Igbo Farmer's Compound Exhibit, Frontier Culture Museum, Staunton Virginia.

This is a promotional video on the ongoing construction of a West African Farmer's Compound Exhibit at the Frontier Culture Museum, Staunton Virginia.

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• Igbo
• Culture
• Early
• American
• history
• African
• architecture
• Frontier
• Museum
• Nneka
• Obasi
• Prof
• Jack
• Njoku
• Victor
• Nwora
• Aghadi

[Vicstel]

Ndewooo Nwanne madu!

[igbos27]

I love the Mud-house because its green. In comparism to all the others juxtaposed with it, life-saving revelations are bound to come out on the "Eco-friendliness of Igbo Architecture" (apo to my PW on Eco-Tourism). Watch out, you people of the world. Mr Aghadi has just given you a tip of the cooly-cosy-whole liveliness of Africa, land of maximum natura!

[Vicstel]

Thanks Igbo27! Hope to "unmask" you soon, Lol! Your comment is so appreciated and adds another dimension entirely to this great project. Work will resume on the Igbo compound project in Spring...can't wait and hopefully the project will be commissioned next Summer. Please stay in touch and may God uphold you as you fly the flag of Ndi Igbo in far away Malaysia, You can join me on Facebook by searching Victor Nwora Aghadi. Thanks again.

[igbos27]

Dear Victor Nwora Aghadi, I will not wait for the sun to go down before I salute your great ingenuity. You and the Africans in this production are true sons of Africa. We in the OHANEZE NDIGBO, MALAYSIA joyfully rejoice at your exploits in using Igbo Adobe Architecture to show that "Genius is of no country. Its pure ray spreads all abroad, as general as the day". We rejoice also at the opportunity given you to make THIS difference. May God grant us such opportunity to do the same here in Asia.