Charity begins at home building a mansion Igboland that's whats make us Igbo..because that's our retiring home..I encourage every Igbo to try to build at home..because that's your own..
If igbos don’t stand up there will be no village to retire to. So many retired aged Nigerians hiding in Lagos and Abuja or even whatever foreign country they find themselves in, afraid of all the insecurity. Plus still no light, bad roads, poor hospitals, SMH. As Igbos we lack foresight. You want me to retire in the village without access to basic amenities? Lol Unfortunately we only like learning things the hard way instead of being proactive like other races.
@@goldenismonica1522 the most proactive and smartest African tribes are the igbos the Google is there, and for the light issue the Igbo lands have constant light even more them Lagos itself ok
The simple truth is the only true home of an Igbo man is his hometown. This is true for other Nigerians too but more so for the Igbo. We have a very weird sense of country in Nigeria where the only parts that we belong to is first and foremost our hometown and secondly our state of origin. Experience has taught the Igbos to, if for nothing else, always have a place to run to when people start yelling at them to “go back to your state”. In Nigeria, just because you are Nigerian doesn’t mean you are from every part of Nigeria (I mean , on paper, you are). Customarily, your nationality is often circumscript to your town or state of origin. At any time, and for one reason or another, you could be invited to leave or evacuate any state that’s not your home state. That’s why the Igbos spare no expense to splurge on their village homes.
Village life is so sweet no traffic no pollution ❤❤❤ we love it Also there are no mortgages on homes we build. And also we enjoy defy December with our family and friends 😊
I am an African American and traced my heritage back to the Igbos. This explains a lot about my drive and need to flex😆 I plan to visit Nigeria next February.
@Beloved of Jesus never a rules but one of our proverb in Igboland , (akuruo ulo amara onye kpara ya ) which means, when wealth gets home the owner will be noticed 😂
This is actually my village in Umuchu Town....the owner mighty mighty is super rich, Soon u will come n video my house 🏠 in the village too, still under construction 🏗
Igbo kwenu! We love to build, not only in the village. I do not think it's a waste for one to build a palatial mansion in one's village, cos in Igboland it's just like a competition. Moreover, one needs a befitting home to retire to.
We travel far and wide working hard to make money. It is our duty to show off our hard work by building a big mansion. Thus bring our wealth back home.
In hindsight, it's a great tradition and about to become visionary for ndigbo who built palatial homes in the village: Why is that?! International trade (import/export) has morphed into a Global Village such that anyone with Internet access, cryptocurrency and a 24/7 electricity supply could transact any type of business from any location on the planet. I make bold to predict that by 2025 most villages and towns in Igboland would be equipped for global business such that the Igbo businessman could bring home his enterprise to operate from his new head office.
Is a waste of money or a laudable project ? Or is it a waste of money because it"s built in the owners village and not in town ? - But remember that a man"s village is another man"s town. Lagos may be a town for you, but it"s someones village! Good houses and projects like this is what actually turns our villages to townships - like in overseas where there are no towns or village!
@@manisthemeasure2205 In Africa, a town is where people think mega structures and companies must be located, but across Europe, it"s not so because mega structures or companies are also located in the villages. Most of the services in the townships are also available in the villages also unlike in African countries where developments and good projects are few and located in the townships.
east west, home is best, the village home is a castle that makes you feel contented with life, we love our villages whether Nigerian, Ghanaian or Kenyan like me.
@@michaelfrye2146 My fellow Kenyan posted a comment in good faith but you chose to respond in a primitive and rude way. We have village mansions in Kenya but they may not be as big or as flamboyant as those in Igboland Nigeria. By the way remember that PRIDE comes before a fall. Thank you.
@@michaelfrye2146 What's with that? Are you sure you are an Igbo man? That's uncalled for. Ibu onye Igbo? Ekwerom n'ibu one Igbo ibia ebaa wagaba onu otua.
Every man must have his own compound. It is must to have an own compound in your homeland. Its also an investment. I dont know why people dont aee the wisdom of that.
There's nothing wrong with building in the Village, if you have the money and the land then why not. Soon all these so called villages wouldn't be villages anymore, give it the next decade and all those places will be extremely developed. If you have the money, secure a land there now because eventually the lands wouldn't be available any more to buy because they would be sold out. Igbos are thinking of the next 10 to 15yrs to come, don't be upset when in the next 10yrs prices for lands upscale rapidly. The more development in an area, the more prices go up, sell today to buy tomorrow, food for thought.
