Said Jammal, the owner of the popular Aeroplane House in Abuja has explained why he built the unique residential apartment for his family.

The father of 6 said he built the Aeroplane house because his wife travels a lot. He further disclosed that he felt the building he started off in 1999 will give his wife the feeling of being in an aeroplane at all times.

Said's son, Mohammed told BBC Pidgin that his father began building the house in 1999, when he (Said) was 12 and they helped out in their own little way. He further disclosed that building is a legacy his father will leave behind.

Here is the video below;

https://www.instagram.com/p/B4uMPhGl299/

Source:
https://www.thenaijafame.com.ng/2019/11/true-story-behind-aeroplane-house-in.html?m=1

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"White Nigerian?"

nice one

If only the owner of the House could convert the House For Tourism he would be Making his Millions in a jiffy.

What is this thing outsiders see about Nigeria that we don't see?

I remember a South African lady celebrating Nigerian Visa around 2014. She claimed to have been denied the visa multiple times.

Really, what could be in this country that we don't see?

Hmm

Awol1:
What is this thing outsiders see about Nigeria that we don't see?

I remember a South African lady celebrating Nigerian Visa around 2014. She claimed to have been denied the visa multiple times.

Really, what could be in this country that we don't see?

Same thing their fore fathers saw and refused to leave

Awol1:
What is this thing outsiders see about Nigeria that we don't see?

I remember a South African lady celebrating Nigerian Visa around 2014. She claimed to have been denied the visa multiple times.

Really, what could be in this country that we don't see?

Damnnnnn niggarrr

I must tell you Nigeria is good

All we need to do is get rid of hypocrisy and injustice

Especially that "hypocrisy thing"
that is why Nigeria haven't seen a cataclysmic revolution because we claim to hate corruption whereas we don't actually hate corruption we are just angry we aren't the one carrying out the corruption

Bunch of Moda fuckkking hypocrites

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As the giant of Africa, other nations should be struggling to come to Nigeria if only good leaders were elected.


Nigeria has what it takes to outshine other African countries.

Let us still see if we are gonna get there.

Awol1:
What is this thing outsiders see about Nigeria that we don't see?

I remember a South African lady celebrating Nigerian Visa around 2014. She claimed to have been denied the visa multiple times.

Really, what could be in this country that we don't see?

when you stay inside toilet or latrine for too long you stop smelling the shit

That ugly structure that was abandoned for years, only for it to be speedily completed after some stolen wealth exchanged hands.

While some lament over Nigerias negativity, many asians are cashing out big time




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i wan build a bicycle house. lol

This structure always look dilapidated. At a time, it was an abandoned structure for years and later when they plastered and painted it, it wasn't as appealing as everyone had imagined

NIGERIA, my country, but we don't have leaders, we have rulers and dictators. God bless the people of Nigeria.

Awol1:
What is this thing outsiders see about Nigeria that we don't see?

I remember a South African lady celebrating Nigerian Visa around 2014. She claimed to have been denied the visa multiple times.

Really, what could be in this country that we don't see?

There is absolutely nothing. Even investors who initially thought they saw something came in, they got frustrated by reality and left.

People with foresights always love Nigeria and believe in her.

You build a structure like this when you have too much money around

somehow:
People with foresights always love Nigeria and believe in her.

The only thing keeping you in Nigeria is either lack of money or Visa. Would you give up Nigerian Citizenship for American Citizenship or you will reject it because you believe in Nigeria.

Many Lebaneses, Indians, Greeks ( to say the least) have been living in Nigeria even from the 50's. In Lagos, you find them @Ilupeju, Apapa also Oyingbo apart from the higher end areas of Lagos.

sharone21:
Many Lebaneses, Indians, Greeks ( to say the least) have been living in Nigeria even from the 50's. In Lagos, you find them @Ilupeju, Apapa also Oyingbo apart from the higher end areas of Lagos.

1004, Eko Court, Victoria Island

Talking all this one because ur papa carry block money enter the country come get money even try build House sef.... smsss....


see the truth be say naija hard die, make we no dey deceive friend

Still some people have chosen not to believe in what they have. The beauty of the land will only be seen and enjoyed by those who believe in the land.

Though we deserve better than we've got in our leaders. But that doesn't mean Nigeria is not a blessed country. The richest people in Nigeria live in Nigeria and made their money in Nigeria.

Those that left Nigeria have never been known to be the richest yet people still believe there are no opportunities in Nigeria. Smh.

Ask Dbanj, Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, MI, Banky W, etc...... They became prominent when they came back home like the "prodigal son". For you that still believe your destiny is in Europe, i wish you the best of luck. Mind you Tony Elumelu, Dangote, Otedola, Alakija, etc are all billionaires resident in Nigeria.

Pls do well by telling your father to demolish that house abeg. It's becoming unbecoming

Why u no go dey proud when u dey spend money without checking ur acct balance

realestniggah:
You build a structure like this when you have too much money around

Not necessarily. Dangote didn’t build any. It is passion