A Nigerian man known as Abiodun has taken to his page on micro blogging platform Twitter to advised people who always keep their home dirty as a result of poverty.

The tweets which grab many sensation on Twitter as people throw in to comments and share to other Twitter users even including popular blog, Instablog9ja.

Abiodun tweets reads;
"Poverty does not mean one must be dirty".

Check out the photos:
https://www.instablogger9ja.com/2021/04/poverty-does-not-mean-one-must-be-dirty.html

Wow

That looks like Ikonso's shrine

This is a guest house for him after marriage knacking. what creativity make I blow siren.... wow wow wow!!!!

Bunch of liars... Dis house is no where in Nigeria or even Africa sef

Depressed101:
ah is your house that ugly, that ordinary well kept house now look superficial to you?

Babssoo:
you no see meter outside?

Some of U are jus dumb u don't look at details. There are 2 family photos on the wall. The channel on the screen isn't on any Nigerian or African cable television and I'm sure U both can clearly see the block work of the building is different from what U see around here.. Oh for the person asking if I can't see the metre there, So for some reason U believe only Nigeria dat is yet to have steady power supply use prepaid metres? Like seriously?? A simple Google reverse image search will show anyone dis photo was taken somewhere in the Philippines

Too much decoration is a No no for me

This one is not poverty. The TV alone is worth a fortune not to talk of the wallpapers many teddy bears.

This is creativity, not poverty

This decoration looks like kids room


Op, do you say poverty?


Does having nice television, perfect carved wooden designer chairs, nice speakers and a cool wall frame called poverty?

Wow!
Saw this on Facebook earlier today and wanted to create a thread on it here but I dosed off.

Too much load, though neat.

He had better fix a net on that window before snakes begin to crawl in.

This guy is not poor abeg, if you see poverty, u go run, u even have home theater, flatscreen and wall paper. Teddy bears even plenty � , person wey never chop dey buy teddy bear?

Instablogger9ja:
A Nigerian man known as Abiodun has taken to his page on micro blogging platform Twitter to advised people who always keep their home dirty as a result of poverty.

The tweets which grab many sensation on Twitter as people throw in to comments and share to other Twitter users even including popular blog, Instablog9ja.

Abiodun tweets reads;
"Poverty does not mean one must be dirty".

Check out the photos:
https://www.instablogger9ja.com/2021/04/poverty-does-not-mean-one-must-be-dirty.html

This is interesting in an adventurous kind of way.. Lol

Be like Flintstones house

I can assure you 100%, that's not nigerian home setting...
He made the post on Twitter doesn't make him the owner of the apartment.

The owner of the house isn't poor, those flowers cost furtune and the furniture is very expensive

Any Nigerian in this Buhari era that can buy land,build house and furnish it is not poor.infact he's far from poverty

Many Nigerian girls will loved to be bleeped here just because of that TV.

Colour riots. Poverty does not mean you shouldn't know how to combine colour

Pierocash:
That looks like Okonso's shrine

The teddy bear collections, memorabilia, hanging pictures frames etc gives that impression

Onyi22:
Too much decoration is a No no for me

Yeah, I second that. More like a domestic riot look thingy going on in there.
No offence intended, has a look of a shrine too

AsherAmari:
Wow!
Saw this on Facebook earlier today and wanted to create a thread on it here but I dosed off.

Too much load, though neat.

You must be a minimalist sort of person, just like me, as much as I can manage to be

AsherAmari:
He had better fix a net on that window before snakes begin to crawl in.

Those pots of plant might not be just coolly looking but calculatingly be snake repellent plants too. If not my advice will be to add to whats by the window snake repellent plants like Dracaena trifasciata aka Snake plant, Saint George's sword, Mother-in-law's tongue, viper's bowstring hemp, among other names or better still, liquid fence snake repellent (e.g. snake shield brand or similar) which is harmless to plants and other animals

cc: Instablogger9ja

A clean poverty home would be a well swept empty room!

Nbotee:
Bunch of liars... Dis house is no where in Nigeria or even Africa sef

yea probably philipines or thailand.

Thats not nigeria... i know a naija pic wen i see one. Looks like east Africa

EDIT: ok..look at the real owners picture on the wall (top left) the house is in Asia. Asians have learnt to subdue their environment with basic machines and live with dignity even when poor. They are neat people

Instablogger9ja:
A Nigerian man known as Abiodun has taken to his page on micro blogging platform Twitter to advised people who always keep their home dirty as a result of poverty.

The tweets which grab many sensation on Twitter as people throw in to comments and share to other Twitter users even including popular blog, Instablog9ja.

Abiodun tweets reads;
"Poverty does not mean one must be dirty".

Check out the photos:
https://www.instablogger9ja.com/2021/04/poverty-does-not-mean-one-must-be-dirty.html

theaf neva do u something infat theaf no dey ur ariea..jokers every wre

There’s nothing in that room that wouldn’t pass through that window
Meanwhile that’s not a Nigerian home. From the photos on the wall and channel of the TV it’s obvious. I think it’s Philippine

You must be a minimalist sort of person, just like me, as much as I can manage to be

Yeah. I like my space clear and free.

Those pots of plant might not be just coolly looking but calculatingly be snake repellent plants too. If not my advice will be to add to whats by the window snake repellent plants like Dracaena trifasciata aka Snake plant, Saint George's sword, Mother-in-law's tongue, viper's bowstring hemp, among other names or better still, liquid fence snake repellent (e.g. snake shield brand or similar) which is harmless to plants and other animals

Wow! There are so many of them. But how long do these snake repellants stay active before wearing off? Especially the liquid ones. I hope they would work for all kind of pest though.

Hustle o

How can someone who has that TV set,speakers,teddy bears and wall paper be classified as poor

All this clout chasers sef

I love it
Small, portable and beautiful

This is scary now

Colour riot going on

He built his own house, from blocks and cement, still has enough money to buy decent electronics...

This isn't Poverty, poverty means living below $2 a day

House of teddy bear

Nbotee:
Bunch of liars... Dis house is no where in Nigeria or even Africa sef

you no see meter outside?