Ana esi nulo amaramma aputa ezi, nothing Ibos do they will not talk , they invest outside they will talk they invest at home they still talk, this the uniqueness of Igbo mystery that's who we are, some are dying in their spirit hating Ibo, but we move like the ocean unstoppable, one greatness of God ❤
Anambra una to make mouth, which one is mostly in Anambra, have you been to other states in Igbo land and found out that there's no mansions there? Have you been to Nkwere, Ehime and Isiala Mbano, Mbaise, all in Imo state, or have you been to Abariba, Ohafia, Item, all in Abia State, you go know say Anambra they learn work
You should understand the meaning of "mostly" before coming here to express your envy and inferiority complex on Anambra State. The statistics are there to show that wealth is more evenly spread in Anambra state than any other state in the South East. Anambra bears the light of excellence in every aspect of life compared to other Igbo states. Don't allow envy to influence your reasoning.
People just unnecessary glorify anambra men as if they are the riches that’s a fat lie they are mostly traders which is good and they make good money and they tends to show off of their wealth which is good but don’t underestimate other regions like Enugu which are mostly richer than anambra people and imo state who are at same level with anambra , talk of ohafia item people aro chukwu which are mostly rich than anambra even the landmark beach in Lagos is owned by an imo state guy owerri but this guys don’t make noise
“My grandfather walked 10 miles to work everyday, My father walked 5 miles, I’m driving a Cadillac, My son is in a Mercedes, My grandson will be in a Ferrari, But my great grandson will be walking again….” “Do you want to know why?” “Because… Tough Times create Strong Men. Strong Men create Easy Times. Easy Times create Weak Men. Weak Men create Tough Times”
Bullshit!!!! Only applicable to irrational people. Most wealth you see in Europe is generational wealth somehow…. Why haven’t the offsprings walked?? Henry Ford’s family, Rothschild, apple, Toyota, Honda etc.. get brain and understand the difference between working hard and working smart.
Dear, your grandson will be flying his jet, just believe it will happen. This is actually beautiful. I was smiling read your comment. Love it. Happy new year
Its the aftermath of the civil war. Igbo properties outside the Igbo heartland were confiscated by the federal government and some state govts. This led to the "think inwards" mindset. Once you've built your home/building inside Igbo land, then you can risk a little with expanding outwards.
Which one come still be thick village,Igbo land doesn't have such a thick village as you insinuate, go to other regions of the country and see what thick village means
The best village in the whole igboland of southeast and any other in Nigeria is situated in abia state not nnewi nor any other villages in anambra state. That village in abia state is called abariba village nicknamed "small London" well developed village with great road network built and maintained by communal efforts not government right from time immemorial. Challenge you to visit there, I bet you, will home with your mouth open in aweee!
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Can they at least tile the roads? You drive a quarter million dollar car on red clay sand. Tile the road so the poor villagers can at least gain from your wealth. This is pure insanity.
@@omambem3871 I completely disagree I think his intentions are borne out of love for the people and not jealousy. What is wealth if it does not trickle to the ordinary people 🤔
Jah Guard That guy’s comment is proof of the wickedness of the average Nigerian. They enjoy seeing others go without because it makes them feel “big.” imagine you drive an expensive Range Rover and live in a mega mansion but plying dilapidated roads and red sand dirt tracks to get to your house…SMH. Well that’s the norm in Nigeria anyway, wickedness.
I'm from Umuchu, your comment has an undertone of envy. Have asked the villagers about the owner of this mansion? You don't just criticise people without knowing them well, he's done many laudable things for his village (Achara) and Umuchu town as a whole. He's tarred the roads, built a church, scholarships etc. You refused to blame the government for the lack of amenities but enviously attacked an individual because of his mansion.
Is that road not tarred? It's looking dirty with red clay soil and other stuff but the road is tarred. Majority of the roads in Anambra are tarred. Now, maintenance is another thing.
At first I used to watch IGBO rural mansions with great enthusiasm but since I learnt that these so calledvillages are actually towns or suburban areas I was shocked. I felt shocked why Nigerian u-tubers present these vlogs to earn false fame.I want your honest comment about it.Icannot see any rural activities going on in these so called rural villages MY joy turned into gloomiest after learning that some u tubers do this sort of thing to earn false name and fame .Please restore my belief in Nigerian rural mansions. Thanks!
