Politics › Re: Photos And Videos Of The Commissioning Of The NDC Secretariat by femi4: 8:14am On Oct 27 |
Good development...OK is POssible |
Politics › Re: Ongoing Historic Architectural Design On Opebi Link Bridge, Iya-Alaro, Lagos by femi4: 8:13am On Oct 27 |
Hamzat all the way |
Politics › Re: Dayo Israel Presents 2026 Prado Cars To Loyal Youth Leaders by femi4: 8:12am On Oct 27 |
My prado is on the way |
Sports › Re: American 3-Year-Old Football Whizkid Was Reported To Police For Being "Too Good" by femi4: 8:09am On Oct 27 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE: You are simply a bad person. How did you see racism? Did they stop the kids from voting outside their region like they do in Nigeria?
Other parents paid for their kids to train and enjoy football but it happens that only one boy controls and possesses the ball from the beginning of the game till the end without passing the ball to colleagues. Why should the academy collect money from other kids and not give them playing experience? He was removed from the team Is that the solution? Is it worth calling police for? No dey cross express with this kain no 6 |
Romance › Re: Church Girl Cries As Her Secret Choirmaster Boyfriend Gets Married To Another by femi4: 8:08am On Oct 27 |
nlfpmod: Lady Recounts How Her Secret Choirmaster Boyfriend Announced He’s Marrying Another Choir Member Next Month
Choir master dey chop free food |
Adverts › Re: How Zenith Bank Is Leading Nigerian Banks Into the AI Age by femi4: 8:05am On Oct 27 |
AI age with no customer base |
Politics › Re: APC’s 1,000-Drone Campaign for Hamzat, Tinubu Sparks Mixed Reactions by femi4: 8:05am On Oct 27 |
Technologia |
Celebrities › Re: Davido’s Aide, Dre Pleads After Phone Goes Missing At Zlatan’s Wedding by femi4: 8:03am On Oct 27 |
Sope oti lo |
Events › Re: 33 Export Heads To Kaduna For Big Weekend Xperience by femi4: 8:02am On Oct 27 |
Uku uku is here to stay..yay |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gunmen Kill 9 Christians In Jordan During Church Funeral Service by femi4: 8:02am On Oct 27 |
Stop the religion killings |
Politics › Re: Kaduna APC Woman Beaten After Criticising Lack Of Public Support For Uba Sani by femi4: 8:00am On Oct 27 |
Stop the violence |
Romance › Re: Do Long Distance Relationships Really Work? by femi4: 7:59am On Oct 27 |
Dpsychologist: MY QUESTIONS:
1. Which of these three types do you think has the best chance of surviving, and why?
2. Can you genuinely trust someone you see only a few times a year?
3. Would you date someone you have never met physically, or do you consider that too risky?
4. If a couple has been in a long distance relationship for years but has no realistic plan to live in the same place, should they keep waiting?
Finally, is long distance the real problem, or does it simply reveal how committed two people were from the beginning? None can survive |
Politics › Re: Bola, explain First Lady's luxury SUV gifts while Nigerians go hungry - Atiku by femi4: 7:58am On Oct 27 |
Owo buruku wa ni boudillion |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Man, 21 Accused Of Killing Older Brother Over Jealousy Of His Success by femi4: 7:57am On Oct 27 |
He ll rot in jail |
Travel › Re: Imo: The Only State In Nigeria Where Solar Lights Stretch More Than 200Km by femi4: 7:55am On Oct 27 |
anonimi: Yes nah.
Since the progreThief governor can't employ teachers to make education free for all children, like in Tinubu's 27 year old Lagos master plan, why should street light over 2kms be an achievement for renewed Hope Uzodinma  In 2026?...what a shame |
Politics › Re: VeryDarkMan Mocks APC Over Campaign Rally In Kaduna by femi4: 7:54am On Oct 27 |
Kd for Tinubu |
Health › Re: Ebola May Force Postponement Of 2027 Elections - NCDC by femi4: 7:52am On Oct 27 |
anonimi: History since 1954? Or history since 1960? Abi history since 1979? Maybe history since 1999?
What history and what details  inec pls...una no dey read to understand |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Compliments Nicki Minaj's Backside (vid) by femi4: 7:51am On Oct 27 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Cleveland Pastors Introduce Second Wife During Church Service by femi4: 7:49am On Oct 27 |
muhmeen: Prophet Israel T. Ford and Pastor Lydia Ford, leaders of LifeWorks Church near Cleveland, Ohio, announced Shakayla Ford as Israel's second wife, framing it as God's will and citing Exodus 21:10.
Lydia herself introduced Shakayla positively to the congregation, and photos show the three posing happily together.
Israel posted on Facebook that the 'one wife only' teaching is unbiblical, while critics cite 1 Timothy 3:2 and traditional Christian emphasis on monogamy from major denominations.
Supporters reference Old Testament examples of polygyny, sparking wide online reactions from shock to defense.
