This Nigerian Twitter User Documented Amazing Photos of Colonial Buildings And We Are Stunned source http://omgvoice.com/lifestyle/nigerian-twitter-colonial-buildings/?geoip&country=NG cc lasticalala fynestboi

Nigerian Twitter user @Kelechinaba set out to document pictures of houses built during the colonial era, and the results are simply amazing.
Colonial buildings have this classic aura, that transports you back in time and gives you a glimpse of what life was back then. It’s a shame that most of these buildings have not been well preserved, but thanks to people like Kelechi, we get to see what some of these buildings look like. See the amazing photos below.



1. Building on Queen’s Street Yaba

2. The magnificent Cathedral Church, Ebutte Metta

3. And this building in Mushin

Lemme pack my kete-kete here fest

If these colonial buildings were snakes, nigeria would have eaten dem and even post it on nairaland. Bcus I never hear colonial zoo 4 naija b4 or colonial meat. Meat reservation no dey naija dictionary

4. This gem tucked somewhere in Surulere

adewumiopeyemi:
This Nigerian Twitter User Documented Amazing Photos of Colonial Buildings And We Are Stunned

I am not understanding this your siggy

5. The Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Ebutte Ero

6. Another building in Yaba

7. And this Grand Structure

8. Lisa Lodge

9. This building in Ogun State

10. Cathedral Of Saint Peter, Ibadan

11. Cocoa House, Ibadan

12. Cocoa House, Ibadan

13. Doherty House, Lagos

14. The Holy Cross Cathedral

15. And this glorious Church in Umuahia

ok sir hw dey u no dey pick my call wetin happen

Smellymouth:


I am not understanding this your siggy

adewumiopeyemi:
ok sir hw dey u no dey pick my call wetin happen

Dat day u called, I nor dey with d fone..

Sorry abt dat bro.

no p....

Smellymouth:


Dat day u called, I nor dey with d fone..

Sorry abt dat bro.

I Love Classic!

Nice job!

wen was cocoa hose in ibadan built

Wingback:
Most of this were definitely not built in the colonial "era"...When I Traveled to Ibadan, I remember my tour guide telling me Cocoa house was built in the 60s so I wonder how that classifies as colonial?

Just change the title of the thread to Old or something