Listening clearly they are rural villages if you are looking for mud houses hardy you see one in poorest igbo villages. In my village like many villages in igboland there's no single mud or thatched houses. If you see a abariba village there's noway you will believe is a village.
There's the difference between cities an towns. Town is comprise of smaller villages then local government is comprise of towns, state is comprise of local governments. Some towns are villages, some are cities. Example nobody will call onitsha village but can call nnewi town village because the only town/small city in nnewi is "nkwor nnewi" but there are rural villages in nnewi. If you asked someone from one of the villages that make up nnewi town they will tell you nnewi but if you dig forward by asking the person where in nnewi they will tell you their village. Therefore anyone from igboland will first of all tell you their town before telling you their village if you ask. When igbo people say my village they mean every sense of the words. Innoson motors is an nnewi indigene, his car manufacturing company is in his rural village of uru In umudim, one of the villages that make up nnewi in Nnewi north local government. Nnewi north local government has Nnewi as the only town/city in it - there are four villages that make up the one-town local government.innoson is not the only villager who built industries in his uru village. You are mixing things up. Check out "Emeka agbanari mansion in his nnobi village and tell me what you see.
They built the mansions holidaying whenever they come to their village, some of them are occupied by their aging parents. Igbo traditional marriages and burials are done in the village. If you marry igboman's daughter who lives in lagos whenever you want pay the dowry and wine carrying/traditional marriage, the whole thing will be done in his village where his kinsmen live not in lagos. Igboman doesn't rent house in his village to live nor lodge in hotel in his village.
Many thanks foryour prompt and straightforwardreplyYou have well conceived my doubts and removed them.Again my heartiest grateful Ness to you for such a detailed description of the Igbos. Please more of genuinely rural villages which I am awaiting eagerly.
If you can fine, but peer pressure should not lead to senseless desperation to impress. The truly rich have no business impressing you, infact they hide themselves. Nonsensical stuffs!
My opinion next time make your introduction line the title of your UA-cam video because you didn't give us a house tour as long as im concerned and even the sneak peek we were able to get your hands wouldn't just stay straight so this is not a tour it's a vlog
ANAMBRA STATE. I wish to visit that state again after 17 years of my NYSC in Ozubulu, Ekusigo LGA. It was a fantastic experience.
Thank you. You are highly welcome.
Charity begins at home building a mansion Igboland that's whats make us Igbo..because that's our retiring home..I encourage every Igbo to try to build at home..because that's your own..
If igbos don’t stand up there will be no village to retire to. So many retired aged Nigerians hiding in Lagos and Abuja or even whatever foreign country they find themselves in, afraid of all the insecurity. Plus still no light, bad roads, poor hospitals, SMH. As Igbos we lack foresight. You want me to retire in the village without access to basic amenities? Lol
Unfortunately we only like learning things the hard way instead of being proactive like other races.
@@goldenismonica1522 the most proactive and smartest African tribes are the igbos the Google is there, and for the light issue the Igbo lands have constant light even more them Lagos itself ok
@@jonaschibudo4074 so through
@@goldenismonica1522
Those basic amenities hardly exist in the cities.
The simple truth is the only true home of an Igbo man is his hometown. This is true for other Nigerians too but more so for the Igbo. We have a very weird sense of country in Nigeria where the only parts that we belong to is first and foremost our hometown and secondly our state of origin.
Experience has taught the Igbos to, if for nothing else, always have a place to run to when people start yelling at them to “go back to your state”. In Nigeria, just because you are Nigerian doesn’t mean you are from every part of Nigeria (I mean , on paper, you are). Customarily, your nationality is often circumscript to your town or state of origin. At any time, and for one reason or another, you could be invited to leave or evacuate any state that’s not your home state.
That’s why the Igbos spare no expense to splurge on their village homes.
Village life is so sweet no traffic no pollution ❤❤❤ we love it Also there are no mortgages on homes we build. And also we enjoy defy December with our family and friends 😊
True
True, love village life 😅
WHAT YOU HAVE IN YOUR LAND COUNTS MORE THAN WHAT YOU HAVE IN ANOTHER MAN'S LANDS, THE IGBOS HAS LOST A LOT IN OTHER TRIBES OF THE COUNTRY.
