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1988 - When bleaching creams were banned in Nigeria...:-)

Apparently, in February 1988, the Nigerian military government banned all bleaching creams and soaps. Lucky for some Nigerians, democracy arose to save their bleaching rights. Lol. 

Credit: SeeMeSeeNigeria/New Straits Times - Jun 27, 1988.

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    1. Thats crap...thank God for DEMO

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    2. Lol@ saving breaching rights.

      Order for your beautiful bedspread @ 79AEFD3B. Delivery available nationwide.

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    3. Right to bleach... hehe. Pls visit rellaidiovo.blogspot.com

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    4. Luckily for your sister

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    5. Wow wetin? Hw I wish d ban was not uplifted ! Cos d rate of bleaching dis days is tragic!

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  2. Lol, bt nw every1 is free to get 1. GEJ is working hahahaah

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  3. IF IT WAS DS ERA, HAAAH! DENCIA WUD NOT SHOW FACE IN NIAJA...SO IT WAS A BANNED THNG BEFORE....HIAN! ....TOMJERRYSWIT

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  4. Really democracy rose to give back bleaching rights. I hope this banned wil stil continue bcos it has done a lot of harm than good.

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  5. I dont like when people bleach but this aint cool, people should have the right to do what they like with their skin.

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  6. Pls they should ban it again

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  7. Lmfaoooooooooooooooooooooooo bleaching is now even modernised...another level

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  8. Lol. Fuck*** bleaching rights!!


    OKORO UPGRADED**

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  9. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Damn... This is so damn serious i swear....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  10. It shuld be Banned again, cz d rate way pple dey abuse dz tin mehmm !!!

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  11. I swear linda,,, ur sis laura is so lucky....if no be democracy, wetin she 4 do?

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  12. Now it is as rampant as anything forgeting the fact that some of them are detrimental to the skin

    www.glowyshoe.blogspot.com

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  13. If only it could be banned again...

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  14. lolzzzzz.....I wonder what pele would do if bleaching cream is banned again....

    Moye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB....

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  15. hahaha, o maa ga oh

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  16. This means that if we were still in the military era,people like dencia would have been locked up for selling contraband goods. # can'tstoplaffin# military ruthless sha

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  17. Lolz! Real thanks 2 democracy!

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  18. They should ban it again.....the bleaching is becoming much


    ::::::::::::::::::::::::QUEENMAYA:::::::::::::::::::

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  19. We much bleach ooooo

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  20. Hehehe. Baboons would've been competing with some people.

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  21. All this gals bleaching now should thank democracy

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  22. Lol.. @Democracy arose to save their bleaching
    rights.

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  23. We're in the era of y2k compliance which has made some young girls and boys believe that only fair people are beautiful,they will go all out to bleach their skin even if they are still fair.

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  24. They had a better idea of things in 1988 sigh

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  25. N breaching is now a trend in Nigeria most especially among our celebrities

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  26. N breaching is now a trend in Nigeria most especially among our celebrities

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  27. N breaching is now a trend in Nigeria most especially among our celebrities

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  28. Dencia take note......

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  29. Cream or no cream,, e no concern govt biko

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  30. Those days of Tura, still fresh in my memory. Lol, how time flies. Linda take note!

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  31. Those days of Tura, still fresh in my memory. Lol, how time flies. Linda take note!

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  32. Those days of Tura, still fresh in my memory. Lol, how time flies. Linda take note!

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  33. Another medium to score a political point?

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  34. Those days of Tura, still fresh in my memory. Lol, how time flies. Linda take note!

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  35. Now a dollar cost above N200. When will N200 equal $200? We want change.

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  36. Lool! Bleaching rights.

    Lady G
    www.gabychronicles.blogspot.com
    XOXO

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  37. oh wow, that's news. but bleaching is really harmful to the skin.

    kindly visit my blog

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  38. thank God it happened 1988 otherwise Ayo Fayose will blame GMB for the ban... #justthinkingoutlawd

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  39. Linda,plss show dis article to Laura ur sis.Na she need am pass

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  40. Bleaching is disgusting and unhealthy.

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  41. Thank God it wasn't GMB's regime. It would have been a tale of another comical story and political propaganda ! Maryam Babangida of blessed memory was looking radiant without them. Twas IBB way of accentuating the true beauty of an African woman!

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  42. Dear Linda Ikeji, how are you and your family member, I hope they are fine if so glory be to God in heaven (amen).
    I am writing this letter to you to complain about some stuffs on this blog that's getting me and angry and also vast majority of other readers too.
    I know poverty is a disease, but am pretty sure that one can't be rich with 100k. Ever since the last time you gaveaway more than 1million in december 2014 and most especially gave 5 most commentor 100k, this useless, nonentity, nicompoo, scallywag and jobless young man called Royal Priesthood have been flooding this blog with a lot of useless comment. Even abokodawarri comment make more sense than his own, I'll like you to do something about this royal priesthood before he drives all of us out of this BLOG. Bonario, Bishop Dammy, ONYx, are not popular on this blog because they are flooding this blog with comment but they comment sensibly. I will like you Linda to block Royal Priesthood from this blog, we are really getting irritated by his comment. God bless you as you do so.
    Thanks
    A CONCERNED LIB READER.

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    1. Dear anonymous u r a pathetic FOOL.

