A lady has taken to twitter to narrate her insightful experience at her friend’s family house.

According to the user identified as @Bodasheeee, she followed her friend to his family house yesterday. His dad passed away some years ago, but his room and belongings were left untouched.

Her friend was searching for an important document which led them into his dad’s room.

She said all the artefacts found there took her back in time.

@Bodasheeee claimed that before yesterday, she had never seen Biafran notes before and some other old Nigerian currencies.

See some of the artefacts below;

“Old passbooks from UBA & Access Bank dating back into the early 80’s;

“Sunday Concord newspaper from 1985. – 1979 Constitution of Nigeria (Purchased for One naira). – Map of Nigeria as at 1985 (Containing Old Imo state, Bendel State & Gongola State) – Federal highway code of Nigeria (1972).

“First-ever yearbook of the Uni-Ilorin Medical Students Association (ILUMSA), Class of 1987/88. Their Dean of Faculty was a Prof O. Ogunbode.

“Newswatch and Citizen were the anchors for many in the military era. They were unbiased reports of truth found by diligent investigative reporting. These are from 1992. The one with Gen. Abdulsalami on the cover is from 1998.

Nigerian passports from the very first. These two are from 1977 and 1989.

This is what the driver’s licence and  Payslips looked like back then. These ones are dated 1986.

“Found one of Rev. @sam_adeyemi‘s books from 1999 in the bookshelf 

• Typewriters

• Calculator

• Three generations of cameras.

•  Old gramophone records

Gramophone records of Fela’s albums

“Music is powerful. For every single record I found, my friend would tell me what phase they were in their lives, what his dad was up to, landmark events that happened around that time. His mum is also one of those who assert that rain fell whenever Majek sang his famous tune.

“Gramophone records of Chief Osita Osadebe (I hear he was a priest in his village), & Ogbuefi Olive de Coque. Hallowed names in Nigera’s Musical history.”

“More gramophone records. – Victor Uwaifo – Ebenezer Obey – Sunny Okosuns – Sunny Ade.

Michael Jackson from way way way back. RIP always.

“There were also gramophone records of Anioma, Okpanam & Ibusa dancing groups. I wonder where these people are now.

“Anioma, Okpanam & Ibusa dancing groups. (2)