I am an African American and traced my heritage back to the Igbos. This explains a lot about my drive and need to flex😆 I plan to visit Nigeria next February.
Nice to hear about that we the Igbos are open to welcome back our Americans families
Great
@@maxesotv I'm Igbo and I'm coming too!
@@LisaCulton just make sure you're in trusted company. Nigeria's political clime right now is a bit shaky.
@@VanIyke well, it's a good thing that I'm not going to be involved in politics.
It’s always seen as a shame when a rich man dies and he has no befitting house in his country home
Same in my tribe 🍺🤝
My brother
@Beloved of Jesus it’s not a rule, it is what it is
Is a Good development
@Beloved of Jesus never a rules but one of our proverb in Igboland , (akuruo ulo amara onye kpara ya ) which means, when wealth gets home the owner will be noticed 😂
This is actually my village in Umuchu Town....the owner mighty mighty is super rich, Soon u will come n video my house 🏠 in the village too, still under construction 🏗
Abririba is number one village for me, although all Igbo land is doing well in terms of edifice.
Try to see Oguta in Imo state,you will confirm
@@francisiriaka8329 instead of arguing why not share the oguta here let's compare and contrast
Abriba started it long before others.
Abriba is longtime small london as at when am on my teenage till now
Igbo kwenu! We love to build, not only in the village. I do not think it's a waste for one to build a palatial mansion in one's village, cos in Igboland it's just like a competition. Moreover, one needs a befitting home to retire to.
I love seeing the beautiful homes in Africa through your eyes
Thank you
There are beautiful buildings in every Igbo land, and not only in Anambra state..
I said mostly in ANAMBRA which is the truth
Who’s this one?😂😂😂 it seems you’re from Ebonyi state lol.
@@zeeondemand excuse you...not mostly in Anambra...it's all over Igbo land..and how you create false content
@@zeeondemand yes generally anambra has more rich people but doesn't boast of the village, abariba in abia state has the best village by far.
@@enterpriseerin857 is there any village in anambra like abriba in abia?
Uncle Mighty mighty one of umuchu 🥺 I pray for this in my father's compound
We travel far and wide working hard to make money. It is our duty to show off our hard work by building a big mansion. Thus bring our wealth back home.
You nailed it. You're saying nothing but the TRUTH. God bless you my dear.
Thank you! You too!
In hindsight, it's a great tradition and about to become visionary for ndigbo who built palatial homes in the village:
Why is that?!
International trade (import/export) has morphed into a Global Village such that anyone with Internet access, cryptocurrency and a 24/7 electricity supply could transact any type of business from any location on the planet.
I make bold to predict that by 2025 most villages and towns in Igboland would be equipped for global business such that the Igbo businessman could bring home his enterprise to operate from his new head office.
Wow 😲, I watched this video again just to discover this is my dad home town. It's been awhile. Nice 👍 video
I am coming to build my castle in Africa
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Thank you
This is my first time on ur platform, u r really doing great. I enjoyed every minute of it.
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This is just the best thing to do.Your village first.
Is a waste of money or a laudable project ? Or is it a waste of money because it"s built in the owners village and not in town ? - But remember that a man"s village is another man"s town. Lagos may be a town for you, but it"s someones village! Good houses and projects like this is what actually turns our villages to townships - like in overseas where there are no towns or village!
Who told you there are no villages overseas? Speak what you know
@@manisthemeasure2205 In Africa, a town is where people think mega structures and companies must be located, but across Europe, it"s not so because mega structures or companies are also located in the villages. Most of the services in the townships are also available in the villages also unlike in African countries where developments and good projects are few and located in the townships.
@@pricelessvesseltv6247, oh OK! I see what you mean 👍
ok first things first u are gorgeous but i believe its a statement to show his stature but also have a fall back home when needed
Respect to you Nigeria Kings and queens
Thank you
never a rules but one of our proverb in Igboland , (akuruo ulo amara onye kpara ya ) which means, when wealth gets home the owner will be noticed 😂
I respect Anambra men so much ❤
You're good, Girl. Be safe
First time watching this channel. Keep it up. Igbo Kwenu!
