Oblongata:
Nostalgic.

I still saw them when I traveled to cotonou in 2012. I bought a loaf with butter just to have a feel of my child hood

Tetraozonaitera:


It entered Naija late 70s and reigned through early 80s.

It was called buredi Senegal or buredi elefun (powdered bread)

It is the French's bread and Francophone countries own it. They still eat it till date.

Ghana and Gambia borrowed it from them because they live inbetween Francophone countries.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways
Yes I remember,we used to call it big prik back then
Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Mcreloaded:
OP be careful, I know what you are trying to do here.

For those of you that have acknowledged eating this bread and its sweet taste with butter, it means you are over 45 years old and a little above 55 years old.

Na old people full this nairaland and I am sure most of the guys are not married or marriage don crash.

Lol
How time flies sha day's of voltron and super Ted cartoon

Eastlink:
What of Baba Dudu, and Dankwa.

Ogiame:
Not even close to 40

ubee:
Sometimes I wonder how people like you could so compulsively tell unnecessary lies even with the cover of anonymity that the Internet provides for you.

Your first two comments on this thread where you go nostalgic about the Bread while mentioning mainstay brands of the 80's like "Blue Band" and "Limca" clearly prove that you are someone who lived his childhood through the 80's.
The Bread was effectively off the streets by even the mid-nineties so there's no way you can try to claim you were born at the back-end of the eighties.

In fact I am even doing an overkill with my points to point out your lie.

The big point here is that there's no way some who's nostalgic about Limca and BlueBand would not be in their forties today, or at least the end of thirties - which is still quite unlikely.

Grow up and stop telling lies for fun.

wunmi590:


Lol, gone are those days, they are still selling it at obalende, in Lagos state..

There's Senegal bread also...

Good old days

Oblongata:
Nostalgic.

I still saw them when I traveled to cotonou in 2012. I bought a loaf with butter just to have a feel of my child hood

iFESTAC680:


You rock life pass me be that.

Oblongata:
You couldn't have eaten this bread and not 40+. How na? Were you told the story?

Ogiame:
Not even close to 40

Ogiame:
Not a Ghanian, my big brother had a Ghanian girlfriend then who also visits with her younger sister... The younger sister will bring it for me and also hot dog. I will quickly throw them into the company's microwave and wait for it to get very hot and then step it down with a bottle of Limca.

Thank heavens for my big brother, I would have been a father in my early days

alizma:

Una do abortion abi, angel say make I tell you say make you come enter heaven make im see

Ogiame:
Not a Ghanian, my big brother had a Ghanian girlfriend then who also visits with her younger sister... The younger sister will bring it for me and also hot dog. I will quickly throw them into the company's microwave and wait for it to get very hot and then step it down with a bottle of Limca.

Thank heavens for my big brother, I would have been a father in my early days

kenchop:
Ghana kenke

ShugaSneh:
What's your body count? Your prick for don peel finish

Ogiame:
Are you suffering from multiple disorder or you just want to gather likes?

This is you some hours ago.

Oblongata:
Confused you with the Op. My bad! It wasn't necessary for you to be rude tho.