Pic 1: General Sani Abacha with Yasser Arafat on Sunday june 7,1998, Abacha died the next day.
Credit:AP


Pic 2: Minah Bird (Minah Ogbenyealu Bird),Nigerian model who featured in over 10 movies in the UK in the 70s


Pic 3: British prime minister, Harold Wilson and 26yrs old Governor, Alfred Diete-Spiff in Rivers State, 1969
Credit:HI

Pic 4: From being a celebrity Hairdresser, Franca Afegbua became Nigeria's first elected female Senator.

Pic 1: Electoral rules to qualify to vote in elections in Nigeria- 1923

Pic 2: A. Agboola Browne fought in WWII (He's a war hero in Poland) and one of the first west Africans to record jazz album (1928)

Pic 3: 4-time grammy award winner, Sade Adu as a baby in Nigeria in circa 1960.
Source: Pinterest

Pic 4: Adokiye Amiesimaka, one of the first graduates to play for Nigeria, later became Attorney General of Rivers State

Pic 1: In 1979, Damian Anyawu developed Nigeria's 1st private radio station (Radio Mbaise), It was powered by herbs.

Pic 2: The day before Wole Soyinka received the Nobel prize for literature, with other Nobel Laureates.

Pic 3: Ken Saro-Wiwa......1995


Pic 4: Young Murtala Muhammed with his wife, Ajoke and children

Pic 1: Then Burkina Faso President, Thomas Sankara in his office with Fela, 1980s. Fela's sang "underground system" in his honour.

Pic 2: Alake of Egbaland sits as painter -J.Berrie puts finishing touches to his painting in his studio in London -1937
Credit :AP

Pic 3: Paul McCartney (Beattles member) and wings recorded their most successful album "on the run" at EMI's studio in Lagos. 1973

Pic 4: In the 1960s, Dr Latunde Odeku was the first black Neurosurgeon to be trained in the United states.

Pic 1: British Nigeria flag (1953-1960)


Pic 2: Dafinone's family; Urhobo family's Guiness World Record for producing the most (6) Chartered Accountants in 1 family.


Pic 3: Akinsehinwa is the 1st ADC in the Nigerian history to die protecting a Head of State. Died protecting Murtala in 1976.

Pic 4: Oba Oyekan II( then Oba of Lagos) and James Brown at the King's palace in Lagos in 1971. Brown held 5 concerts in Nigeria.

Pic 1: Nmamdi Azikwe could only converse in Hausa until age 8, when moved to Onisha and became fluent in Igbo and later Yoruba


Pic 2: World first black pilot 1916, Ottoman pilot- Izmirli Alioglu Ahmed's grandmother is from Borno( in present Nigeria)


Pic 3: Vice presidents (including de facto deputy, head os state) of Nigeria.


Pic 4: British troops showing off their precious loot after the Benin (in present day Edo) punitive expendition in 1897

The Op dey vex! See booking!

Anyways, Nigeria has and will always be a great country despite its drawbacks and faults. I believe our country will still produce more history-makers like these up there (and I hope I'll be part of them).

Either ways...#ILoveMaCountry!

D guy up mization is really madt mod abeg any doctor in d house , that guy need gentamicin injection, titanic injection and PSG

Pic 1: Yakubu Gowown as head of state riding with Queen Elizabeth in her carriage in London in June 1973.
Photo credit:Alamy


Pic 2: As an FC Barcelona player, Emmanuel Amuneke once played only three league games in three full seasons


Pic 3: Fela's Father - Rev Isreal Ransome -Kuti was the first president of the Nigeria Union of Teachers


Pic 4: Ibrahim Babangida as head of state riding with Queen Elizabeth in her carriage in London in 1989.
Credit: getty images

MTN NA BASKARD...!!!!

The good old days

Pic 1: According to Abdul-Jabbar, record 6-time NBA most valuable player (MVP) his ancestors are Yoruba slaves brought to the US.


Pic 2: Lawrence Ebele Jonathan (canoe maker and President Goodluck Jonathan's father) on how he named his son.


Pic 3: Hannah Awolowo was the first to import lace materials and other textiles into Nigeria in th 1950s.


Pic 4: Okotie-Eboh presents US president - John F. Kennedy with gifts (Leopard skin and snake skin bag) 1961
Credit: AP

Pic 1: I. Boro was the SUG president of University of Nigeria, Nsukka, when he left school to lead a Niger Delta rebellion.


Pic2: Nigerian athletes await their departing flight in 1?76 from Canada, after boycotting the olympics ( Anti-apartheid action).


Pic 3: Maradona picked for a drug test after his teams's win over Nigeria at USA 94, he tested positive for a banned ephedrine.


Pic 4: Femi Falana, Gani Fawehinmi with Gani's mother -Munirat Fawahinmi velebrate the duo's release from Bauchi Prison in 1996.
Credit:AP



Cc: Lalasticlala

Hi! (like Kolo girls will do on hook-up forums)
Guys be like "hello princess", "hi my love" "baby i've got a big D" (all for girl when jst say 'hi', una try).

Hi! (like Kolo girls will do on hook-up forums)
Guys be like "hello princess", "hi my love" "baby i've got a big D" (all for girl when jst say 'hi', una try).

*reminiscing old times on mbuzzy*