Thank you
Anyi nwere our way, igbo nwere way , anyi nwere levels. Beautiful video
Yes oooooo
Yes of cause…. That’s a wise idea. You have to do it in ur home first. No place like home. Home sweet home. Home is the best.
Yesssss
The language is wrong, why do you call it waste, this is where we are going to retire when we grow old
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U have spoken well. I have nothing more to add. Thanks for taking us on this trip.
Thanks a lot 🙏
All the attractive cities you now crave to visit overseas were once villages
east west, home is best, the village home is a castle that makes you feel contented with life, we love our villages whether Nigerian, Ghanaian or Kenyan like me.
Igbos are the richest tribe in Africa. There’s no place in your Kenya or other African countries that you’ll see mansions in village.
@@michaelfrye2146 My fellow Kenyan posted a comment in good faith but you chose to respond in a primitive and rude way. We have village mansions in Kenya but they may not be as big or as flamboyant as those in Igboland Nigeria. By the way remember that PRIDE comes before a fall. Thank you.
@@joan2470 forgive him bro, some of us can talk carelessly.
@@joan2470 on behalf of the igbos I apologise on the bad comment, but you said the truth thanks
@@michaelfrye2146 What's with that? Are you sure you are an Igbo man? That's uncalled for. Ibu onye Igbo? Ekwerom n'ibu one Igbo ibia ebaa wagaba onu otua.
No wonder people are Jealous of IGBO people oooo wow kudos to them ooo ooh God please bless me oooo wow i love what I'm seeing ❤❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😍😍😍😍🤗😭😭😭
Every man must have his own compound. It is must to have an own compound in your homeland. Its also an investment. I dont know why people dont aee the wisdom of that.
Igbo all the way
My sister, home sweet home nothing too ways about it. We are in a civilized dispensation we needs to be digitalized into our villages.
Good morning Zee and Happy new year
I want you to know that no part igbo land that don’t have mansions
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There's nothing wrong with building in the Village, if you have the money and the land then why not. Soon all these so called villages wouldn't be villages anymore, give it the next decade and all those places will be extremely developed. If you have the money, secure a land there now because eventually the lands wouldn't be available any more to buy because they would be sold out. Igbos are thinking of the next 10 to 15yrs to come, don't be upset when in the next 10yrs prices for lands upscale rapidly. The more development in an area, the more prices go up, sell today to buy tomorrow, food for thought.
True
Ana esi nulo amaramma aputa ezi, nothing Ibos do they will not talk , they invest outside they will talk they invest at home they still talk, this the uniqueness of Igbo mystery that's who we are, some are dying in their spirit hating Ibo, but we move like the ocean unstoppable, one greatness of God ❤
This is the kind of man like to work with.
Anambra una to make mouth, which one is mostly in Anambra, have you been to other states in Igbo land and found out that there's no mansions there? Have you been to Nkwere, Ehime and Isiala Mbano, Mbaise, all in Imo state, or have you been to Abariba, Ohafia, Item, all in Abia State, you go know say Anambra they learn work
You should understand the meaning of "mostly" before coming here to express your envy and inferiority complex on Anambra State. The statistics are there to show that wealth is more evenly spread in Anambra state than any other state in the South East. Anambra bears the light of excellence in every aspect of life compared to other Igbo states. Don't allow envy to influence your reasoning.
@@ndukadukeezeonyekwere5771 nothing like mostly Anambra here..it's all over the east
People just unnecessary glorify anambra men as if they are the riches that’s a fat lie they are mostly traders which is good and they make good money and they tends to show off of their wealth which is good but don’t underestimate other regions like Enugu which are mostly richer than anambra people and imo state who are at same level with anambra , talk of ohafia item people aro chukwu which are mostly rich than anambra even the landmark beach in Lagos is owned by an imo state guy owerri but this guys don’t make noise
Even till god come down from heaven imo state is richer than every state in the east,
Nothing like making mouth..ok..all Igbo States hv mansions in their villages but Anambra villages compete more...
Are you still in Owerri, would be lovely seeing you. I’m here now till 26th ❤
Ego di nma ! This house is heaven kai!
So beautiful
“My grandfather walked 10 miles to work everyday, My father walked 5 miles, I’m driving a Cadillac, My son is in a Mercedes, My grandson will be in a Ferrari, But my great grandson will be walking again….”
“Do you want to know why?”
