He Built His Home with Ancient Rocks to Connect with Ancestral Spirits

A House Built of Ancient Rocks to Connect with Ancestral Spirits is a story about the chief of Ballang Kallep, who built his palace as a medium to preserve the essence of his ancestors.
Ballang Kalep is also the only community where trees are not cut down in Nigeria, thanks to the exceptional work done by the chief of the community Nde Amos.
He is also building one of the most innovative nature palaces using rocks and earth materials from the location
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[@ndepanaandrew610]

That’s a good house there. Brick houses are strong and beautiful

[@omoregbeblessing3249]

I love This

[@dtmk5016]

Birds singing in background so sweet

[@joewlaschin6970]

Thank you David for takeing us to places we never new we needed to see.Akways amazing orginal content.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@remy9824]

Investigate solar energy for power and electric blankets for the 🛌 beds as a form of heating. Borehole will be the cheapest source of water. Fantastic project to invest in

[@ChiAngel]

This Baba has a whole vision & plan, a preservationist! Is going to be more amazing when completed 👍👍👍

[@DavidNkwa]

Very true

[@abishagmusa8230]

This chief has foresight

[@ananmai8700]

FAR-WAY, better if he completed one area FIRST then has funds/money available to him, completed next section ETC.

[@alanitonyc]

Omg the little birdies singing reminds me of every morning when they try to wake me up outside my bedroom window lol ...beautiful stone palace! Wow! Ashe!🙂

[@misssamson65]

Hi David, another interesting video! That place is beautiful, wouldn't mind having it myself 😊❤

[@DavidNkwa]

its a lovely places. lots of birds there too with good sound of nature

[@Dreadbaby_01]

Yo

[@zodoplanet]

something that lacks in nigerian tourist centers is natural and uniquely African aesthethics, most tourism centers are not properly managed and a lot of trying to fit Westernized tourist standards when it comes to price and character, hope this project gets good support

[@ucukaoma4551]

Beautiful structure made from locally-sourced natural materials...Air conditioning would be optional as a result!
The Chief is truly an environmentalist❤
Awesome documentary, David 👏🏽👏🏽

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes he is, without knowing it

[@isiomaamma9869]

Im always fascinated by stone houses ,they are so beautiful💕🙏

[@TochukwuNwigwe]

That's actually a castle

[@chriswonderart]

This is beautiful

[@orilocs]

Lovely home ❤

[@lalaslawan9976]

The baba have foresight, his ancestors use to build their houses with stones and rocks, so he is trying to do same for the next generation to see and advance on this unique architectural project.

[@minemovies587]

This is awesome. Nature at it core. Very unique and lovely
I love this.❤

[@oceejekwam6829]

I pray for better times to return to the country so that the chief's dream for this project will be realised.

[@Naija247]

The sound of birds is just therapeutic! ❤❤

[@fiveart3070]

Please start a Go Fund me page, so we can bless this wonderful visionary

[@oscarjackson9826]

This is ever lasting investment, l wish l have enough money, l would have come and finish the place and put more animals, so people can watch and also put bar, people will love it

[@holyscriptures82]

My ancestors worked very hard to build and reserve their identity.

[@misssamson65]

Lol, yes we Americans do love pork

[@misssamson65]

Wow, it's huge! 😮

[@justinageorge3785]

David, please is it possible to me link up with Beans farmers in Taraba state? I am trying to start a Beans storage business, I am Germany, please try and explore Maiduguri Beans Market the boarder between Maiduguri and Cameroon, thanks

[@DavidNkwa]

unfornately, am currently not in Taraba. but during my time there, am not sure i saw Beans farmer there. Yes, i may visit Maidugri, but definitely not in my plans any time soon. except you want to send me an errand, which i will gladly do, but you should know am expensive errand boy though.

[@Rotjil2933]

Gombe state actually grows beans the most in Nigeria. I'm sure if you make inquiries you'll confirm that. Beans farming is a major preoccupation of Gombe people

[@Ejiroghenee]

He will spend up to 50million with the current economy

[@Rotjil2933]

He's surprised that Arch. Isaac suggested 20m. When he started this project, the total estimate would have probably been less than 2m, but things have really gone south in this country that even 50m might not finish this if the standard is to be high

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

I was admiring the stone wall from the previous video. No investors! This is the chief's personal residence. You could start GoFundMe for him, but please don't bring in strangers to own part of the chief's palace. The wrong person or people could messed up that beautiful community. You have to be very careful when bringing in investors into your community. Some may have hidden agenda, and they will wait until the chief dies, or even kill him to carry out their evil plan. I am sorry, but I just don't trust people. I have seen a lot of things in my life time. Yes, there are good people in world, but they are very few. Try and help him to get the money without bringing in strangers to own part of this community.

[@DavidNkwa]

ok

[@winniejo316]

How far is this place from Abuja?

[@DavidNkwa]

7 hours

[@justinageorge3785]

David, please how do I get in touch with you?

[@DavidNkwa]

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