I naira coins go buy moimoi collect 50k change. That time Nigeria better well well. 50kobo go watch two film at film house. God go punish all those leaders that put Nigeria in this situation of mess, Amen.

Good old days,When we all played togeda not minding Religion or Tribal differences.Those days even your mama and my mama dy querrel we go still play togeda.

Op,make we go there!!!!!!!

yeah!! before Aboki and Afonjas destroyed the country with their bad leadership!!

endy69:
Feeling like crying, those days were gold. Adulthood is a setup

big time setup oooo

Faller:
Hmmm I saw Krest

Na only me know wetin I dey think

Lol... you will not make heaven...

The best time to live on Earth was in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s.

Soon as the internet revolution began, the world took a turn for the worst even though ICT advanced modern living. But c'mon, can you eat your food and not post it on IG and WhatsApp story?

Can you just succeed and not rub it on the faces of others by not posting your wins and success online leaving your peers feeling depressed and deprived?

Can you just come visit and talk to me in person to see how am really living, instead of video calling and texting?

As an imperfect human, can I not just make mistakes and learn from it without going viral online and be subjected to modern day cancel culture?

Can't I be saved from life dangers and accidents without people taking out their phones to record and take pictures of me first?


Our modern world is full of idocrasies, the retardation of a generation.

Impregnable101:
Baby! As young as you are u likes football so much. I be think say 2000 children are only interested in iphones, partying and fashion

2000s children are actually those born between 1995-1999 they didn't experience 90s life because they were too little,
So they became knowledgeable around 2000s.

Interesting!!

PIXSPEAKS:
Do you ever sit and wonder what happened to all the things we used to love, crave and cherish while growing up? ;


So, we will be taking a trip down memory lane to reminisce on those sweet memories from the 80s and 90s.
Here are some photos from the 80s and 90s
Source: naij.com

Oya post yours if you have any memorable thing you did that time

Where is ½ kobo? You missed that one out.

I'm a scary gargoyle on a tower
That you made with plastic power
Your rhinestone eyes are like factories far away

When the paralytic dreams that we all seem to keep
Drive on engines 'til they weep
With future pixels in factories far away

PIXSPEAKS:


My favourite that year

Hahahaha this was real fun. Abeg God rewind us back.

PIXSPEAKS:

Miranda my favorite

PIXSPEAKS:

Na kite we dey use that thing do

My husband recently got my kids the brick game.I'm the one playing it at night

I sha taught the older 2 after profuse begging.Suffice to say their toys are completely forgotten.

Chai!!
Those days wey my mama go keep garri put coins for kulikuli and sugar inside the garri , keep for neigbour house. Those days we dey use magnet find coins inside gutter , go de march the coins inside mud incase the coins don de rust. Those sweet days of bathing outisde freely jingling d*ck like bell. So many

Wow I am really old.... those days were the days ...


Kids of nowadays will be showing themselves iphone 10 and be remembering those days ..someday soon.

Time flies and we fade away. Live in the moment that is truly all that matters

Those days of 80s and 90s is the best. Someone will leave house from morning and trek far miles to play cashew seed O my God. Indomie generation cannot do these oo

HYDEEE:
I still remember watching igodo, egg of life and many other nigerian movies, we had a very huge pile of these tapes in our palour then.

living in bondage, Aki and pawpaw, not forgetting Iiiiiiiisakabaaaa

PIXSPEAKS:

Hahaha. Life! How i use to watch plate or sweep house for any kid that owns bricks game just to play. Hahaha

PIXSPEAKS:

Most homes had this back in the days but we had a Panasonic land phone with buttons. Initially, I was always struggling with our neighbors phone every time I had to use it to call my parents cos it wasn't like ours that had buttons with nos that you could just dial straight up. I eventually learnt how to use theirs too.

endy69:
Feeling like crying, those days were gold. Adulthood is a setup

Childhood, you worry less

Adulthood, excess worry

Kids of those days are most craft minded. I recall making bikes using Copper wires, wheelbarrow, kites.

Nigeria for nearly better then.

bigcee:
I still have lamp globe in my kitchen

I can't remember how many of this glove I damage.

PIXSPEAKS:

My favourite that year

Ahhh
panpangolo pangolo odome owerri oyamala Odoya ya ya ya odoyaaaa

Zico777:

U forgot to add Treakers to the list.

treakers is for the big boys.

PIXSPEAKS:

I read the Book My Book of My Bible Stories....It made me know Bible stories

Kingosytex:


The kain beating wey some of us received cos of this useless glass no be here oo.

Hahahaha.... Laugh wan kill me here o. O boy na real beating men collect.

If you have never seen this before and you insulted me on Nairaland, you should apologize. I no be your mate.

Some kids here never had the experience beautiful