“Because…
Tough Times create Strong Men. Strong Men create Easy Times. Easy Times create Weak Men. Weak Men create Tough Times”
How many sons and grandsons will you have? If all of them are walking then it's inheritance. You grrit? 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️
I concur.
Bullshit!!!! Only applicable to irrational people. Most wealth you see in Europe is generational wealth somehow…. Why haven’t the offsprings walked?? Henry Ford’s family, Rothschild, apple, Toyota, Honda etc.. get brain and understand the difference between working hard and working smart.
Dear, your grandson will be flying his jet, just believe it will happen. This is actually beautiful. I was smiling read your comment. Love it. Happy new year
I like the background music, how can I download it. Please Who is the artist? Thanks 👍🏽
Nice Documentary. But In Your Next Shot, Try To Handle/Hold Your Camera Properly.
I will thanks
Best mansion in Anambra state not east of niger , please continue with your research and confirm what I just said.
Is there any mansion in anambra state to be compared with oji uzo Kalu's mansion in ibere abia state
@@chigozieosuoha7189 Orji Uzor Kalu home is just a Hotel not home, moreover this house is not among top ten mansion in Anambra State
Its the aftermath of the civil war. Igbo properties outside the Igbo heartland were confiscated by the federal government and some state govts.
This led to the "think inwards" mindset. Once you've built your home/building inside Igbo land, then you can risk a little with expanding outwards.
Pls Nne change the word “waste money” it’s not proper to say igbos waste money in building mansions in their home town.
Tell her, she's calling our investment waste
one day maybe I will make a Nollywood movie about why
I understand the real reason
We love it at home.
I like when you speak in Igbo
Thanks
No one who truly works hard for an honest living will throw his money in the air
We are not throwing it in the air. We build homes with it! It's our culture.
Truth
@@onyiiilo378
No home or culture will follow anyone that translates to the other world in death. Jesus Christ is the ticket to eternal life.
Pls Zee, can you pls help me get the last video when you said "you'll know that doings get level", achom that video badly biko nne 🙏🙏
Get it how please?
LoL memories with my big uncle
Go to Arochukwu in Abia state and see by yourself
More over land in the village was will to them Free land so building a comfortable house in your home town is not bad
We want to develop lgbo because Rome was not built in a day. America. France and London is beautiful. We want ala lgbo to be like that.
I want you to know that labour is not cheap in the village rather higher
Human labor is cheaper in the village
Zee On Demand if you have ever done a project in the village you will know what I am talking about
Being looking for a fresh glass of palm wine 🍷.... and I think I have seen one😉😉
Great video btw
Lol thanks btw
Nne e maka. thumbs up.
Thank you
I like de way u are ticking all de boxes. " Beautiful wife " u didn't check dat one✍
Yes o beautiful wife
Why don't you show us some of the beautiful mansions like this in Imo? I'd really like to see some of the beautiful mansions in Imo state too 👍
I'm so proud to be an Igbo man ✌️✌️
Which one come still be thick village,Igbo land doesn't have such a thick village as you insinuate, go to other regions of the country and see what thick village means
Ok
Building a mansion in your villages isn't bad
Nowhere like home
So true
Igbo my root amaka , please what is the name of song
Go to Abriba and see what is called mansion
make a full video on NGURU
Any lazy Igbo man u see has fulani blood or father by fulani after the war
😂
😂😂
Waste which money? Are you ok at all?
What we need is industries
drive around the five villages that made up NGURU
Whats the name of the song at the beginning 3.03
This is my dream too
Omo see house interior🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yesss o
That place you called a city, it not some people village?
It’s the song for me 😅. Aku na esi obi ike
Your video are showing us mansions, but the roads just look really ugly.
Nice video and talk..
Thank you
Nice one
Who is his architect
See fine fine motors 🥰
I swearrrrrrr
The best village in the whole igboland of southeast and any other in Nigeria is situated in abia state not nnewi nor any other villages in anambra state. That village in abia state is called abariba village nicknamed "small London" well developed village with great road network built and maintained by communal efforts not government right from time immemorial. Challenge you to visit there, I bet you, will home with your mouth open in aweee!
I should visit small London soon 🔜
@@zeeondemand do! although I'm not from there but have visited just like many villages in anambra.
