all4naija:

You are very funny. You are trying hard to skillfully deceive your readers here and I can easily spot that. You said 'rural towns' while we are discussing about village houses. It means you cannot differentiate town from village in this argument.

Thank you.

berem: I don't need to prove to you or any other ignoramus that am Igbo. Keep wallowing in your stupidity and Idiocy. I don't care how you feel about my Igboness. Not because we don't agree in certain things makes me a lesser Igbo. I maghi onye mbu so o ka mma I mechiri onu gi kwara onwe gi ugwu.
If anyone says there's no mud house in Igbo land,the person is either ignorant or he hasn't traveled the length and breadth of Igbo land. There are still mud houses in ala igbo and its not something to be ashamed of. Not at all!!

One_Naira:

YOU ARE NOT IGBO, neither are you from SE. It is as obvious as knowing the damn sky is blue or earth is round. I bet all the money in my account that your @ss is from SW and most likely one of the bigoted APC e-rats on NL using an alternative account. Afterall, you admitted you have MULTIPLE accounts on this site. BTW: My assumption about you not being Igbo is not just about the mud hut BS of that "notice me" troll but rather on your interaction on multiple occasions on this site. ANYTIME there's an argument between Igbo and a yoruba motherf2ker, you are always ALWAYS siding with the Yoruba. Anytime during the Igbo vs Yoruba, ironically enough whenever the Yoruba insults the Igbo, no matter how degrading, insulting, it is to the so called tribe you claim you are from, ironically enough you are always laughing alongside yoruba like a damn hyena. But when the situation is reversed, you see something wrong with the "igbo" insulting yoruba. I've seen you start arguments between Igbo communities. I've seen you joining hand in trying to cause discourse between SE and SS igbo. I've seen you insulting other Igbo community without provocation. I've seen you insulting the same region you claim you come from. I've seen you laughing like a hyena whenever the region you claim you come from is being insulted. B1tch you are as SE igbo as I am Chinese man. Its all good though it is expected of ya'll peeps; Afterall you ain't the first claiming what you are not on this website, I doubt you'll be the last.

9inches:

I do not understand what u call villages and rural towns.
•In Anambra State, we have 21 LGAs, 177 communities (177 'towns' as we call them). While some towns have more villages, others have less. My own town has 10 villages.

•Nnewi North is a one-town LG and has 4 villages while Nnewi South is all rural with about 11 towns.

•Awka is the only urban town in Awka South LG which has 8 other towns. Awka North has 10 towns all rural.

•Onitsha North is equally a one-town LG same as Onitsha South which has Fegge as the only town (both LGs are urban).



• The now urban Nkpor which some people usually regard as part of Onitsha or its extension is found on parts of Obosi, Nkpor and Ogidi lands because of their common boundary.

•The rest of the towns in Anambra are mainly regarded as rural towns.

•With recent developments in the state, some rural towns are coming up as urban.

I hope you have learnt a thing or two as per what Anambrarians call towns and villages.

Thank you

all4naija:
It seem you still haven't understood the point. Whether a town is located in the hinterland or near another big city it is a town. There is no need for the adjective to make it look as though village can be addressed as town for you to excusably post town brick buildings to deceive others here,not me. I am smarter than that.

I want to see a communal Igbo village houses images posted here.

Thank you.

warrior01: presently in Nnewi now, my brother, Anambra is beautiful with very good road network.

9inches: My village pic loading....

Bwahaha... How long is it going to take to load?! You are funny,dude! There is no network in your village the reason it keeps loading forever.

Thank you

capricon: Traveled to the east and i must say im really impressed by the village homes i see especially in Anambra state. Im from Enugu state though but i must give it to my Anambra brothers.

capricon: One more thing, onitsha is not what people think. Im even tempted to say that it is one of the best cities in Nigeria. Trust me, people with negative opinion only pass by the expressway.

warrior01: presently in Nnewi now, my brother, Anambra is beautiful with very good road network.

9inches:

You are the one who seem not to understand. All 177 communities in Anambra state are called towns regardless of location or how urbanized they are. So, a town here does not necessarily mean a developed or urban area. We call the developed towns 'townships' or 'cities'. You can as well use urban for them.

I don't know about other places, but in Anambra state a village is a subdivision of a town/community ...In every town/community, there are villages[b] (Onitsha, Awka and Nnewi all have villages) [/b] So any pic taken from Anambra is from a town.

Know what you mean when you mention villages and towns, else you can use township or urban to represent the already developed communities. Don't get it twisted man.

Zona.com:
*Anyone that claims that mud houses are non-existent in igboland is a LIAR.
*In comparison to other parts of the country, igboland has the least number of mud houses.
*Areas of igboland where mud houses are likely to be found are: the very rural communities of nsukka, ebonyi, riverine areas of anambra & imo and so on.
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We should learn to avoid telling lies over stuff we are not sure of. We should'nt paint a false image of igboland simply because we want to get cheap e-glory.
That you've not seen a mud house in your village( the one you visit only during christmas), does not mean it does'nt exist in other areas of igboland.
Most igbo villages are filled with good looking modern houses no doubt. Infact, some of those houses are far more beautiful than those in the cities and every now and then, more beautiful designs are being built.
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So, in summary, igboland has got the most beautiful villages in nigeria. But to say ALL these villages are without mud houses in them is a WHITE LIE.

ketoprofen: @ dum dum, show d house wells nah

bigfrancis21: Below are the images of the interior of a friend's house in his village in Nkwerre, Imo state. I couldn't get the pictures of the exterior but from what you see in the interior, you can imagine what the exterior will look like.

See as them Igbos all look like average african americans.

all4naija:

Bwahaha... How long is it going to take to load?! You are funny,dude! There is no network in your village the reason it keeps loading forever.

Thank you

Dumdum217: Bro, if I post the building fully some people might commit suicide..... So make I leav am like this

TribalEAST: Thousands of ibo nairalanders travelled home for xmas and cant even post pics of igbo communal life.



Pls dont post pics of handpicked houses cos if i decide to do thesame concerning ogbomosho you'll think the place is a paradise.

all4naija:

Okay. We are not talking about roads here but about the real Igbo villages with plenty of mud houses. Many refused to accept that and are scolding me here for asking for images of Igbo communal life in the villages.


Thank you.

ketoprofen:

Where did u read that igbos don't have any mud house in their villages?
Has anybody said so here?
No.
So who is lying to who?

You haven't possible read most of the comments supporting the bogus claim that there are no mud houses in Igbo villages in this thread, the very reason why you are asking that question. I would dare you start reading from the beginning of it to help you find the comments which have alluded to that with all senseless confidence.

Stop scolding people for stating facts of the matter. There is nothing to prove that mud houses are not found in those villages than words of mouth and bragging as though it is true while I wait for pictures which i know will never be uploaded.

For a reminder, mud houses are African thing and Igbo people cannot be exempted from having them. In fact, it is what defines the people of the East, if not more than the West provinces of Nigeria. I stand to my words that there are good number of mud houses in Igbo villages.

Thank you.