Nigerian Man Kneels, Celebrates Endlessly As He Completes His New House, Video Goes Viral

• A young Nigerian man is currently full of joy because he has finally built a new house for himself
• He posted a short video on TikTok to celebrate and show the beautiful house to his followers on the platform
• The man knelt and lifted his hands when he got to the gate of the house, expressing his joy over the achievement

A Nigerian man is over the moon after successfully completing work on his house.

In a video he posted on TikTok, the man, @favour__star shows the entire building, which looks like a mansion.

He invited people and took them on a tour of the building, showing what he had achieved. Before he walked into the house, the man knelt and lifted his hands in joy.

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Man moves into new house, rejoices

He was seen in one of the rooms in the building as he danced and rejoiced while holding a young lady.

The man said:

"Thanks to you all who are congratulating me. I believe 50 people from here are getting their congratulations before this year ending."

The video of the new house went viral after he posted it on TikTok. Many of his followers congratulated him and prayed for the same favour.

Watch the video below:

TikTok users congratulate man who built big house

@userRaphaelgee said:

"Congratulations, bro, more winning."

@Alisha Slattery commented:

"Congratulations. Lord let mine be next."

@precious002 said:

"Big congratulations to you, man."

@crybaby said:

"I tap from these blessings. Congrats bro."

@favouritebaby said:

"Congratulations, I tap from your blessings."

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In a related story, Briefly News reported that a young man became one of the few South Africans who built mansions in the rural area. @juniorhigginskicksspaza posted the house with a beautiful architectural design on TikTok.

The 20-second video spanned across the structure, which still needs fishing touches, including doors, windows and paint.

The motivating clip on the video-sharing app gathered 424 000 views and more than 22 000 likes.

Source: Legit.ng