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Internet users react to man’s underground parlor

A Nigerian man who started his construction project with an underground parlour in 2023 has finally completed it.

His creative project went viral after he shared videos of the unusual underground parlour on TikTok. This innovative space features cosy seating and stylish decor.

All things considered, the underground parlour has sparked a lively conversation regarding house remodelling and the extent people will go in order to design unique living areas.

@chimuzy777 Replying to @cuteshasha4 ♬ Dumebi my dressing vandaliz – ?DUMEBI?

@chimuzy777 Replying to @cuteshasha4 ♬ Dumebi my dressing vandaliz – ?DUMEBI?

@chimuzy777Landlord liie me ?♬ Ndi Ogwu Ego – Michael Udegbi N’olo

Internet users took to the comment section and have responded in a variety of ways to this creative area. The internet expressed worries about possible problems like flooding and accessibility.

Some questioned the practicality of such a set-up, while many complimented his creativity and skill:

One user asked: “How much did it cost to build a bungalow like this? And how many bedrooms?”

Another user questioned the amount of lighting: “Why do you pack light full house like this? Na beer parlour? Anyways congrats” He responded cheekily saying because the lights were cheap in his area.

Another user expressed their concerns: “Make flood no reach your area”

Another user said: “Perfect example of don’t let them know your next move. but the house is really nice, congratulations”

Another user said: “Wow congratulations… this is beautiful… God is great”

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