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Ahead of the 59th Independence Day tomorrow, Nigerian schools marked Nigeria's Independence by having their students turn up to school in traditional attires.

Celebrities took to Instagram to share photos of their kids rocking outfits worn by different Nigerian tribes.

Personalities such as Marcy Dolapo Oni, Paul Okoye, Lola Omotayo, Powede Awujo, Tonto Dikeh, Femi Fani Kayode, and more showed off their kids.

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At this age na public holiday be our problem. Make we go play ball for street.

Like if your parents no send any of this pagent shit Share if they do

Nice one

Lalasticlala

See better school

It is in Abuja we have schools that your kids can attend and they speak American or British English language. Send them abroad and they won't have issues blending - grammatically.

Not these ones in Abuja satellite towns like Tungamaje, Gwagwa/Karimo or even "One man Village", which kids of the poor attends and you hear them say,

Mommy: Who beat you?

Kpako kid: " Na John beat me, I NOW push him, and he NOW push me, and I NOW blow him and he NOW beat me"

Chai

Igbo Amaka

Lucky kids

U

Cool

Beautiful kids

U think this should be peter okoyes kids

Why him son no dey on igbo attire. Come dey wear another ethnic group cloth . Anyways na their matter be that

Peter funny o no wonder he dey that dirty mumu tasha.

Peter obviously an efulefu


Beautiful kids though

Okay

Na fine pikins dem I see, just like mine ..

But where and who be the Cele for hia?

Cute and innocent souls

Tonto Dike is actually taking good care of her son. Mr Churchill is happy wherever he is.

So what should the poor parent do....? Sorry for Nigeria

Ok

EmekaBlue:
Chai
Igbo Amaka

the boy look like my first son

Whats traditional about that tonto's boy? And moreover who owns that kid that looks and Dressed like Buhari? i mean the one on the inter-loCk. In white is he Sick or Hungry or na Sagem they use Snap am?

Mrjonah:


the boy look like my first son

Your 1st son must be a very handsome boy

naijadrivablog:
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By their staircase, you shall know them.

It is in Abuja we have schools that your kids can attend and they speak American or British English language. Send them abroad and they won't have issues blending - grammatically.

I was at Garki market sometime ago with wifey to shop and I heard a little girl of say, 5years speaking supri supri (American English) and I loved that.

Not these ones in Abuja satellite towns like Tungamaje, Gwagwa/Karimo or even "One man Village", which kids of the poor attends and you hear them say,

Mommy: Who beat you

Kpako kid: " Na John beat me, I NOW push him, and he NOW push me, and I NOW blow him and he NOW beat me"


Pls, give birth to the number of children you would give the best of almost everything, in your capacity - yes, show them that life can be hard too

The funny thing is that the real people, whose accent it is, don't get impressed when someone, who has lived all his life in Nigeria, tries to speak English in their accent.

They are more interested in your speaking English in an accent they will understand...not sounding phony because you want to impress them.

For countless number of times, the BBC has pronounced Nigeria's English accent the best in the world.

Some of us don't know the value of what we have, really.

Truly Igbo AMAKA, you can confirm it up there

EmekaBlue:
Chai

Igbo Amaka

This boy na future importer and exporter, check out the leg swag..

naijadrivablog:
See better school
By their staircase, you shall know them.

It is in Abuja we have schools that your kids can attend and they speak American or British English language. Send them abroad and they won't have issues blending - grammatically.

I was at Garki market sometime ago with wifey to shop and I heard a little girl of say, 5years speaking supri supri (American English) and I loved that.

Not these ones in Abuja satellite towns like Tungamaje, Gwagwa/Karimo or even "One man Village", which kids of the poor attends and you hear them say,

Mommy: Who beat you

Kpako kid: " Na John beat me, I NOW push him, and he NOW push me, and I NOW blow him and he NOW beat me"


Pls, give birth to the number of children you would give the best of almost everything, in your capacity - yes, show them that life can be hard too.

Staircase with no handrails for school kids. That is big building code violation In a sane climate.
Moreover those multiplication on the steps are big distractions and could actually lead to fall. Schools should be a safe place for kids

Beautiful people Everywhere.......

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EmekaBlue:
Chai
Igbo Amaka

This boy is too beautiful.