- Eberechuku Uzuh showcased her family’s impressive compound featuring five magnificent mansions to the delight of social media users
- The Uzuh family emphasised unity amidst their polygamous structure and shared heartfelt insights online, sparking a debate in the process
- Social media users celebrated the family’s harmony, praising their collective strength and support for one another
Nigeria: A proud woman has brought the internet to a standstill after showing off some of the houses in her father’s compound and praising her family while at it.
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The Uzuh family lives in a massive compound where five mansions majestically stand out, and one can even see them from outside.
According to Eberechuku Uzuh, they are a polygamous family, with the first wife having three sons, the second having six sons, and the other one having three sons as well.
“This is what happens when brothers stand united. United we stand, divided we fall. We should avoid heated speeches. One love,” he said.
As soon as one gets to the gate, they start expecting greatness from inside, as it is made with a canopy and a stone roof and painted all the way inside.
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How is the Uzuh compound arranged?
Once someone steps into the compound, they are met with a cemented compound, and on the right is a blue and white two-story house, and the way it is finished from the outside makes one want to see what is happening on the inside.
The windows match the pillars, while the blue patterned tiles contrast well with the blue walls. Next to it is a house with a red slanting roof, complete with a prominent chimney and painted red. It is painted cream and is also a storied house. The front part of the house is not attached to the storied building, but it is in the same colour.
At the heart of the compound is also a small fountain that looks like a roundabout, and there are two statues on either side. Right behind is the biggest house in the compound; while it is basic in design, it is also finished well, and its majestic standing makes it quite a sight to behold.
Then there is a mansion with a high black roof on the second left, and it is storied as well; it is one of the most colorful houses in the compound with its black roof and orange outer finishing.
On the extreme left is a house with a black rooftop, and its finishing is in cream and ,grey and white. It is the one whose colours are not screaming.
How did netizens react to the houses?
Amaka Nwuzor:
“Because the husband’s are not carried away with their wives love because my genders are the one separating family if you the man are not careful.”
Uganeme Chukwuemeka Nwafor Donatus:
“Mixed blood normally brought divisions in many families. Any family you see in Igbo land where brothers behave alike they have the same dad.”
Tales by susu:
“What makes a man is the ability to unite all his family happily. I love to see people like this who live with love, play together, eat together, look out for each other, support one another. Your grandfather is man of wisdom.”
Nwabichie Chinwendu Loveth:
“The sweetest part is that you will never go hungry.”
Different delicacies:
“You enter here to play; you eat from there, rest for some minutes, and then you eat again.”
Genevieve Henry Nwakuche Nneka:
“This is called united we stand.”
Divided we fall:
“Any wife that will try to divide Holy Ghost fire seven times.”
Nwankwo Chiedozie Anthony:
“It’s poverty that causes fight in families.”
Twins build identical houses in same compound
Previously, a woman with a family based in Germany showed the houses her husband built in Benin, Nigeria, which is his country of origin.
According to the woman, her husband’s twin brother handled the project, and she revealed that they built houses in the same compound.
The houses of the twins had the same exterior design as well as colours, with a space in between them for a car park.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