      Do u need Linda Ikeji phone number, email address or probably home address? Pls request for it and I wil surely send it across 2u. "BAD BELE HE OR SHE GOAT u r and jobless one@dat.

      Good riddiance to bad rubbish for my comments and how I comments still stands and if u don't like it go hug d transformer if not try jumping into d lagoon for all I care. Idiot called anonymous dat is home sick and retarded.

      U better go sort out ur family issue's and stop posing lik a class monitor on dis blog. Nonsense!!!

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    2. Dear anonymous u r a pathetic FOOL.

      Do u need Linda Ikeji phone number, email address or probably home address? Pls request for it and I wil surely send it across 2u. "BAD BELE HE OR SHE GOAT u r and jobless one@dat.

      Good riddiance to bad rubbish for my comments and how I comments still stands and if u don't like it go hug d transformer if not try jumping into d lagoon for all I care. Idiot called anonymous dat is home sick and retarded.

      U better go sort out ur family issue's and stop posing lik a class monitor on dis blog. Nonsense!!!

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  43. oh wow, that's news

    kindly visit my very entertaining lifestyle/motivational blog

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  44. Dey shld banned d lighting cream jor....most Nigerian girls here in Accra wants to become Nadia by all means.

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  45. If it gets banned now, it will reveal to us those who are truly fair and those that are truly dark. Disaster!


    Lindahrisfashion.blogspot.com

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  46. Lolz...... Domocracy allow demostration of craziness and it make it sucks.

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  47. Some Nigerians bleaching right? Example your bleached out sister, Laura ikeji!

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  48. All I see is well written news. See how beautiful the headline and lead to the article is. Superb journalism those days.

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  49. Linda says, "Lucky for some Nigerians, democracy arose to save their bleaching rights. Lol." - like your sister laura

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  50. Hmmm..do. pipu still bleach??

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  51. Just imagine...27 june 1988, ORDINARY 8 (Eight) Naira was equal to $3(USD)..seems just like yesterday..

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  52. Wasn't Tura available then?

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  53. Keep condemning bleaching girls while u that u ain't bleaching can't even get a husband @ 35, check out Dabota 26 year old bleacher,shes married to a billionaire,besides,before u mock girls tht bleach,Advice ur sister Laura that looks like Ape to stop bleaching ok?? Good!

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  54. Anybody that bans it in this age, dies the next day....our Ladies would take it personally

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    1. Where hav u b? Quite a while. Hw hav u b fairing and hw is sch? Missed reading ur great initiative comments dear.
      Welcome back!

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    2. Where hav u b? Quite a while. Hw hav u b fairing and hw is sch? Missed reading ur great initiative comments dear.
      Welcome back!

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  55. Lol. Wonder what will happen if its banned now.

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  56. Dencia's wudnt ave flourished. LOl

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  57. I can only imagine wat wuld hav happend if dat ban was still on!!!

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  58. Na wa o. If that happens now, most of the lagos babes wil relocate out of naija.

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  59. Do what is the reason for the post?

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  60. I wonder wat our nigerian bleaching actresses would hav done if it were 2 b now!

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  61. Seriously!
    Actual thank God for democracy
    Everybody has the right to look the way they want to look like

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  62. Very funny!!!😂😂

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  63. People like ur sister yea. Lmao. Post this comment oh. Lol

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  64. Bleaching na serious issue oooo


    Auntylindagoddaughter

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  65. So wat as dat got to do wt Nigerian present situation?

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  66. Bora league
    don start no b today



    #Commenting thru Glo 4G LTE

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  67. Lol dem 4 renact d law again abeg.

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  68. Not just possible now.....gone were dos days

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  69. I support the ban because body odor have become the order of the day

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  70. I support the ban because body odor have become the order of the day

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  71. I support the ban because body odor have become the order of the day

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  72. Yeloow fever nko ? e dey na em be the better now e dey ...Fela Kuti the truth and Nigeria's only true prophet

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  73. This is incredible, I wonder the outrage that will follow if the FG tries it in this era

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  74. Lmao! It would have been a bad market for Dencia and other bleaching creams manufacturing companies who are now making it big in Nigeria. Thanks to Democracy











    Lin Lin my love!

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  75. Lol
    http://beadglitz.blogspot.com/2015/03/tutorial-beaded-fur.html?m=1

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  76. Choi! Thank God for democracy lol!!!

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  77. Choi! Thank God for democracy lol!!!

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  78. Wit anoda look @ it tho, bck den d military regime helpd mantain sm level of sanity in nigeria

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  79. This is no joke oo Aunty Linda... Our weather is too hot for bleaching cream... The rate at which Amaka blacky turns Ama yellow pawpaw is alarming.. There re drug that does the bleaching from within ... I hope they read this article n see the damages they re facing in the nearest future.

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  80. I pray it should be banned again....

    . <<100%Nigerian>>

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  81. Are you kidding me? The thing no even start today sef, odikwa egwu




    =prittyog in the house=

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  82. They should implement it again...

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  83. Thank God for democracy

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  84. BIG FISH said.........nice

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  85. hrm paul ojeih6 March 2015 at 22:06

    Peopld like pela and dencia for no get business dey should tank abdusalam

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  86. Eight Naira (about $5). If only we could have that today!!!!

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  87. Democracy of craze...........#MIC say so

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  88. Babangida's regime. Jay-B

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  89. TOKE MAKINWA STOP BLEACHING

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