An Oyinbo man happily showed off his exquisite home in Makoko slum where is living and shared an interesting view on housing.
Makoko slum, is an area in Lagos, an informal settlement across the 3rd mainland bridge, built on stilts along the lagoon and the rest of the space is on land.
The Oyinbo man happily gave the content creator a room tour of his apartment, including the solar and the green screen where he usually sat and taught his students in the US
READ ALSO: french-montana-donates-500-canoes-to-makoko-community
The Oyinbo man went on to say that he paid no rent to live where he was living and all that he had to pay money for was for the structure that was erected for him to have a roof over his head.
Exquisite home in Makoko: Oyinbo man has a hidden mission
Most people found it hard to believe that he was living there because he wanted to build a relationship and confirmed that there was something fishy about his stay on the Makoko slum
@DOKI OF LAGOS: “I will like to meet this man, I will like to introduce a sustainability design to the people of Makoko and secure a huge funding for them.”
@vicker mr nice guy: “Bro are you sure there is no mineral resources in Makoko???? There is no smoke without.”
@kebee: “He will find peace in Makoko.”
@B$Movies: “The way the water in Makoko is black, I suspect that there is something under there.”
@King Ladey: “there is something precious in Makoko and Makoko people never know, only the guy does.”
Netizens react to Don Jazzy advice to artistes to learn from Davido
Meanwhile, Don Jazzy advised upcoming artists and singers as he explained that marketing is very important.
The record producer took to Twitter to explain that irrespective of a singer’s popularity a musician need to market his music properly so he can achieve his set goals.
Don Jazzy used Davido’s album as a case study when he explained that despite the love the sensational singer has from everywhere around the world, he still sold his music properly without banking on his fame.
Recommended posts:
Is Don Jazzy Government? Mixed reactions as good Samaritan seeks help from Don Jazzy for Makoko pupils
“This would go a long way, God bless you”: Student who Don Jazzy helped with 500k says in appreciation
French Montana Donates 500 Canoes to Makoko Community
I never left: Di’Ja sets the record straight