/video/1?t=2 Absolute nonesense |
Travel › Re: Imo: The Only State In Nigeria Where Solar Lights Stretch More Than 200Km by femi4: 7:39am On Oct 27 |
And this should be an achievement in 2026 |
Health › Re: Ebola May Force Postponement Of 2027 Elections - NCDC by femi4: 7:38am On Oct 27 |
It is inevitable
From history...election no dey hold on the first date picked by inec |
Celebrities › Re: Blessing CEO Allegedly Collected ₦69.15m For Property She Did Not Own, Witness by femi4: 7:36am On Oct 27 |
Naija no 1 scammer |
Sports › Re: American 3-Year-Old Football Whizkid Was Reported To Police For Being "Too Good" by femi4: 7:35am On Oct 27 |
Racism at its peak |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Says Its Citizens Are Being Tricked Into Fighting And Dying For Russia by femi4: 7:34am On Oct 27 |
Just bring them home with a better offer |
Crime › Re: Man Kills His 8-month-pregnant Girlfriend In Edo by femi4: 1:45am On Oct 27 |
Wicked soul |
Sports › Re: NPFL Discussion Thread by femi4: 1:44am On Oct 27 |
Scanty goals...the league is not ready |
Culture › Re: Jammal Said's Abuja Aeroplane House In Asokoro by femi4: 1:40am On Oct 27 |
Marvieduke: Abuja’s Aeroplane House in Asokoro: The Unusual Home Built by a Nigerian-Lebanese Engineer for His Wife 🇳🇬✈️
In Asokoro, one of Abuja’s upscale districts, stands an extraordinary residential building designed to resemble an aeroplane. Known as the Aeroplane House, this unusual structure has attracted public attention not only for its aviation-inspired architecture but also for the personal story and family legacy behind its construction.
The house was conceived by Jammal Said, a Lebanese-Nigerian construction professional who began the project in 1999. According to an interview with BBC Pidgin, his inspiration came from his wife, Liza, who loves travelling. He wanted to create a home where she would always feel as though she were aboard an aeroplane.
Rather than being a conventional luxury residence, the building incorporates aircraft-inspired features into its design. The main structure resembles an aircraft, with wings extending from the body and a tail completing its distinctive silhouette. Its green-and-white exterior reflects the colours of the Nigerian flag, while the Lebanese cedar emblem on the tail represents his family’s heritage.
The design also extends into the interior, where different sections of the aircraft-inspired structure serve residential and recreational purposes. The wings accommodate bedrooms, while the cockpit area serves as a television and gaming lounge. The property also includes a kitchen, a swimming pool, a private mosque and other living spaces. Additional aircraft-themed structures, including a guesthouse and a control-tower-style guard post, reinforce the aviation concept.
One of the most interesting aspects of the project is the family’s involvement in its construction. Jammal’s son, Mohammed, recalled that he and his siblings helped their father when they were younger, including digging and planting trees around the property. The family has also lived in the house while work continued.
Despite its prominence, the Aeroplane House has not been fully completed. Jammal explained in his BBC Pidgin interview that construction began in 1999 and was still ongoing when he spoke to the broadcaster. The project has therefore developed over many years, making it both a family home and a long-term personal undertaking.
For Jammal, the building represents much more than a romantic gesture. He has described it as a legacy for his wife, his children and Nigeria. He has also expressed his pride in calling Nigeria home, explaining that his family has deep roots in the country.
Today, the Aeroplane House is recognised as one of Abuja’s unusual architectural landmarks and a source of curiosity for people interested in distinctive buildings, engineering and urban exploration. Its story demonstrates how personal inspiration can shape an unconventional architectural project and create a structure that captures public imagination.
From its aircraft-shaped design to the family’s decades-long involvement in its construction, the Aeroplane House offers a different perspective on the homes and landmarks that make Abuja distinctive.
Location: Asokoro District, Abuja, Nigeria. vanity |
Travel › Re: See South Africa's First Highway Sky Circle As It Nears Completion (PICTURES) by femi4: 1:38am On Oct 27 |
See great development |
Travel › Re: Maiden Name On Passport, Married: Which Name For Canada Visa? by femi4: 1:37am On Oct 27 |
Charis14: Hello, my passport is still in my maiden name, but I am married. For my Canadian study permit, should I use my husband's surname or should I use my maiden name exactly as it is on my passport? I plan to do an affidavit for change of name. They always tell you, write your name THE WAY IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT You can always add your husband name to your school certificate |
Politics › Re: Rabiu Kwankwaso thanks Tinubu, Obi, others for birthday wishes (Photo) by femi4: 1:33am On Oct 27 |
They are all the same |
Politics › Re: Kaduna is for Tinubu, we have failed if any other candidate gets 25% - Gov Sani by femi4: 1:33am On Oct 27 |
You are always a failure |
Food › Re: Which Popular Nigerian Fruit Do You Secretly Hate? by femi4: 1:32am On Oct 27 |
LoneSoldier: For me I hate Lime, Black Plum and Grape what about you. not here They called it africa apple |