So interesting. Do you remember Tinker and Konky. Honestly, the good old days were indeed cool and public schools were also at their very best. Good job.

Any lady that spots the 13th.hairdo have my heart forever.Priscaoge are you in?

How did they sleep with those hair styles?

Thanks mods for bringing it down

Gondonu:
Any lady that spots the 13th.hairdo have my heart forever.Priscaoge are you in?

Lol Ur heart ♥?? Pls what's inside it?

alaoeri:
That's when bournvita was bournvita not now that they are packaging rubbish.

The thing still dey market sef?

Cadbury really screwed up on this one

FruityLass:
The last style is presently on me.
Its natural and cool.

Picture or ahdontbeliveit

This........

mcchaka:
Anytime i see STELLA pomade i get angry......

They must have rubbed it real hard for that shine on your face ba?
lol
you and me both pal

DollyParton1:


Police cap, shuku alagbagba, koroba,

hahhaha used to go with my sisters then to make thier hair. I knew all their regular styles then cos their school changes the styles weekly. I could even plait some of them. I like DIDI.

Seventeen:
.... Honestly Its funny how when u're young, u want to be old, and when u're old, u want to be young. Really i miss d good old days.

Remember then i used to wish my grand dad would give me some of his years so i could add to mine...i dey find who wan collect some from me now and let me go back to a much younger me.

Growing up is so over rated

mcchaka:
Anytime i see STELLA pomade i get angry......

Lwkmd That cream can shine eeehhh especially during dry season

refreshrate:


They must have rubbed it real hard for that shine on your face ba?
lol
you and me both pal

not just DAT o....if u re marrying from d east owerri to b precise its in their.....if u don't buy 12 Stella pomade u never start.....ask me wat dey want to do with it.... this modern age?

mcchaka:


not just DAT o....if u re marrying from d east owerri to b precise its in their.....if u don't buy 12 Stella pomade u never start.....ask me wat dey want to do with it.... this modern age?

Talking from experience? Eyaaa sorry ooooooooooo

mcchaka:


not just DAT o....if u re marrying from d east owerri to b precise its in their.....if u don't buy 12 Stella pomade u never start.....ask me wat dey want to do with it.... this modern age?

Like seriously you mean now or then?
The pomade still dey market?

Owerri people haf kill me

Recycled threads. Boring

mikron:
Recycled threads. Boring

robinicule:
THIS LAND IS NOT FOR SALE

unfortunately INTROVERt is d sole OMO-ONILe' of nairaland

Good Old Days! When Men Were Boys! http://www.bummyla.com

Ali n Simbi ar nw: MR and MRS @ whobidis

robinicule:
THIS LAND IS NOT FOR SALE

Beware of 419 in the person of my son Kamoru (omo ale jati-jati).

priscaoge:

priscaoge:



Lol Ur heart ♥?? Pls what's inside it?

My infinite love for any lucky lady.I want to give it out.

priscaoge:
Omo this Condom own sef

hmm,na that condO.m u see,hmm e dey do u yoriyori abi.

refreshrate:


Like seriously you mean now or then?
The pomade still dey market?

Owerri people haf kill me

I thought the thing was no longer in the market oo, I even thought if it was it will b very cheap like 100, I ended up buying DAT thing for 450, a cup....bros am talking 2013 oooo not 1993.

priscaoge:
Omo this Condom own sef

. Just like you have a very memorable history with that one, nothing does you.

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I love the hairstyles. My mum had the hair catalogue way back and my sisters and I used to rock hairstyles like: Suku, Koroba, Suku Ologede, Owo ni faari, Patewo , Ojo n peti, Aja n loso, Eko bridge, Koju soko- Kehin sale, Pineapple, Panumo, Ipako elede, Roundabout, Fila olopa etc. I am currently rocking a Kolese now. l do Brazilian hair n stuff but I love me
most when I am African.

Princess4eva:
I love the hairstyles. My mum had the hair catalogue way back and my sisters and I used to rock hairstyles like: Suku, Koroba, Suku Ologede, Owo ni faari, Patewo , Ojo n peti, Aja n loso, Eko bridge, Koju soko- Kehin sale, Pineapple, Panumo, Ipako elede, Roundabout, Fila olopa etc. I am currently rocking a Kolese now. l do Brazilian hair n stuff but I love me
most when I am African.

U know all the names U be prof for that area menhhh . I only know the ones they call basket, flower in the garden, Suku and all back weaving

priscaoge:
When men were MEN and women were in tune with nature. When threads and rubber threads are well respected Each of these hair styles has a special name. Can anyone(Ladies) remember any one of those names? Add yours!





Lalasticlala!

how old did u say were again?

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