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tpia:

on that your other blog, do you mean grand uncle or great uncle. Or are they the same.


Were you living in those houses? I thought those types of huts have been phased out in most southern villages. Or was that a farmstead, because I think some large farms can have those as temporary dwellings during intense planting or harvesting seasons maybe.

abeg no vex- I have to ask if I dont know.

Haha, no reason to vex bro.  Those houses are still very much around my dear. Have not been there for ages but I know the exist.

Would have appreciated this comment on the blog so that I know you were there

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tpia:

will do

I wasnt sure how often you checked your blog, that's why.

_{are you sure you'll have time to manage all of them btw}

I thought it was mainly the Fulanis who still built huts like that, actually.

I check my blog daily. Lol bros you will see such houses alot if you move into some hinterlands. Trust me. I will be updating the blog. You will know but one of those huts still exists.

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Not aware it is not accepting yahoo. I use google but I have my yahoo also there.
No mind them.
Thanks I will try n make it at least as good or better.

tpia:

on that your other blog, do you mean grand uncle or great uncle. Or are they the same.


Were you living in those houses? I thought those types of huts have been phased out in most southern villages. Or was that a farmstead, because I think some large farms can have those as temporary dwellings during intense planting or harvesting seasons maybe.

abeg no vex- I have to ask if I dont know.

Does anybody still wonder why you rant the highest anytime somebody tries to expose the ills of your folks in government?
You are simply out of touch from the obscurity your sponsors have subjected the cowardly and gullible nigerians to.

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:d ;d :d