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1988 – Back in the day When bleaching creams were banned in Nigeria…:-)

Posted by: Lolade in Metro life Comments Off on 1988 – Back in the day When bleaching creams were banned in Nigeria…:-)

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

Obviously, in February 1988, the Nigerian military government banned all blanching creams and cleansers. Lucky for a few Nigerians, vote based system emerged to spare their blanching rights. haha.

 

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