Homeowner to Be Has Mzansi Gushing As Construction Continues: "Good Luck, Bro"

• A local man recently strode to the streets of Twitter to invite Saffas to share in his excitement of building a house
• The Twitter user, @AviweN__, posted a picture of the yet to be completed house before sparking a massive online reaction
• The responses ranged from congratulatory to critical and exciting as tweeps offered up a stream of colourful comments

Mzansi's social media streets have been quite busty of late as netizens congratulate each other on one phenomenal achievement after the other.

The plaudits are still raining down on many other groundbreakers, and as the latest among them, @AviweN__ is proudly flexing what he claims to be his achievement online.

Heading to Twitter, he shared a picture of a house that appeared to still be under construction. There was a noticeable hive of activity around it as the building continued.

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"This year, I'm finishing my house. Can't wait," the inspired caption read.

The image also shows the various divisions of the yet to be completed house after the foundation was laid. Several people, presumably the builders, mill about as they continue marshalling the work of the day.

The unfinished house is surrounded by lush greenery in the distance and appears to be built on the steep face of a hill in a rural part of the country. At the time of publication, the tweet had gathered almost 9 200 likes.

Apart from a flood of negativity around the post, with peeps criticising the various aspects of the building plan, some tweeps took the opportunity to congratulate the visionary fella.

Netizens express mixed reviews

Briefly News took a deep dive in the comments section to bring readers all the reactions to the tweet.

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@Adugu_dee wrote:

"Why are there no restrooms? I'm trying to understand the building plan from this angle."

@LangaNkosana said:

"I think it will be better to announce when you are finished with the house [because] negativity is roaming around in all kinds of channels. But big up to you."

@Manyangatsi5 added:

"Saw this as an achievement and a life-changing one. How could I not fall in love with such a beautiful house?"

Man praised for extending his family home

Elsewhere, Briefly News previously reported that a man drew heaps of praise online for doing the responsible thing by building on what was supposedly his family home before renovations on the property.

Heading online to fill Mzansi in on the incredible accomplishment, the Twitter user, @justnhlaka, posted before and after pictures of the once humble abode. In one image, the property is a small-sized house that likely had no more than three rooms.

In the same collage image, it was seen completely transformed from the first time it was built and resembled a spacious modern home that had to be boasting a modern interior. Considering the shift from its original state, the property appeared affluent surrounded by a lush green immediate area.

Source: Briefly News