1. KINGSWAY SUPERSTORE. BROAD STREET, LAGOS


2. FEDERAL PALACE HOTEL, LAGOS.


3. EKO BRIDGE.


4. CMS BUS STOP, MARINA LAGOS.

Gone re those
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5. Owanbe the Lagos way! BACK IN THE DAYS.


6. POLITICAL RALLY.


7. NAIJA GUYS IN FULL SWAGS.


8. PACESETTER………. I STILL GOT TO READ THEM IN THEM

9. NIGERIA ’S MAP


10. ONITSHA MARKET.


11. LAGOS BAR BEACH.


12. BATA SHOES.

good

13. BAZOOKA JOE CHEWING GUM


14. PROF PELLER AND LADY PELLER.


15. PLANTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.


16. THE ORIGINAL BLUE

Aye nlo.... erinkan?






olaju ti ba'yeje.



who want tell even the local govt chairman to come and campaign on top of table now

awww... Mummy loves the planta taste. Planta!! Children love the planta taste planta!!. Then they show some kids matching down the stairs

17. KEY SOAP BAR


18. Female graduates of University college in Ibadan, Nigeria. 1953.



19. Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey.
Obey began his professional career in the mid-1950safter moving toLagos. After tutelage under Fatai Rolling-Dollar’s band, he formed a band called The International Brothers in 1964, playinghighlife–jùjúfusion. The band later metamorphosed into Inter-Reformers in the early-1970s, with a long list of Juju album hits on the West African Decca musical label.Obey began experimenting withYorubapercussionstyle and expanding on the band by adding more drum kits, guitars andtalking drums. Obey’s musicalstrengths lie in weaving intricate Yoruba axioms into dance-floor compositions. As is characteristic of Nigerian Yoruba social-circle music, the Inter-Reformers band excel in praise-singing for rich Nigerian socialites and business tycoons. Obey, however, is also renowned for Christian spiritual themes in his music and has since the early-1990s retired into Nigerian gospel music ministry.

TRACKS:
Side 1
Alowo majaiye
Aiye laba ohun gbogbo
Rora- Gba mi lowo ota
Ma di oni kanra
ile baba mi

Side 2
Miliki
Oluwa mo njade lo
Pepeiye bimo
Maje nyo aiye wa
Baiye nsa

20. Body cream magazine advert, 1960s.

21. Students inside the library at Comprehensive High School Aiyetoro. 1960s.


22. Wedding Ceremony among the Qua people in Calabar; female relatives accompanying the bride. 1951.


23. A veteran of the Biafra War showing his medals.


24. Mother and child. Agukwu Nri, Nri, Alaigbo. c1921

Very good, it reminds me of those days. I can't forget September 25th, 1932 when I scored my first hatrick. So sad that the cam coder that was used to film me was held by the queen herself, and it is just one copy...

God bless yesteryears

25. US President Kennedy and Nigerian Prime Minister.


26. Nigerian Airmail Cover(Lagos, 1962)


27&28. The Nigerian Currency.

nice...Great country...Good people

front page after all
today is a good day afterall....I felt it coming #dancing shoki n azonto

I love this thread. Thank you @op.

13. BAZOOKA JOE CHEWING GUM

So proud of this generation.

14. PROF PELLER AND LADY PELLER.

This man died so also his craft.

24. Mother and child. Agukwu Nri, Nri, Alaigbo.
c1921

@OP, You need to remove that Picture before you incure the wrath of some people.

Those days when we used to thank God for being nigerians.

The young guys should know that this our country was far better country before, but was destroyed by all kinds of useless "leaders".

29. White with traditional rulers.


30.The Execution of Notorious Nigerian Robber ‘Doctor’ Ishola Oyenusi.


30. Condemned Armed Robber, Stanley Enekwe Being Comforted By His Father Before Being Executed


32. The National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos in its glory back in the days.

33. Nigerian Amalgamation Day Celebrations, January 1, 1914


34. Document of Nigeria’s Amalgamation In 1914.


35. Zulawa Woman In 1959 With A Disc Inserted In Her Upper Lip.


36. University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan In 1959.

37. An Old Photo of Young Governor Aregbesola As Students’ Speaker.


38. Queen Elizabeth At The Orthopaedic Hospital, Lagos In 1956.


39. Queen Elizabeth of England Royal Tour of Nigeria In 1956.


40. Queen Elizabeth of England Royal Tour of Nigeria In 1956 In Jos

41. Old omo Advert.

42. IBB And MKO.


43. Nigeria Army Chiefs.


Frederick Lugard and Wife, Flora Shaw In 1908

Allah bless Nigeria

45. The First Lawyer In Nigeria, CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER SAPARA-WILLIAMS.


46. Governor Rauf Aregbesola In School Uniform



47. David Mark As A Young Soldier.



48. Groundnut Pyramids. kano,1950s

49. A Nigerian Girl Kneeling Before Queen Elizabeth II


50. A Colonial Officer Carried By Servants In Lagos


51. July 1971: Generals Idi Amin Dada of Uganda and Yakubu Gowon at the Ikeja Airport, Lagos (Daily Times).



52. Cocoa House, Ibadan In 1964

53. Dandy Bubble Gum Wrapper In The 1970s/80s


54. Yoruba Man En Route South America As A Slave.


55. Ikorodu Road In 1947


56. Flag of Lagos Colony from 1886-1906

57. Planes of the Nigeria Airways.


58. Diplomat and first Governor of Southern Nigeria, Sir Walter Egerton (far right) with his wife and other westerners in Lagos. c. 1910.


59&60. Pictures of the Nigeria Immigration Service Recruitment Nationwide In March 2014

Nostalgia !!!

How good it would have been, were there no generational shift....

Thanks greatly OP

Nice one. Thumps up

61. The Proposed Nigerian Flag.

62. Olusegun Obasanjo and Abdulsalam Abubakar


63. Shehu Shagari, and Jimmy Carter


64. Super Eagles, 1994

65. An unidentified Yoruba ruler with his people ,colonial masters sitting left and right. 1898


66. A wounded soldier being attended to by an Igbo medic. Biafra Nigeria 1968


67. Mary Slessor (seated) was a Scottish missionary in eastern Nigeria.She lived for a long time among the Efik people in Calabar where she successfully fought against the killing of twins at infancy. 1900s.



68. The famous photo that heralded the armistice and official end of the Nigerian civil war, January 1970

69-70. Nigerianostalgia:

Scenes from the 1926 British Silent Film “Palaver”.Filmed amongst the Sura and Angas people of the Bauchi Plateau in Northern Nigeria, where the rivalry between a British District Officer and a tin miner leads to war. The film was shot entirely in Northern Nigeria.



71. Soldier during the Nigerian Civil War, November, 1968


72. A woman bathing her child in Ibadan (1970).

73. A child feeding her brother during the Biafran War, 1960s


74. Biafran volunteers, men and women, drilling and taking basic infantry training. 1967



75. Northern Nigeria, 1900



76. Northern Chief talking on the telephoneKano, Nigeria 1937 .