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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by loomer: 2:43pm On May 14, 2015 |
ROSSIKE: You no need to de insulting, my opinion na my opinion, u can't force me to accept urs especially wen u fail to convince me. So tell me, Weda ur grand parent was born in the 1960s? Because most of those pictures na from the 60s upwards 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by StOla: 2:43pm On May 14, 2015 |
ShymmexOBE: Well, I don't know much about the divisions. I just know Okupe, while Agbonmagbe is the family name, but some chose to use both names as a compound surname (Okupe-Agbonmagbe). The Agbonmagbe house is located at the Adekunle entry/exit of 3rd Mainland bridge just at the end of Herbert Macaulay Road Yaba. It's a house built by Doyin's father, the industrialist. Same Doyin's father also developed an estate in Maryland Lagos, called Okupe-Estate. All the houses are actually sold out but some are occupied by family. I believe there are 3 ruling houses, Agbonmagbe(Okupe), Amororo, never knew the 3rd. If you must know, my surname isn't either of those names, but I can trace my maternal links to Iperu Remo via the Okupe family amongst other popular families. Notable families from Iperu-Remo are Olushola (Late Amb. Segun Olushola), Ogunlesi, Adebutu (Kesington Adebutu of premier lotto - Baba Ijebu). It's been a while I've been to Iperu Remo. At least not in a decade. I'm no big uncle ooo, just a dude with a flair for world history, and charity has to begin at home. 11 Likes |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 2:44pm On May 14, 2015 |
Octaves:No it wasn't. Nigeria was an underdeveloped, deprived hellhole under the whites. A footpath led to your village under the whites. Today under the blacks a tarred road leads to it, filled with cars. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by robosky02(m): 2:44pm On May 14, 2015 |
The First national team "red devils" now "super eagles". that went on tour to the UK in 1949. THE SQUAD GOALKEEPERS: Sam Ibiam (Port Harcourt), Isaac Akioye (Hercules, Ibadan) DEFENCE: Justin Onwudiwe (Lagos Railway), Olisa Chukwura (Abeokuta), ATB Ottun (Lagos Marines), Isiaku Shittu (Lagos UAC), John Dankaro (Jos), Hope Lawson (Lagos Marine), Dan Anyiam (Lagos UAC), Okoronkwo Kanu (Land & Survey). FORWARDS: Mesembe Otu (Lagos Marine), Peter Anieke (Lagos Railway), Sokari Dokubo (Lagos Railway), Godwin Anosike (Lagos Railway), Tesilimi Balogun (Lagos Railway), Titus Okere (Lagos Railway), Etim Henshaw (Lagos Marine) and Edet Ben (Lagos Marine 9 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by 9jatatafo(m): 2:44pm On May 14, 2015 |
ROSSIKE: Good, my earlier comment was centred or limited to Nigerians way back then. That is why I said corruption, stealing and the likes were almost zero. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by lazsnaira(m): 2:45pm On May 14, 2015 |
Demdem: I know its not possible not to find a fool in nairaland at anytime. This is simply their habitat. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by lolly2pops: 2:45pm On May 14, 2015 |
Nigeria looked better then than it does now. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by kelvine(m): 2:46pm On May 14, 2015 |
Tinubu changed,his wife looked same. This is unusual as women age faster in their looks. What happened ? cbaba: |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by sigain: 2:47pm On May 14, 2015 |
Mary Slessor in calabar
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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by ozodigboo(m): 2:47pm On May 14, 2015 |
Asuokaa:King Jaja was kidnapped from his village in Amaigbo, present day Imo / Abia state. His REAL name was Jubo Juboagha. It was from there he was kidnapped to Opobo. Check google. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 2:48pm On May 14, 2015 |
loomer:I am not giving you my "opinion". I am giving you the facts. In the 1960s literacy rate was between 10 and 25%. Compared to 74% today. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by MzJackBaueress(f): 2:48pm On May 14, 2015 |
Hon. T.O.C Ojiakor takes a stroll with his family in London (1955) 5 Likes
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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 2:48pm On May 14, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: HE'S EVEN A ROYAL BASTARD. GOOD. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 2:49pm On May 14, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress:WOW! GOOD TO KNOW!! |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 2:51pm On May 14, 2015 |
lolly2pops:That is your inferiority complex talking. A failure to appreciate the massive progress we have made. If I post modern pictures of Nigeria they would look a million times better than these pictures. 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by dre11(m): 2:51pm On May 14, 2015 |
The MMA international airport Before and now 1 Like
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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by ozodigboo(m): 2:51pm On May 14, 2015 |
ROSSIKE:What's this one saying ? Plz ask your parents which era they preferred. Free scholarship No armed robbery No kidnappings Power supply was better Equal power between dollar, pounds, Naira Several Europeans were living in Naija then........unlike now..........because it was more comfortable 6 Likes |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by sigain: 2:53pm On May 14, 2015 |
Nigerians first Parliament October 1 1960 3 Likes
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Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 2:53pm On May 14, 2015 |
THESE PICTURES ARE INSPIRING! 3 Likes |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 2:56pm On May 14, 2015 |
StOla: Alright, bruddah. Great people. Say no more. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by natedalo: 2:56pm On May 14, 2015 |
9jatatafo:was that 20 naira as common as it is now. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by maum: 2:57pm On May 14, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: OMG!! |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by loomer: 2:58pm On May 14, 2015 |
ROSSIKE: Maybe na from where u come, cos my grandfather and him wife go sch, my papa and wife go sch. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Mamaye(m): 2:58pm On May 14, 2015 |
I do like History. Time is flying past. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 2:59pm On May 14, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: THIS ROUNDABOUT STILL LOOKS THE SAME! WOW! |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by mmsen: 3:01pm On May 14, 2015 |
ROSSIKE: There are people who actually think that Britain put Nigeria on a path for success. They don't understand that Nigeria was run as a business for the benefit of stake holders as opposed to the inhabitants. 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 3:02pm On May 14, 2015 |
bebe2: I know, right. 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Creamish(f): 3:02pm On May 14, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress: They are like some godfathers... 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 3:03pm On May 14, 2015 |
robosky02: Then the problem started from that day. 1 Like |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by MzJackBaueress(f): 3:03pm On May 14, 2015 |
ozodigboo:black trousers I mean. |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by Nobody: 3:04pm On May 14, 2015 |
ozodigboo:Free scholarship for how many people? 1 in 100? Today we don't need scholarships because post independence govts have built thousands of schools and 200 universities. What "better" power supply are you talking about? There were no power plants worthy of the name until after independence. The colonialists didn't even build a grid! The "several Europeans'' who lived in Nigeria then were holed up in pampered cocoons of comfort like Ikoyi from which blacks like you were barred, unless you were a servant. 4 Likes |
Re: Amazing Pictures From Nigeria's Past by braine(m): 3:04pm On May 14, 2015 |
Helkayklassic: wow!!!!! My mom was describing this to me last week! good to finally see!!! |
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