Flaws Exposed: Nigerian Mansion Tour disaster | ROOF FLEX?

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Arvin Haddad

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Flaws Exposed: Nigerian Mansion Tour disaster | ROOF FLEX?


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  1. This is so typicall black people behavior , they only show off with there money but have not much practical stuff or quality of live changes . That bigg mansion didnt even have a connection to the water network it needed those water towers . Imagine living in a big mansion but no water connection . Me as an European cant get my head around this id rather live in a small house with utilities then a big house that kinds doesnt work out even . I used to move alot of houses and i always noticed that black peoples houses were very dirty and badly maintained exept for there shoes and clothing because they had to show themselfs off outside there house ''be fresh'' .

  2. The reason for the big, open lots without gardens, pools, or tennis courts is for the guard towers to have a clear line-of-sight to gun people down. Very luxurious.

  3. I agree I hope they look to cultural influences in their architecture rather than houses parodying Greek/Roman styles. Like imagining what their concept of a rich persons house, based on what they see in media

  4. As a Nigerian I also have found these really high roof houses so funny😂 like why do you need more height than width? You have so much land!!!!! Do a swimming pool, a garden, a sports area, an event area. You have so many options with the land. Do something!!!!😂😂

  5. Takes a special type of human to build a multi million dollar house in a comunity full of mud huts and extreme poverty.
    Theres a reason they dont live in them.

  6. I think the height is for the heat. The avoidance of grass and a pool is because there is no water. I think it would be too hot to play tennis. I’m sure air conditioning should be paramount. My favorite one was the one with the brick floor. The dream part is awesome.

  7. The Nigerians did incorporate their culture – who do you think the Greeks and Romans got their ideas from? From Egypt, Nubia, etc. Egyptians were of the black race (later in history other racial groups invaded and conquered the Egyptians such as the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, etc). And the roofs of the Nigerians take on a pyramidal shape. So, they are keeping it within their culture.

  8. Sharing your wealth is actually really bad for communities. You want people to work hard and make life good for themselves. Like with the American Dream. Furthermore you want wealthy people to create more business and make investments, to become more wealthy themselves, but also lift the community to higher economic levels. But when you have to waste all money on your village, then you will just spend all money and it will leave your community forever.

  9. Thank you Arvin! I’m Nigerian real estate construction agent. I hope to see more videos of yours about my country and one day you criticize and let me know your opinions about my building and architectural designs too 😊

  10. Interior, exterior and landscaping is so painful. Not to mention just basic functionality. It doesn't seem like these houses have ac and other basics down.

  11. What's interesting is that other African cultures, unrelated to Nigeria, also favored tall spikey shapes. Take a look at the Nubian pyramids https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nubian_pyramids. Nubia (now in Sudan) was a country that existed at the same time as the pyramid-building Egyptians and their take on Egyptian pyramids was to build their own versions tall and narrow, as can be seen in the Wikipedia photos