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founder
building buildings

[CO @chukaokonjo]

in a square with curves .

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@Lolade4PF that’s how long it takes, minimum.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

mastered my pivot foot.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@remotemondays Completely and utterly unserious.
Please delete.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@davidjaja77 @compound_africa It’s the thought that counts :)

[CO @chukaokonjo]

Success is just expressing a very simple and useful idea beautifully. And never stopping to find new ways to do so. Enough with the gimmicks.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@ctv_mack you don’t get it. there is no line. this isn’t even just “common sense politics” it’s just common sense.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@wtftucker @Msakuga1 The pan of Sukuna is half of what makes it insane.

[macy 💖 @gettles]

First in my bloodline to use an API key

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@tha_6th_hokage thank you, glad it’s reached you

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@Flicker0x1 it’s honestly that simple.

[CO @chukaokonjo]

Final designs for Kota No. 1 and
Craft: Lagos, 1st Edition are about to land on the exact same day. A day after independence. God is working.

[Cinema Solace @SolaceCinema]

‘DUNE: PART THREE’ is the most anticipated film of the year on Letterboxd.

[kira 👾 @kirawontmiss]

ishowspeed did a whole tour debunking this btw

[CO @chukaokonjo]

@WilliamsRuto Besties. So cute

[Mide.O 🩷 @Midatlblog]

Wow, I love this! 😍
When will global real estate connoisseurs come to Lagos and discuss a paradigm shift in Lagos real estate development and design?

And affordable housing too,that one will really slap! 🔥

Anyways, this is Design Week Lagos:

A Private Neighbours Evening · Field Notes Live · The Launch Exhibition
📅 22–24 October 2026

The first record of beautiful Lagos architecture and design as it’s lived today.

Vc: @compoundafrica

[CO @chukaokonjo]

If it feels like we’re shaming developers and architects into not giving into white box syndrome it’s because we are.

[Shav Ngah ★ @shavnyuyngah]

You've been asking me for cost-friendly home and bungalow ideas, especially across Africa. Before I answer, I need to understand something: what's actually stopping you where you are?

Is brick not available or affordable in your region? Is it labor, nobody nearby who can lay it well? Or have you just never seen a house built this way, so it's never felt like a real option?

Here's why I'm asking. This is a brick bungalow in Brazil, built under a government low-income housing program, already move-in ready with no plastering needed. LEIVA arquitetura built this 75 sqm home in Tupandi for a family on a strict budget. Exposed gray brick handles the walls, floors are finished, electrical conduit and concrete structure are left visible on purpose. Nothing extra to add before move-in.

Most of us build the opposite way. A house goes up, and the money for plastering, painting, and tiling was never actually budgeted from day one. So it sits half-finished for years while the family scrambles to fund the rest.

Drop your country and what's actually stopping you. I'm collecting this to find the right material producers to work with.