@@zeeondemand great job! Vlog there will be fantastic
Is not up to NRI in Anambra state.. I hv there videos.. Abriba is not finest village in Igbo land..stop this..many villages beat Abriba hands down
@@maxglobe which village? Mention three pls
Igbo ndioma ❤
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God bless me , please ,will my own case be different?
Its an ebo Secret smiling
Why not tell your viewers the name of the owner of the house and the town. Without this information then is nonsensical showing the house.
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Can they at least tile the roads? You drive a quarter million dollar car on red clay sand. Tile the road so the poor villagers can at least gain from your wealth. This is pure insanity.
Your intentions are not based on love for the villagers but pure hate, envy and jealousy 😅😅😂
We know and can identify your type easily!
@@omambem3871 I completely disagree I think his intentions are borne out of love for the people and not jealousy. What is wealth if it does not trickle to the ordinary people 🤔
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That guy’s comment is proof of the wickedness of the average Nigerian. They enjoy seeing others go without because it makes them feel “big.” imagine you drive an expensive Range Rover and live in a mega mansion but plying dilapidated roads and red sand dirt tracks to get to your house…SMH. Well that’s the norm in Nigeria anyway, wickedness.
I'm from Umuchu, your comment has an undertone of envy. Have asked the villagers about the owner of this mansion? You don't just criticise people without knowing them well, he's done many laudable things for his village (Achara) and Umuchu town as a whole. He's tarred the roads, built a church, scholarships etc. You refused to blame the government for the lack of amenities but enviously attacked an individual because of his mansion.
Is that road not tarred? It's looking dirty with red clay soil and other stuff but the road is tarred. Majority of the roads in Anambra are tarred. Now, maintenance is another thing.
At first I used to watch IGBO rural mansions with great enthusiasm but since I learnt that these so calledvillages are actually towns or suburban areas I was shocked. I felt shocked why Nigerian u-tubers present these vlogs to earn false fame.I want your honest comment about it.Icannot see any rural activities going on in these so called rural villages MY joy turned into gloomiest after learning that some u tubers do this sort of thing to earn false name and fame .Please restore my belief in Nigerian rural mansions. Thanks!
Listening clearly they are rural villages if you are looking for mud houses hardy you see one in poorest igbo villages. In my village like many villages in igboland there's no single mud or thatched houses. If you see a abariba village there's noway you will believe is a village.
There's the difference between cities an towns. Town is comprise of smaller villages then local government is comprise of towns, state is comprise of local governments. Some towns are villages, some are cities. Example nobody will call onitsha village but can call nnewi town village because the only town/small city in nnewi is "nkwor nnewi" but there are rural villages in nnewi. If you asked someone from one of the villages that make up nnewi town they will tell you nnewi but if you dig forward by asking the person where in nnewi they will tell you their village. Therefore anyone from igboland will first of all tell you their town before telling you their village if you ask. When igbo people say my village they mean every sense of the words. Innoson motors is an nnewi indigene, his car manufacturing company is in his rural village of uru In umudim, one of the villages that make up nnewi in Nnewi north local government. Nnewi north local government has Nnewi as the only town/city in it - there are four villages that make up the one-town local government.innoson is not the only villager who built industries in his uru village. You are mixing things up. Check out "Emeka agbanari mansion in his nnobi village and tell me what you see.
They built the mansions holidaying whenever they come to their village, some of them are occupied by their aging parents. Igbo traditional marriages and burials are done in the village. If you marry igboman's daughter who lives in lagos whenever you want pay the dowry and wine carrying/traditional marriage, the whole thing will be done in his village where his kinsmen live not in lagos. Igboman doesn't rent house in his village to live nor lodge in hotel in his village.
Many thanks foryour prompt and straightforwardreplyYou have well conceived my doubts and removed them.Again my heartiest grateful Ness to you for such a detailed description of the Igbos. Please more of genuinely rural villages which I am awaiting eagerly.
If don't have village and value for it just zip it and stop saying they are lying.
If you can fine, but peer pressure should not lead to senseless desperation to impress. The truly rich have no business impressing you, infact they hide themselves. Nonsensical stuffs!
My opinion next time make your introduction line the title of your UA-cam video because you didn't give us a house tour as long as im concerned and even the sneak peek we were able to get your hands wouldn't just stay straight so this is not a tour it's a vlog
Imo, Abia and the rest are trying to pick up?
You really lost me after that statement. Ignorance at it’s peak.