A Nigerian man shared photos of his apartment where he lives with his son which got netizens talking.
The man identified as Israel Nelz Stephen shared his discontentment online, having to live in a ‘spacious’ apartment without a wife.
He stated this in a Facebook group where he flaunted his two-room apartment. While sharing the post, he wrote:
“This is too big for me to stay alone with my 5 years old son, I need a wife.”
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In the photos shared, the apartment comprised a living room and a bedroom. The living room had cushion chairs and simple furniture.
The bedroom had a big red frame that seemed cozy and comfortable.
Netizens had mixed reactions to his post, noting that he did not need to advertise his need for a wife using his apartment.
Danielbrown Telecom Services said: “Oga let’s call a spade a spade, you only need a wife which one is this place is too big for you to stay alone, is your place a Asa Rock or Washington DC abi orieburu ni bayii?”
Spiritual Mama B said: “Ok make woman come marry house abi na you the woman go marry? Watin relate to your home ND marriage.”
“Materialistic ladies oya oo…make una see apartment go marry not the human being. Nothing I no go see for this blue app.”
Joy Peace said: “Bros I sells beautiful and affordable curtains and Bedsheets. What ur room needs is a touch of interior first not woman.
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Meanwhile, a creative Nigerian man has shocked netizens with his innovative idea after he built a three-bedroom apartment with 17,800 plastic bottles.
The man named Engr Yahaya Ahmed is the director of a non-governmental organization, Developmental Association of Renewable Energies in Nigeria (DARE), and the innovative house was to encourage Nigerians to recycle wastes.
The Civil Engineer explained that waste recycling helps to ensure a safer environment and will also create more jobs in Nigeria.
