Indomie Generation

Do you remember:

Those days when we went to school, lined up and the headmistress and teachers inspect our nails and uniform, then we match to our classrooms?

The days of 'Nasco Biscuit', 'Okin biscuit', 'Trebor', 'Iced Coloured water' tied in nylon (we called it "lolly")?

The days of 'Goody-Goody' and 'Pako Biscuit'?

The days of Ali and Simbi, Mr Salami and Mrs Salami, Agbo lives in Calabar?

Those days when one naira is money, when groundnut was 5 kobo and 'choco milo' sweet was 5 kobo?

The days of messing game, 'who is in the garden', 'police and thief'?

The days of 'Mama and Papa'?

The days when we use to build houses with sand, play 'Suwe game', 'tinco tinco', 'change of style', 'ten ten', 'skipping', 'stop!'?

Those days when we used to fly kite on streets, when boys used to use the paint bucket cover as tire and their daddy's hanger as d steering?

Those days when rubber band was stock exchange?

Those days when votron, jimbo, power rangers, spider man was our favourite cartoons?

The days of limca soft drinks and choco milo advert on black and white TV and Sunday rendezvous by 1:30pm?

Those days when we say 'leke leke give me white finger, I'll give you back'?

Those days when eleganza pen was the best?

The days wen we used to drink water from the tap, even suck out the water if it's not coming out?

The days when NTA will show rainbow color for 30 minutes then play the National Anthem before they start their programmes at 4pm?

The days wen basket sandals, simbi and Bata sandals were the best?

The days when we all sing 'sandalili sandalili' songs?

Now Dstv has come. No more old fun. I'm really proud to have experienced all this. If you are not smiling, it means you were not born in my generation. Which means you are
the INDOMIE generation

Comment below on other things you remember if you were born in those days...