wow another childrens day is here again

I remember when we justle to be in the school match pass team. so we can see the governor.

can forget how we wake up so early get dressed up and join to school bus off to the stadium.


singing o ma yo o may , omayo oma yo

when shall I see my home ...

the rhymes were never current lol


so guys share your most fond memeory of childrens day

:PI can still clearly remember when i was marching and was carried away by d sight of OCH'IDOMA.. Seriously i almost fumbled if not for my friend dat tapped me

priphil:
:PI can still clearly remember when i was marching and was carried away by d sight of OCH'IDOMA.. Seriously i almost fumbled if not for my friend dat tapped me

lol

menh you need to see we do every thing to impress lol

All I remember is the innocence & the oblivion to the harsh realities of life. Parents do a good job in that regard. If only one could remain forever young & sheltered

How many times I celebrate childrens day?

Xbabangida:
How many times I celebrate childrens day?

so you no celebrate?

chai you miss ehh full time

My only happiness that day was *I NO DEY GO SCHOOL THAT DAY*HURRAY!!!!!

Playing drums for the ladies to admire, was always fun and body lifting for me.

Imagine other students dey see me scatter side drum when they are marching....

Missing the fun sha...

I had great parents who exposed us to everything that was there to see and taught us how to appreciate and have fun with it too!
Childhood is a whole long joy_filled for me so all the experiences blend together to a sense of happiness.

Going to stadium to March..

Nothing to celebrate in Nigeria

Hmmmm....The most fun memory is when aunts and uncles come visiting, they often drop some "small something" for us then.

Chai, but the joy is often shortlived because your parents will always collect it to keep for you... Let me even go and ask them for all my money

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

I dedicate this to all the kids on Nairaland!!!

...and to my kids!

@OP, you had to use Ghanaian students? Osu Klottey na for Accra now.

I remember march at Holy trinity Onitsha where theres stiff competition btw Ado girls and QRC, DMGS V CKC V st Charles for the trophy. It always rained on children's day, in my days.

Don't think I did anything spectacular on May 27. Probably just stayed home, watched TV and played games with my friends.

Meanwhile, let me go and say HBD to ma nigga dats adding a year 2day

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cant forget the day my mum caught me and our neighbor daughter, wen we are doing mummy and daddy things in our neighbor kiosk, i was nakked with my pencil size dickkk and while she too was nakked with her clean and hairless thing, my mum flog us that day no b samll i cant forget that day... Chai, i really miss my childhood



to all the kids out there, happy childrens day, pls dont be naughty like me wen i was kid..

Every children's day, once is 6pm my mum will be like "oh I forgot today is children's day, I wanted to take you out. Don't worry I'll take u out tomorrow" My brothers and sisters, that tomorrow never still show face, me sef down grow don't get my own pikin but he's too small to celebrate d day.

[color=#990000][/color] it wasnt easy 4 me den' every 1st of may l got to hustle had so l gt some cash.. a day to 26 l cant sleep wakin to check time. it was so much fun den.... long live DR GOODLUCK JONATHAN

It always rain on 27th May. Watch for today's rain.


God bless Samuel William Smith of Boy's Brigade.

Thinking....

crying missin my childhood days in north....

happy children's day

Mummy and Daddy was/still my favourite.

[center]Difference[/center]

Childhood : Fully clothed konji

Adulthood : Fully unclothed konji.

ladyF:
Hmmmm....The most fun memory is when aunts and uncles come visiting, they often drop some "small something" for us then.

Chai, but the joy is often shortlived because your parents will always collect it to keep for you... Let me even go and ask them for all my money

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

They will tell you, ''it is the money we used to purchase either this or that for you and your siblings when there was no money.''

i never partook in this parade thing o.... i wish i did

ladyF:
Hmmmm....The most fun memory is when aunts and uncles come visiting, they often drop some "small something" for us then.

Chai, but the joy is often shortlived because your parents will always collect it to keep for you... Let me even go and ask them for all my money

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

lol.. u make me remember my dad..