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  A Nigerian man, Ahmed Raji, has put happiness on his kinsmen's faces as he builds a big family compound with 100 rooms. The humanitarian did this as an approach to shut off the year 2020 as he handed over the keys of the building at Oke-Esa, Iseyin, Oke Ogun in Oyo state to his family.  As shown by Adeolu Akande, who appointed the task and shared photos on his Facebook page, the man earlier in 2020 demolished the old designs in the compound. The absolute change accompanied a borehole as occupants of the compound presently have a decent water source. To show that he is very worried about their wellbeing, he also built a medical clinic for them. Present at the appointing occasion were elites, for example, Oba Abdul Ganiyy Adekule Salau, Oba Rafiu Souolale Adeitan among different dignitaries.   See how people react to the project below:  Tunde Adeyemo said: This is starting new worth creation in our general public. I pray others can learn this ideology that we are honored to favor o

  Yahaya Ahmed, a Nigerian architect, has build a house in Kaduna using 14,800 sand-filled plastic jugs as blocks. Premium Times reports that Ahmed is the director of a non-legislative association, Developmental Association of Renewable Energies in Nigeria (DARE). The designer said the house was worked by his association to support reusing of waste materials, establish occupations and guarantee a more secure climate in Nigeria.  Clarifying the way toward building the house, Ahmed said laborers filled the plastic containers with sand and connected them at the neck by an intricate network of strings. He said the structure is the first of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa, adding that it is less expensive to build because the building materials are available in the street and dump focuses.  In of strength, Ahmed said the house is "multiple times more stronger than block houses and can last for more than 300 years if constructed properly According to him, the structure is flame resistant