Lady's Family Home, Built Like a Modern "Eden" by Her Dad, Captivates Viewers in Viral Video

• A Nigerian woman has confidently shared an online glimpse of her family home’s compound, which boasts an abundance of fruits.
• The enthusiastic woman compared her family home to the biblical Garden of Eden in regards to its construction.
• Although numerous individuals showed enthusiasm about the variety of fruits within the complex, some voiced their concerns.

A clip showing a woman’s family home surrounded by an abundance of fruit and trees has sparked excitement among social media users.

In a TikTok clip, a woman shared footage of her family home’s grounds, mentioning that her father created something akin to the biblical Garden of Eden.

"Point of View: Your father transformed your family home into a Garden of Eden," reads the text overlaid on her video.

In the video, she showcased various trees including the ogbono (seed of the African bush mango) tree, breadfruit (known as ukwa in Igbo) tree, palm tree, pear (called ube in Igbo), mango, agbalumo (or African star apple) tree, avocado pear, coconut tree, orange tree, palm wine tree, banana plants, pineapple, plantains, and a bitter kola (referred to as aki-ilu in Igbo) tree.

She mentioned that the coconut is her favorite. The woman additionally demonstrated how the goats were in their enclosure.

His video amazed viewers, with several commenting on how fortunate he seems to be. As per this update, the clip has garnered more than 427k views.

Watch her video below:

The lady's familial home elicits responses.

lil_miss_stella said:

I know you might find this hard to believe, but we actually have an apple tree in my complex... (the well-known green English variety) and it surprisingly produces fruits....

Amanda baby said:

My issue right now with snakes 🐍 is that they tend to be everywhere, you know? This happened because my grandmother planted some soteee where you can often spot snakes during the warm afternoons.

Johnson04 said:

Fruitfulness of offspring: both you and your brothers and sisters shall always bear fruit in life; your existence will be enriched with positive experiences. This is a great combination from an admirable person.

✨𝓚𝓮𝓼𝓼𝔂🧚‍♂️ said:

If I remain here every day, you all will keep finding me... soon enough, that mango tree will be empty with both ripe and unripe fruits gone.

Agu Ikorobia 🐯said:

That is not an ogbono tree; it’s ugili. My house looks like that as well. A traditionalist needs a place for spirits to reside or depart from when daylight comes, even living animals might leave instead of humans.

KennMobi said:

Ukwa is far too hazardous to grow at home. Once the fruit ripens and starts falling from the tree, it turns into a lethal hazard.

Oyomwan Festus said:

Aren’t we getting a pineapple??? I really want to stay at this family-style house and maybe do something with those coconut and banana trees… Not too concerned about the rest.

In a related story, .ng it was reported that a woman proudly displayed the stunning architecture of her newly built family home.

Woman showcases her family's home

Meanwhile, .ng It was previously mentioned that a woman confidently showcased her family's home in the village.

The woman and her clan marked Christmas in the village, using this chance to offer internet users an insider’s view of their vibrant traditions. She captured each detail of their journey, starting from the airport all the way to their grand village complex.

Her footage showed a procession of automobiles, flanked by security forces, navigating through the nearby hamlet. When they reached their destination, the clan was met with surprised kids darting beside their cars.