Nigerian Man Shows 131-Year-Old House Built by His Grandfather in 1892, Stunning Video Goes Viral on TikTok

Nigerian Man Shows 131-Year-Old House Built by His Grandfather in 1892, Stunning Video Goes Viral on TikTok

  • A Nigerian man has taken to TikTok to share a video of his grandfather's house which is now 131-years-old
  • According to the man, his grandfather built the house as far back as 1892 and it is still standing in 2023
  • The video he posted has stunned a lot of people who find the structure of the house to be very interesting

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A Nigerian house said to have been built as far back as 1892 has gone viral on TikTok.

A video of the house was posted on the platform to show that it is still standing in 2023.

Photos of a Nigerian house built in 1892.
The house built in 1892 is currently 131 years old. Photo credit: TikTok/@itz_promzey.
Source: UGC

According to the Nigerian man who posted the video on his TikTok handle, @itz_promzey, the house was built by his grandfather.

Video of a Nigerian house built in 1892

A simple calculation shows that a house built in 1892 is currently 131 years old. Apart from the fact that it is still standing, the house also has interesting features.

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It appears to have been built with mud and it has a veranda and an entrance that leads to rooms.

The house was also roofed with iron sheets popularly called zinc. The zinc still looks a bit new.

There is also a chicken hole and a calabash hanging on one part of the wall. The video has stunned many people.

Watch the video below:

Reactions from TikTok users

@Irene said:

"I swear this house like this strong pass some kind people relationship."

@Twist commented:

"Them no dey too overdo like us now."

@Nonye said:

"Make village people no hold you oo....one love bro."

@ujunwaprecious61 said:

"Wow, we are from same place."

@noord said:

"Very very nice, pls don't break it. Just clean it up and make it look good."

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@ellawhitediamond reacted:

"I'm still waiting for your father's house and yours oo."

@chinny said:

"Your grandfather nah big guy that year."

Palm wine shows off luxury benz and magnificent mansion

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Nigerian man who started tapping palm trees and producing wine at the age of 12 had used the proceeds to build a mansion.

The man named Utobo, who has become a professional tapper, is from Amufi, Enugu Ezike, Enugu state.

In a video interaction with popular comedian, Mama Uka, Utobo said he initially stopped the business but nothing else worked for him.

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Source: Legit.ng

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