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Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by Estacy22: 3:53am On Dec 23, 2020
I observed that famous and prominent peoples' building often become deserted or desolate after their death. Their children and relatives always avoid living in those buildings. Some examples of this are: Akintola building in Ogbomoso, Bola Ige building opposite the Polytechnic Esa Oke, Alata building In Ogbomoso and many others like that. The question is why is this so?
Re: Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by majamajic(m): 4:00am On Dec 23, 2020
Court cases !
Re: Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by doggedfighter(f): 4:10am On Dec 23, 2020
grin
Re: Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by Ekemeze: 4:39am On Dec 23, 2020
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Re: Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by LordIsaac(m): 5:55am On Dec 23, 2020
Psychphancy dies with the dead. That's why. grin
Re: Why Is The Prominent Peoples' Building Often Become Deserted After Their Death? by agbolahan1991(m): 3:48pm On Dec 23, 2020
Maintenance
Old structure...
Passion to have their own

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