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Thursday, March 14, 2019

Nigerian History

People born in year 2000s cannot relate....



From Nigerian facts on twitter..

76 comments:

  1. This is called Paail bucket. heavier when empty, so imagine when you fill it up with water and then mistakenly lands it on your little toe. Least I forget, the base is almost as sharp as a blunt knife. Tufiakwa.

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    1. This bucket is why I have not grown past the average door handle. I am already adjusting my neck cos I feel It on my head. This pail is the number one cause of general dwarfism in children and neck dwarfism (those people that don't have neck and their head is directly on the shoulder as if they used hammer to knack the head and the neck disappeared inside the chest?)

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    2. Hahaha hahaha @ anon 13:03

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    3. Anon 13:03 na wa ooo🤣🤣🤣

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    4. hahahahahaha days of boarding school and fetaching water from the well or stream #hhcjamumara

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    5. Anon 13:03: Kuku kee us hahaha... imagine the analysis: not growing pass the door handle afi general dwarfism in children and neck dwarfism oh my world!!! Abeg forgive our parents for they meant no harm...na condition make crayfish bend biko

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    6. Hahahaha @Annonymous 13.03 wetin happen? Drink water it will calm you down. This bucket really suffer me Sha. But it's all in the past now. Behold all things are new. @Blessed Princess

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    7. ROTFL jeezzzzz, you guys will kill someone here. Anon 13:03 isi n'oo gini bikonu?

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    8. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha anon u are mean.

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    9. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣hilarious

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    10. Oh my goodness ��������������. What a good way to end my stressful day. Bvess una too much..

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    11. Ah anonymous, you just borrowed my thought with that toe thing. I used to fear this bucket like MAD when I was in boarding school. I'd rather carry 3 plastic buckets on batches than 1 of this.

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    12. Oh my goodness Anonymous. This bucket offend you o. Can't stop laughing.

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  2. This one is pail not bucket.

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    1. Pail ooooo, I suffered in birding house with this bucket that year sha. If this bucket mistakingly drops on your feet/toes lasan???? You're done for.

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    2. So you were living in a nest with birds as neighbours?

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  3. Na only twitter and IG those ones sabi o.

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  4. If this bucket mistakenly hit you ehhee,you will remember the day you were born!...
    It’s Mainly for people that grew up in a face me I slap your compound!...
    We had it then!..

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    1. No, is everywhere, even in the village. @Blessed Princess

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    2. I see you grew up in a face me i face you yard. I understand ur comments more now

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    3. @13:30 are you new here? Lol. Queen has always been blunt about her humble beginnings. No be today.

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  5. Wow,we call it pale ( I don't know if I get the spelling right tho) then. That's what we use in our bathroom very strong and last for years.

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  6. Ihis wicked bucket.I never understood why parents bought such heavy things for their kids.imagine it filled with water.The weight was out of this world.

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  7. If you used this bucket gather here we a selfie. If i didn't use this bucket wetin I gain? @Blessed Princess

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    1. See me here. Make I adjust my big head.

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    2. Selfie time 📷
      It's called pale or garawa in yoruba
      It must not hit your leg ooo

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    3. I use am fetch water wella.

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    4. same thing ooo. Very heavy something. I usually struggle to carry it ooo.

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    5. I used it ooo,mine was boarding school. Lol

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    6. Pleasant surprises14 March 2019 at 18:59

      Present ohh, we used it too .very heay something

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  8. I still have a straight-long-scar I got from it..

    you remember how we half-fill it with water and sit on it,then dance or wiggle with it....

    kaiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the good old days

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    1. In boarding house then some of these iron buckets had lost their handle and one wicked senior will still give u to go get water for...imagine!

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  9. I have this bucket(d original one) very heavy in my bathroom now.It was given to me as a wedding gift by my dad's age group meeting 4years ago

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    1. Hahahahaha so nice of them.

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    2. Lmao......this made me laugh so much.....
      Was it wrapped?
      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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    3. 😂😂😂😂😂😂..I won't carry this kain bucket from the reception venue I swear.

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    4. It was nicely wrapped,they presented it to my dad a day after my wedding n I got to carry it when I finally visited them.My husband laughed ehnnn

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  10. My Secondary school , this was the pail we used.. seniors would now tell you to go fetch water for them four times with this heavy thing.. Thank God for shower head waters now

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  11. We had the dwarf type. Short and chubby😁😁. Chai. Very heavy when empty. Just let it mistakenly fall on your toes..sorry.

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  12. Instead of me to carry this bucket with water when asked to fill drums at home I better go farm ....this pale comes with degree in heaviness

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  13. Hahahahah
    Very heavy an painful

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  14. I remember this bucket. Some neighbours had it.

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  15. This garawa wounded me a lot then. Chai. It got to a point I stopped carrying it when going to fetch water. Don't know what finally happened to it.

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  16. This one na pail. We still have it in the village. Used it last Christmas we travelled.
    Ozu Nwaada... Very heavy something.

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  17. I always developed blisters those days while carrying this punishment of a bucket.

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  18. We call it pail then....very heavy something

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  19. The inventor of this bucket should face a tribunal and be jailed ..kai we suffer ehn ..my kids don't even know rubber bucket ..because both cold and hot water is running in all indoor taps..let me screenshot this and show them

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    1. Hehehehehe. @annonymous please be merciful abeg. @Blessed Princess

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    2. hahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha @ face a tribunal

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  20. You dare not allow this bucket to hit your small toe

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  21. We called it "iron bucket" in my house then...Choi make this thing just fall for your leg, the jump no be here ohhh...Wow the good old days!!!

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  22. Some parents bought these buckets for their kids in boarding house.

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  23. This bucket that has given me tribal Mark on my head

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  24. Stella you just sabi describe something I swear. Just allow this bucket to hit your leg as water fullam like this one up there, na sorry be your name. Chai! the good old days

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  25. I still use this bucket. It is in my bathroom right now.

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  26. This bucket ooo, this is truly history. Choi

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  27. That is called Ashawo Bucket.

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  28. Such lovely memories. I remember when my pail bucket was stolen in St. Louis Sec Sch. Kano, kai I was so pained. I combed the hostels looking for my precious bucket. For where! This was far back in 1992. I still get annoyed that my bucket was stolen. Ha ha ha

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  29. Lol ...the ubiquitous "Garawa".

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  30. I used it back then in school. It’s called garawa

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