In fact, we always have different past stories to tell about our country in the past.
This reminds me of the time we make use of the above (photo) Nitel card before the advent of mobile phone. This card could be purchased from Nitel offices depend on your pocket which range from 100, 200 and 400 units respectively. if you don't have enough money to buy your personal card, it means you would have to rent a card from those that rent it out and they'll be paid according to the unit you used.... it is a life system of communication rememberance.
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RoyalBlak007:
o.p....wer did u see this artifact?

I have it right in my house for reference purpose.

I remember those card very well, back then, sometime in 1997 when I was 5 year my dad will slot in the card in one of those public phone, punch some number and then my late grandmum would pick the phone. He will them carry me in his left arms, put the phone at my ear and say to me "speak to grandma".

oh, those good old days, when naira had value. The N500 my friend bring to school everyday could feed the whole class and change will still remain. His name is Chinasa and he was the biggest boy in terms of cash back then in Markudi International School, Benue state. I miss him so much.

oh, how time flys. How i wish i could change the hands of time.