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Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Racoon(m): 6:23pm On May 30

Time to catch fun again. Oldies here, Which of the followings do you still remember with nostalgia? Feel free to add yours too.

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Racoon(m): 6:23pm On May 30

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

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

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Namaster: 6:25pm On May 30

It's time to STOP this!

Threads like this inspire nostalgia. Someone like Tinubu may read it and decide to bring back a DEAD song.

P.S. Balloon is not a relic.

P.P.S "Old relics" is a tautology. Relic already means old.

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Zonefree(m): 6:26pm On May 30

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

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by SensualMan: 7:17pm On May 30

Beautiful nostalgia!

Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by aysnoopy(m): 7:18pm On May 30

I remember all of them. I'm in my early 30s
This are when life still sweet small, not like now that hunger want to finish an average Nigerian

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by BlueStripper: 7:18pm On May 30

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 cheesy

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by farouk2much(m): 7:18pm On May 30

All of the above

Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Trueigbo: 7:18pm On May 30

All these coming up now because of old National anthem

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Noniblaq1(m): 7:19pm On May 30

Omo man don old o. I sell vintage shirts in Abuja. See my bio now o

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Didamszeb(m): 7:19pm On May 30

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by YoungLionken(m): 7:19pm On May 30

Today's obviously throwback Thursday, here on nairaland..

Na so so back to back remembrance..

I'm conversant with all you posted though...

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Mercylike: 7:19pm On May 30

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

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by otherway: 7:19pm On May 30

Hmmm!

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

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by adioolayi(m): 7:19pm On May 30

Namaster:
It's time to STOP this!

Threads like this inspire nostalgia. Someone like Tinubu may read it and decide to bring back a DEAD song.

P.S. Balloon is not a relic.

P.P.S "Old relics" is a tautology. Relic already means old.

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by RandomFellow: 7:20pm On May 30

Omo... That 3 loader CD

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by mrjoeblinks: 7:20pm On May 30

Ehen?
.
Tigerhead torch light nko?

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by horia: 7:20pm On May 30

what is with the old memories on nairaland cheesy

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by jmoore(m): 7:20pm On May 30

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

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by onadana: 7:21pm On May 30

If you remember any of these or used them,you should be married now and expecting grand children in a while.There was no curse of Ebola Tunubu.

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by sleek214(m): 7:21pm On May 30

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

I dey tell you

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by saphiere(f): 7:22pm On May 30

Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:23pm On May 30

People don old for dis forum o.
Kids on Nairaland won't know.

......This and many others.
Let's reminisce book-wise...

The good ol' days when men were boys.
And women were girls.
And virginity was sweet

kasim155:

Whaooo the good old days, From pic, I read, The God's are not to blame, Things fall apart, Eze goes to school, Chike and the River, Story my mother told me, College days of John Ojo, Echo of the dark, Without a silver spoon, etc

Those are realy the good old days!
Oga Kasim,
Agba Awo himself wink

Anakazo22:

These are the kind of books our kids should read, really inspirational and has so much moral values in them

You can say that again Sir.
Truer words have never been spoken.

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:23pm On May 30

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

Gbam!

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by abba190: 7:23pm On May 30

aysnoopy:
I remember all of them. I'm in my early 30s
This are when life still sweet small, not like now that hunger want to finish an average Nigerian

im 30year old i know them all. it reminds me of good old days not this time that w r always thinking about next food

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:23pm On May 30

Namaster:
It's time to STOP this!

Threads like this inspire nostalgia. Someone like Tinubu may read it and decide to bring back a DEAD song.

P.S. Balloon is not a relic.

P.P.S "Old relics" is a tautology. Relic already means old.

Stale and not even funny.
Kids everywhere tongue

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by pretydiva(f): 7:24pm On May 30

All of the above

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by ruggedtimi(m): 7:25pm On May 30

The aiwa c.d loader we had was older than the one you posted. One c.d loader and you load the c.d ontop not the normal tray loader..mehn remember jamming tony tetulla " u don jam my car"

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by GreenxGreen: 7:26pm On May 30

I swear I saw this last month when I traveled to Lome - Togo 😁😁😁😁
It's still very much in circulation there !!!

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Re: Old Relics: Which Of These Are You Familiar With? by Samuelnze(m): 7:27pm On May 30

Omor, how time has gone.

Most of these relics are now just trinkets. I vividly remember the good old days. I often advise people not to chase after the latest trends as if their lives depend on it. If given most of this stuff as a gift, one might not even collect it. 😕

Nothing lasts forever, sha. 😔

Most of the stuff here wasn't owned by our parents, but look at us now, having the current good and trendy stuff. Sometimes it's better not to over-stress yourself about things you don't have now. Just give yourself time and buckle up in your hustle. 💪

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