Lamasta: Chai! Mine is Bigger, Better and Brighter than this Watchout.....Chai! Mine is Bigger, Better and Brighter than this Watchout.....

supllus: this is why everyone in Nigeria is stealing , so that he or she will have enough to be worshiped and praised, Nigerians love money but hate hard works , whats so special about this, has someone asked what and how he has been eliminating poverty even in his family and localities?

Meedu: that is a 3D drawing, its not a real picture.

Daadaaa: Abeg dis is Emmanuel Ojei's house biko. Even his house in Lagos is sumtin else when u go inside,frm d outside u can't tell wots inside.

nkiru2012: http://www.haaretz.com/weekend/week-s-end/in-the-nigerian-savannah-two-tel-aviv-architects-erect-a-palace-fit-for-kings.premium-1.458942

I was reading my daily subscription in the Israeli newspaper of Haaretz and I came across an article posted by the architects and planners of this multi billion naira house....one of the largest private residences in Nigeria..if not the largest in Nigeria. The article mentioned that the palace is at issele uku of aniocha north LGA of delta state. The owner is an indigene of Issele Uku. The house is a beauty and beats hands down Babangida's residence.

The main reason of posting it here is to appreciate [b]GOD's favour [/b]in the life of the owner. A hard working an intelligent nigerian entrepreneur!

Have a nice Sunday

oyb:

seems the op is into some sort of manliness measuring contest

as for 'God's favor', the op also comes across as the sort of person who would ascribe the wealth of abacha , ibb and co to god's favor( if he were a northerner- and would also ascribe God's favor to th likes of ibori, alams, gej etal

nigerian mentality where wealth and ostentation , no matter how murky, is celebrated

anonimi:
How does their old primary school, secondary school and universities look like - I am assuming they had their education at these levels in Nigeria.
How much have they donated for refurbishing/rehabilitating/maintaining the old structures where they sat in as pupils/students to gain the knowledge that made them what they are today
How many new buildings, furniture etc have they given to these old schools
When they invite their big friends from all over the world to Issele Uku for their i-don-arrive parties what will they see around the town in terms of infrastructures- tarred roads, hospitals, pharmacies, police force/security, fire brigade etc

anonimi: Does anyone know of the philantropic works of the speculated owners- Elumelu brothers or Nuel Ojei
How many schools have they built for the less fortunate in Issele Uku and Delta state generally like Oprah Winfrey did for South African girls
How have they contributed to the reduction of preventable diseases in their home town etc like Bill Gates is doing for polio and TB in Nigeria as well as other African countries
How does their old primary school, secondary school and universities look like - I am assuming they had their education at these levels in Nigeria.
How much have they donated for refurbishing/rehabilitating/maintaining the old structures where they sat in as pupils/students to gain the knowledge that made them what they are today
How many new buildings, furniture etc have they given to these old schools
When they invite their big friends from all over the world to Issele Uku for their i-don-arrive parties what will they see around the town in terms of infrastructures- tarred roads, hospitals, pharmacies, police force/security, fire brigade etc

[size=14pt]A tree does not make a forest[/size]

OilSubsidy: This is so sad!! What would make anyone want to waste all the money building this in that country called Nigeria? What will become of that place when the owner is dead and gone and the children/grand-children refuse to come back to Nigeria because of the prevailing insecurity? Why waste all that money when you can use it to impact seriously on the life of the less priviledge of your society? Why?