"Congratulations to Me": Nigerian Man Manages Small Piece of Land, Builds Lovely House on it

"Congratulations to Me": Nigerian Man Manages Small Piece of Land, Builds Lovely House on it

  • A young man has become the latest house in town after he completed the construction of his house
  • The excited Nigerian youth celebrated the feat on social media with a video of the newly built property
  • In a chat with Legit.ng, a building expert who is the managing director of Demenz Consult Ltd, Engr Ezereonwu Donatus, shared his thoughts on building on a small piece of land

A Nigerian youth has taken to social media to celebrate building a new house.

"Congratulations to me, God did," the house owner wrote on TikTok.
Video as young man builds house on small piece of land
He built his house on a small piece of land. Photo Credit: @stiktok.com38
Source: TikTok

@stiktok.com38 shared a video showing the small piece of land the house was built on.

From the clip, it could be deduced the house had not been fenced and the compound was not cemented or tiled.

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However, these did not take the shine off the lovely work of architectural brilliance. He took netizens on a short tour of its interior, revealing how it was set up and arranged.

His video stunned many.

Pros and cons of building on small land

The managing director of Demenz Consult Ltd, Engr Ezereonwu Donatus, said there are no dangers associated with building a house on a small piece of land. He told Legit.ng:

"There are certainly no dangers associated with building on a small piece of land. As the human population increases per day, land becomes more scarce because shelter is one of the top priorities of any man."

He, however, noted the challenge of building on a small piece of land.

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"The only challenge is that once the small piece of land is not properly managed by a professional, the house might not be properly ventilated thereby leaving the occupants at a high risk of heat wave and also.
"No matter how small the piece of land might be we always encourage people to plant at least one tree."

Watch the video below:

People celebrate with the young man

Dominion said:

"Big congratulations nwanne I tap next is mine Amen."

chrispayet4040 said:

"Congrats more grace and more wins."

transaction said:

"Congratulations I tap from your Grace."

youngmuller800 said:

''Maximum congratulations brotherly."

rebert gorkonel said:

"Congratulations more key to be dedicated."

OJ MOORE said:

"Congratulations…try do the fencing for security purposes."

nwodeaugustine961 said:

"Congratulations.
"I tapped from your blessings."

Nornorqueen said:

"Big congratulations to u dear nah God dey run nah."

Sarah 36 said:

"I will keep saying congratulations until it gets to my turn."

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Young man builds one-storey building

In another related story, Legit.ng reported that a young man had built a one-storey house.

After the building's foundation had been dug, the man (@kodakmullar3) knelt on his site. People were around as he prayed.

His house had a solid decking to withstand the weight of the first storey. He spent heavily on the building's roof. Seconds into his video, he shared a photo of the plan he used for the building.

Man builds small house on his land

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had showcased the house he built on his land.

In a video that has stirred massive reactions on TikTok, it was seen that the man put in so much effort. Many were amazed when they saw how much work he invested into the project.

He led the masonry work as he plastered the whole building. At the beginning of the clip, one can see how the building project started.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng