all4naija: That isn't the argument though. You are taking the wrong direction to what we are talking about here. It is clear you have no idea of what you are talking about.

Please, post an Arial-view of those Igbo villages which don't have mud-buildings you and your colleagues talked about in previous posts.


Thank you.

all4naija: Can't somebody post pictures of Igbo villages,please?!

What is with the shady idea to post images here by those who claim there are no mud houses in Igbo villages?!


Thank you.

donigspain: Chei, nwanne m ehhhh, I haven't travelled yet. Okoko people travel too early because of your ''Okoko Day'' festival held every 26th. I've got friends from Okoko too. Do you know the house with the inscription ''Lion of Judah'' belonging to a late Policeman? I'm yet to make up my mind to travel but I sure now will because of you and my sweet cousin sister who has been pleading I come back.
We sure will meet either on ''Amokwe Day'' or ultimately on ''Item Day''.

thegreatest: Final proof there are no mud houses in Imo, Anambra state.

lygn19:
Y don't u show us now...MUMU.
Because ur even ur village kings palace is made of mud does that mean our's wud be mud too?...Ediot.

Gboliwe:
Chai! Nwoke du nma! The house with the inscription 'Lion of Judah' is just in the 'ezi' after mine. We are kindreds. We cannot marry each other. If I tell u my surname and u mention it anwhere in that house, they will bring u straight to my father's house.
Jokwaa

all4naija:

That is not the argument,dude! Just post images of Igbo village houses if you have them and stop making noise.

Thank you.

lygn19:
Ok now I can't, pls help me post pictures of the mud houses, or shutup.

thegreatest:
Final proof there are no mud houses in Imo, Anambra state.

onila:

all4naija:
To help you have better understanding of what I mean by village here. I posted an image below. However, I am waiting to see pictures of your village houses posted here.

Thank you.

patmaine:


this goes to show how myopic u 're. ..U think a place have to be littered with mud house for it to pass as village. goodness me...How old 're u...

all4naija:
Jeez! Those are how village houses are in Nigeria including East. They are virtually red mud houses.

patmaine:


its not true..the only mud house in my community in nnewi is a one room upstairs built 1912. it's owned by d obi of my community via his ancestors..then u need to see the houses scattered around it...

Please, stop lying. I have been to Nigeria before and I know how the village houses look like. They are red mud houses with smelling people living inside. That proves there is urgent need to turn things around by encouraging the people to take their bath and clean up their environment. The government can as well provide cheap housing unit for them. Oh, I remember that Nigerian leaders aren't smart enough to think along than line than to steal the wealth of the people. What a shameful thing indeed! Backward human beings!

all4naija:

Please, stop lying. I have been to Nigeria before and I know how the village houses look like. They are red mud houses with smelling people living inside. That proves there is urgent need to turn things around by encouraging the people to take their bath and clean up their environment. The government can as well provide cheap housing unit for them. Oh, I remember that Nigerian leaders aren't smart enough to think along than line than to steal the wealth of the people. What a shameful thing indeed! Backward human beings!

Abagworo:
Akokwa Imo State

adeitoro:
Tony Ezenna house, the castle

Abagworo:


Very right

onila:
is he single