Our smart TV of those days...

Aiwa! Na highest way back

otherway:
Hmmm!

That clipper was used to barb my hair in 1985 when I was a little boy.

Na waoo we need to dey give respect to people for this Nairaland oo. Bro na that year them born me oo

Chai, I remember saving money to buy second hand AIWA sound system. When I reach my crib for off campus, I no let my neighbors hear word that day with loud music 😁😅😂😆😂😁😅😁😂😆

jmoore:
Floppy disk. So big and not up to 1gb.

Highest I had then was 8mb. And I never filled it up. Got it from popsy. 😂

jiz:
Who has won this big ballon before?

Greatest scam in history

I told my kids that they can't win that balloon.. But them no believe me since 7 years them never win am ... I told them waiting Una papa play play he no win.. na scam be that thing for kids

The first 3 pics are not that old nau, but that barbing clipper and that rewinder en, na old skool dem be

All

I miss those old days, I'm now in my 30's.

Zonefree:
The origin of scam in Nigeria. You can never win the biggest balloon.

This balloon thing Ehn! I thought I was the only one. No matter how hard I try, I never win the big ones. Pure scam!

I know that seun will surely know this one. The Nigeria police uniform during the time seun, lalasticlala, Mynd44, Dominique, justwise, Dpen11, Midehi3, folake4u, funkybabee, Sweetplum, odefagirl, mannabbqgrils and ajepako were born.

BlueStripper:
There is something about the OLD NIGERIA.

We had peace on all fronts.

You visit your muslim friends and eat their sallah meat and Kuli Kuli. They also visit and eat your Christmas meat with Limca.

They will nickname you based on your first Hausa blunder. Somthing like "Akwai-Yaro" or something.

A time when the words "Aboki" truly meant "Friend" and Mallam - "Teacher".

Not many cars on our roads. Ladies had their natural hairs and many had ambitions to study and travel.

Those who travelled outside the shores of Nigeria, were always delighted to come back home after studies. They also sent us letters which we all read in our rooms with spring beds.

Those of them who relocated to Cameroon, Togo or Benin will bring back BonBon sweets.

I miss the old Nigeria.

Beautiful memories

Correct 💯
I remember following our Muslim neighbour's children to Ile Kewu everyday. We can recite their prayers off hand effortlessly. They in turn follow us to church on Sundays and house fellowships by midweek. We observe the Ramadan and the Tafsir together. Nobody remembers what religion he or she practices. We just wanna play and hang out together. We were innocent and incorruptible. Sadly today, the story has changed. We're divided along tribal and religious lines and the innocent children are not spared from the rot. God help Nigeria.
I doubt the National Anthem we're reverting to can solve the quagmire we're in presently.

Last price for the blue chair?

Mercylike:


Old and relics....... It's the same thing.. I remember that cassette own...


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jmoore:
Floppy disk. So big and not up to 1gb.

this is the small floppy disk. There was an earlier bigger diskette.
Those days of DOS before Windows

Good old days

This forum consists of 10% Gen X, 60% Millennials and 30% Gen Z. There are some Generation Alphas here and there. The days you all yearn for are over. They weren’t even fun to begin with. I lived through them. I will pick today many times over, especially with the ubiquitous nature of information both fake and real.

I used everything on this post.

mblarry1:
Last price for the blue chair?

180

I bought all of them except the clipper.

jmoore:
Floppy disk. So big and not up to 1gb.

something that is not up to 10mb

otherway:
Hmmm!

That clipper was used to barb my hair in 1985 when I was a little boy.

We are so poor that my elder brother use comb and blade to berb me then 1983 time no easy ooo

historic:






You forgot to add the award winning Diamond Ring!

I saw almost all of the listed movies(home video).

True, my brother and also the movie Died Wretched, The Wind, Felony, Blood of the Orphan,Captive.

Zonefree:
The origin of scam in Nigeria. You can never win the biggest balloon.

the seller intentionally remove the number for the big balloon

Are u saying there was poverty in 1983!
I thought they said nigeria was better in the past!

bewla:
We are so poor that my elder brother use comb and blade to berb me then 1983 time no easy ooo

Even me the old new national anthem reminded me of many old things..

Love800:
Are u saying there was poverty in 1983!
I thought they said nigeria was better in the past!

it depends on the side you are
Bros



Wealth was lost when Obasanjo enter 76 do to corruption
.
And power tussle
Lavish spending wasteful party affairs by 1983 lead to 1984 cop

Racoon:
Well said sir. Nostalgic times I tell you. More:

The clipper still full ebonyi state. That state no gree move forward ⏩

BlueStripper:

Not many cars on our roads. Ladies had their natural hairs and many had ambitions to study and travel.

Those who travelled outside the shores of Nigeria, were always delighted to come back home after studies. They also sent us letters which we all read in our rooms with spring beds.

There was a time When Lagos was still the capital that to stop congestion in the roads, only odd numbered cars were allowed on the roads on certain days and then even numbered cars were allowed on alternate days and so families that were well off bought one odd numbered car and one even numbered car.

In those days many years before the internet when Nigerian post offices were still functional, you could send a letter to a pen pal in England from Naija and they would reply with a message that would be published in a Nigerian magazine or newspaper.

And there was a time when Nigerian companies and Govt departments advertised juicy jobs with company houses in London magazines and newspapers to lure Nigerians back home to plug a shortage of skilled staff at home.

bewla:
We are so poor that my elder brother use comb and blade to berb me then 1983 time no easy ooo

Bro that was the in-thing back then and blade and comb gives a very nice look compared to this ugly painful clipper.

How time flies talking about 40 years ago. Chai, I don old o.

Hmm.

Is like the only time nigeria was better was when the white was still ruling. From lord lugard, macpherson, richardson and the rest.

bewla:
it depends on the side you are
Bros



Wealth was lost when Obasanjo enter 76 do to corruption
.
And power tussle
Lavish spending wasteful party affairs by 1983 lead to 1984 cop

BlueStripper:
There is something about the OLD NIGERIA.

We had peace on all fronts.

You visit your muslim friends and eat their sallah meat and Kuli Kuli. They also visit and eat your Christmas meat with Limca.

They will nickname you based on your first Hausa blunder. Somthing like "Akwai-Yaro" or something.

A time when the words "Aboki" truly meant "Friend" and Mallam - "Teacher".

Not many cars on our roads. Ladies had their natural hairs and many had ambitions to study and travel.

Those who travelled outside the shores of Nigeria, were always delighted to come back home after studies. They also sent us letters which we all read in our rooms with spring beds.

Those of them who relocated to Cameroon, Togo or Benin will bring back BonBon sweets.

I miss the old Nigeria.

Beautiful memories

Memories memories when we were given one naira coin to take to school and we will spend and still have change left.

Those days when having a telephone at home means you are freaking rich, those days when color TV was a status thing... Chai

Old days of yaws