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The indomie generation won't know these..

Nostalgia feelings creeping in I feel like crying right now . Op thank you so much.

What of drummer boy

0955eb027:
An african nite of entertainment. Cyprian Ekwensi Thd drummer boy, The slave boy (cant remember the authors now). This books, i read in primary school.

an African night of entertainment,I was unable to read it,but my sister use to tell me the story then...2002 I guess

I read this book in my Junior class.

Chike is one of the I read over and over
...

Sizwe Banzi is dead
The Joys of motherhood
The last duty
The government inspector
Lamb takes from Shakespeare
Hamlet
The trials of brother Jero

My Father's Car.

The lion and the jwell by wole Soyinka

People please never forget MOTHERS CHOICE jnr, how dy take their Mercedes Benz for weddings and the volvo for burial

Good books with Moral instructions. I don't know what they are reading these days in school. Hmmmmmmmm. Nigeria

The virtuous woman

The incorruptible judge

This was the best of them all, no wonder Dbanji used it as title of his song oliver twist

This book is one of best books that taught me strong morals of life. Its quite educating.

The trials of Jimmy Johnson. Shout out to my I.H.C.H.S peeps.

The Incorruptible Judge - Ola Rotimi
The Concubine - Elechi Amadi
Arrow of God - Chinua Achebe
Animal Farm - George Orwell
The Village boy


This is Our Chance - James Ene Henshaw

I remember one funny character - Bambulu with his big big grammar.

2nd Chance (cant remember the author)

The INCORRUPTIBLE JUDGE
AKPAN AND THE SMUGGLERS
THE VILLAGE HEADMASTER
JOYS OF MOTHERHOOD
THE WIVES REVOLT

Who read "THE FRUIT OF HONESTY"?

The first novel I read is blood bath at lobster close that was after my primary 6 and daddy said I shd summarize before he comes back oliver twist, macbeth and trial of brother jero where part of our literature book for people who wrote waec in 94 can't stop reading novel thanks to my dad

OluwabuqqyYOLO:
Those books were the best, man! I learnt reading with Ralia, the sugar girl. Then after, I read every book I came across. I read the Dark Child by C. M Laye in primary school. King Solomon's Mines is one book I'll never forget. If there is anyway I'd get it, someone, please, tell me.

But all sha, I thank my mom. God bless her. She showed me all. Btw, I'm just 19. Not everyone of this generation isn't sound.

Nice one bro. Some of these books can be found at the Bookshop House at CMS, Lagos.

DrWise:
The Incorruptible Judge - Ola Rotimi
The Concubine - Elechi Amadi
Arrow of God - Chinua Achebe
Animal Farm - George Orwell
The Village boy


This is Our Chance - James Ene Henshaw

I remember one funny character - Bambulu with his big big grammar.

You must be a literature student and probably finish in 94 cos those are the books we read

sure it is throwing back remembrance.

arabaribiti:


You must be a literature student and probably finish in 94 cos those are the books we read

Yeah! I actually finished in '95.

Students of now and my time

Now:
1. Bobo & indomi or no school
2. Every child calls teachers by their names
3. Nursery students have bag with books
4. You can be admitted without knowing how to speak
5. Add yours

My time:
1. Garry in one pocket & groundnut in the other
2. Calling a teacher by name is likened as treason. Nicknames were more invoke then
3. We have personal blackboard with chalk in our back pockets
4. Your hand must cross your other ear before you can be admitted, that shows you are matured enough to handle cane
5. Add yours

In my opinion school was really more fun than now

Oh! reminiscing ..... I read those books. But eze goes to school and eze goes to college was very touching... I cried when I read that lovely piece.

davibid:
Students of now and my time

Now:
1. Bobo & indomi or no school
2. Every child calls teachers by their names
3. Nursery students have bag with books
4. You can be admitted without knowing how to speak
5. Add yours

My time:
1. Garry in one pocket & groundnut in the other
2. Calling a teacher by name is likened as treason. Nicknames were more invoke then
3. We have personal blackboard with chalk in our back pockets
4. Your hand must cross your other ear before you can be admitted, that shows you are matured enough to handle cane
5. Add yours

In my opinion school was really more fun than now

that means you be arugbo... Old man wetin u dey do for nairaland?

DrWise:


Yeah! I actually finished in '95.

One love brother finish 94 and the book the concumbine is a book I want to read again ihuoma the pretty lady

OluwabuqqyYOLO:
Those books were the best, man! I learnt reading with Ralia, the sugar girl. Then after, I read every book I came across. I read the Dark Child by C. M Laye in primary school. King Solomon's Mines is one book I'll never forget. If there is anyway I'd get it, someone, please, tell me.

But all sha, I thank my mom. God bless her. She showed me all. Btw, I'm just 19. Not everyone of this generation isn't sound.

Now called "The African Child"

Wifes and Mother ,this too was a "bomb" with lots of proverb.


oooooh feeling sooooo nostalgic.