted most of my softwares with passwords, and the inability to share. That was my strategy.


The days of 2go too na so we go crack 2go remod...we no dey buy GoCredit again. We resold for N3k. Made over N500k. Lol

You see technology? Just be ahead of the current trend and you'll be making money.

ChoCho54:
Yeah. Gold spot, Ruth Benemesia, Elizabeth Nze, Sola Omole, Ronke Ayuba.