Aswehdan, it is the most useless in the world. You can't use it to get a job, but you can use that of primary school.

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It was easier because we didn't have all those harassment from boys that is usually common in mixed schools and then life was still morally lit. So nothing like lesbo or it's kind. children of those days were still innocent and decent .

Iluvmycontr3:


Good we hav pple like u here, so that those that are ready to learn can be thought n educated..👍

It's my pleasure .

EriMma1:
I still have mine.

Was perusing through my file yesterday and saw these. Nice memory.
Dad did a great job of keeping these for years before handing it over to us when we became adults.

Let's see how many still have theirs.
.

Mine intact

phemmyfour:
only testimonials dey with me

LoL.. go back for your FSLC.

Olasyke:

It's actually no fuss if you don't have
Just go to your school and pay them for a new one. Or go and claim any good primary school, pay them and they'll give you a cleaner certificate than the one you have.
Money solves everything. Keeping a piece of paper from yester years back doesn't classify you as a keeper. I'm just saying.

Another Tinubu spotted.
Are you really sure you got those certs in the first place?

Sabadon:
you re 20yrs, ☺️,a good keeper

Who told you 😂😂

Benki003:
I still have mine

. So na small children full this Nairaland sef. Just imagine when them born this one. Once person upload relationship mata naw yu see them jumping in to comment on matter wey their age neva reach to answer nonsense

EriMma1:
I still have mine.

Was perusing through my file yesterday and saw these. Nice memory.
Dad did a great job of keeping these for years before handing it over to us when we became adults.

Let's see how many still have theirs.
.

I have them. Who will keep me

EriMma1:


For jss3? No way! Maybe you're mistaking ss3 cert for jss3.

JSS3 CERTIFICATE,I HAVE MINE TILL DATE.I HAVE ALL MY RESULTS RIGHT FROM NURSERY SCHOOL.

wunmi590:


Lol, your narration is very sweet, see me smiling and remembering the old days....

You should have accepted the holy child now, nah big girls school be that....

We were posted to wahab folawiyo then, that was where I finished self even as one of the school perfect, Christian assembly prefect....

Oh.. folawiyo at orsbone road was where we wrote G2 or was it common entrance self , I can't remember. We sha wrote one at folawiyo and wrote the other one at Victoria island girls secondary school, VI. Wow good old days.

That holy child was a very standard school then. The first day I got there, all those their ancient Victorian artifacts and structures were huge and kinda scary. I started feeling dizzy immediately. I just left and didn't go on with my registration. I got home and fell on the bed. Told my mum I wasn't going back there again before popsy came and saw me lying sick. Case closed

I still have mine too intact.

Denoh68:
JSS3 CERTIFICATE,I HAVE MINE TILL DATE.I HAVE ALL MY RESULTS RIGHT FROM NURSERY SCHOOL.

What year?

BinamRex:


These days kids just skip classes. I wonder where they are rushing to. You'll a 14-year-old in SS3, and it's not as if the child is very brilliant.

Lol... Abi writing jamb. They know natin. Its the parents that are causing it.

I still have mine intact. If you’re looking for government job, it’s essential you have it because it’s parry of their requirements

OlawaleBammie:

'93

Ehen? You think say me and you na mate before? Haha!

jiggar:


Wait, you went to Ireti?

Wow,Nice!

I went there too, makes me remember Corona.

Hahaha.. ireti is not a mixed school o. The one I attended was an all girls school in ikoyi.

Modified.
Sorry. I just remembered now that there was a secondary ireti grammar school in the same compound. Yes you're right and it was mixed. Though I didn't attend that one. Only went to the pry school.

Benki003:
I still have mine

I wanted to ask why you didn't blur your picture on the certificate but I realised that even if someone on Nairaland sees you publicly the person still can't use that picture to identify you.

No big deal here. I have them and neat.

EriMma1:
I still have mine.

Was perusing through my file yesterday and saw these. Nice memory.
Dad did a great job of keeping these for years before handing it over to us when we became adults.

Let's see how many still have theirs.
.

No big deal here. I have them and neat.

EriMma1:


What year?

2007

Denoh68:
2007

Oh.. Ok. Good

EriMma1:


Lol... Abi writing jamb. They know natin. Its the parents that are causing it.

ME THAT LEFT SEC SCHOOL AT 20.I HAD SO MANY CHILDREN IN MY CLASS THEN,WITH EMPTY BRAIN.

VOR2019:
No big deal here. I have them and neat.No big deal here. I have them and neat.

It's a big deal to some o. Cos they don't even know where it is any longer.

EriMma1:


Oh.. folawiyo at orsbone road was where we wrote G2 or was it common entrance self , I can't remember. We sha wrote one at folawiyo and wrote the other one at Victoria island girls secondary school, VI. Wow good old days.

That holy child was a very standard school then. The first day I got there, all those their ancient Victorian artifacts and structures were huge and kinda scary. I started feeling dizzy immediately. I just left and didn't go on with my registration. I got home and fell on the bed. Told my mum I wasn't going back there again before popsy came and saw me lying sick. Case closed

Lol...


Holy child college was actually a catholic school with St Gregory, they were run by both the Rev. Fr. And the Rev. Sr....

The St Gregory was actually what my parent wanted for me as we are Catholics, but God knows best...

Omo, you don runs island well well ooo..

Are you sure I won't low you so?

My family house is at moshalashin street, in that same obalende, nah there we boys of then they gather dy play

EriMma1:


Ehen? You think say me and you na mate before? Haha!

Make seun upgrade his site so that immediately u put date of birth he go show a sign to know the arugbos

No be say I don't av my own o but I'm not sure if it's in a good condition

Since 1997 I just went to collect mine in 2019, they charge me some fee.

Denoh68:
ME THAT LEFT SEC SCHOOL AT 20.I HAD SO MANY CHILDREN IN MY CLASS THEN,WITH EMPTY BRAIN.

It's so sad. What's the essence of the rush then?

Nefort:

I wanted to ask why you didn't blur your picture on the certificate but I realised that even if someone on Nairaland sees you publicly the person still can't use that picture to identify you.

Exactly even me sef can’t recognize myself with me now

OlawaleBammie:


Make seun upgrade his site so that immediately u put date of birth he go show a sign to know the arugbos

Who be arugbos?

EriMma1:
I still have mine.

Was perusing through my file yesterday and saw these. Nice memory.
Dad did a great job of keeping these for years before handing it over to us when we became adults.

Let's see how many still have theirs.
.

Ireti Girls......reminds me of Mrs Esangbedo

wunmi590:


Lol...


Holy child college was actually a catholic school with St Gregory, they were run by both the Rev. Fr. And the Rev. Sr....

The St Gregory was actually what my parent wanted for me as we are Catholics, but God knows best...

Omo, you don runs island well well ooo..

Are you sure I won't low you so?

My family house is at moshalashin street, in that same obalende, nah there we boys of then they gather dy play

LoL.. ah.. you no fit know me cos we were living at awolowo road ikoyi. That's where I was born.

The only time I went close to that area was when I went to do my registration at Holy Child and I came through keffi Biadou street and when we went for photoshoot at one baba at eleshin side. One baba that gives children makeup, asho oke and beads to snap pictures.

For our local shopping we go to that obalende market near dordan barracks before you get to obalende bustop. So, I hardly went to those moshalashi area.