 However, uli are also found on domestic buildings, painted as markers of a significant life event, such as a marriage, or as a marker of wealth and success.These murals are often executed by all female members of a compound working together and generally involve more human or animal forms than shrine designs.After the introduction of Christian missionaries the practice of uli declined across Nigeria and uli began to be viewed as too heavily associated with Odinani and not reconcilable with Christianity.