Wawelexy:



That day will never come

GorillaApp:
Kudos to him

SkengRay:
Awon wereys. I thought they said there's no brown roof in igboland

Wawelexy:



That day will never come

Wawelexy:


That day will never come

Wawelexy:



That day will never come

franchasofficia:
This is a government or Church owned building remember?

There are brown roof buildings in the Southeast but not many because its like a culture in Igbo land for every male child or even female child to go back to his or her hometown to rennovate his or her father's building once he/she starts succeeding financially.
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Also during burial ceremonies, Igbos have indirectly made it to become a culture to rennovate their father's house before the burial.


All these practices are what made it difficult to see brown roof buildings in the Southeast compared to Southwest where people easily forget and abandon their ancestral home once they become successful in the city.


Most Yorubas don't visit their father's hometown or what Igbos call village as soon as they become successful. Only very few Yorubas go back to their hometown when they become successful.


most will claim Lagos, Ibadan, etc as their hometown.


I stand to be corrected

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

Seun362:

These*

franchasofficia:
This is a government or Church owned building remember?

There are brown roof buildings in the Southeast but not many because its like a culture in Igbo land for every male child or even female child to go back to his or her hometown to rennovate his or her father's building once he/she starts succeeding financially.


Also during burial ceremonies, Igbos have indirectly made it to become a culture to rennovate their father's house before the burial.


All these practices are what made it difficult to see brown roof buildings in the Southeast compared to Southwest where people easily forget and abandon their ancestral home once they become successful in the city.


Most Yorubas don't visit their father's hometown or what Igbos call village as soon as they become successful. Only very few Yorubas go back to their hometown when they become successful.


most will claim Lagos, Ibadan, etc as their hometown.


I stand to be corrected

franchasofficia:
This is a government or Church owned building remember?

There are brown roof buildings in the Southeast but not many because its like a culture in Igbo land for every male child or even female child to go back to his or her hometown to rennovate his or her father's building once he/she starts succeeding financially.


Also during burial ceremonies, Igbos have indirectly made it to become a culture to rennovate their father's house before the burial.


All these practices are what made it difficult to see brown roof buildings in the Southeast compared to Southwest where people easily forget and abandon their ancestral home once they become successful in the city.


Most Yorubas don't visit their father's hometown or what Igbos call village as soon as they become successful. Only very few Yorubas go back to their hometown when they become successful.


most will claim Lagos, Ibadan, etc as their hometown.


I stand to be corrected

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

fadre5:
I’ve always had this in mind as well, hopefully someday I will do even more 🙏

mu2sa2:
Brown roofing. As it is in SW so it is in SE.

Samakus:
Those complaining of brown roof. The brown roof is that of the school.

Odekpe is a village in Anambra. One of the very few remaining in Anambra

Soon, the wave of development will sweep away the remaining brown roof in thay place

SkengRay:
Awon wereys. I thought they said there's no brown roof in igboland

GorillaApp:
Kudos to him

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

mu2sa2:
Brown roofing. As it is in SW so it is in SE.

Bobbyjay001:

He's a good man.
Wait ooo. I think they said there's no 'brown roof' in alaigbo. Was this picture taken in Ibadan?

placeofallure:


I want to correct you now. What you said about Yorubas not going home is not true. I was raised with my siblings in Lagos. There's nothing about my town in Kogi State that I don't know, even the language. I never lived there, yet I know. That's because it's a tradition every Christmas, you must return. Come and see my choir in the church during the festive period, very scanty. That's because almost everyone has gone back home. We do renovations as often as we can once there's a need for it.
These things you claim you do are not extraordinary achievements. There's nothing spectacular about them believe me. It's only normal for you to keep your ancestral home in good shape if not for anybody, for you.

doctore212:
One day I will transform my favorite Olosho house in ketu

The place is a mess

Truthsandtrusts:








Peter Obi own is to be going about and telling lies up and down

Santalpharay:


So Yorubas in Kogi state are Yorubas. Ok. Igbo speaking people of Rivers State and Delta are not Igbos unless when they commit crimes. Yoruba people, una dey try divide Igbo people because of political reasons. I no blame you guys, na the Igbo people I dey blame.

placeofallure:


You don't understand. I don't want to mention my name here. My name and surname is pure, undiluted Yoruba. The thing is some parts of Kogi State, especially the Yoruba speaking part, otherwise known as the Okun people are indigenous Yorubas, we shouldn't have been part of Kogi State in the first place.