Cos dem believe say las las village people don win dem

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

Relocating back with a plan is no defeat.

A man in my village relocated back with his family, after completing his house.
He started pure water business there, and is living life with ease.

Moving to the village is a no no pls.

Allow village people test their juju on themselves.

Except you are one of them

There is scarce resources in the village

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

it is better u didn't test wealth than to test and later become poor,it is better u go back to the village for retirement sake than to go back because u couldn't pay ur rent again

people are running away from village people, but you wan go near them abi u wan join village meeting, i mean that meeting

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

You managed to see civilization and want to go back to stone age. You're on your own.

I guess you're from Port Harcourt city? Come my village nah.

Exmilitant:
Honestly, if i have a village i would have relocated for the comfort, quiet and slow paced life.
The hustle and bustle of PH city is killing me.

Even your village people will be laughing at you , then you will start hearing things like" no be him mate dey make am for township .

That's too harsh,man. People are reading this,let no one go and commit suicide.

BoldBrainz:
If you're not relocating to the village at an age that is considered to be your inactive years where rest and peace of mind is the prime focus, Oga you are a failure!

Kind of almost relocating to Nigeria for no good reason. Epic failure it is !

where you wan see good work for village?

OP, you can relocate, if village dey hungry you.

Kizyte:
Do you know what it means to be close to your village people? Village people can't accept you if you've not failed!

There are scores of very succesful people with thriving ventures in the village.

Its all about mentality.

Even village self expensive

Royalroz:
Some of these Lagosians you see would have fair very well if they move back to their villages and apply same energy for hustling. Besides villages ain't really villages anymore.

This is true.

But the Issue is Nigeria have a Useless Government.

Things like Good and Accessible Roads, Pipe borne Water, Electricity and Support should be extended to those Villages. These are just basic amenties for goodness sake. Let this Happen and see how Lagos will be decongested.

Personally, I don't like residing in the City. I prefer where there is a lot of Vegetation with a good Network.

Exmilitant:
Honestly, if i have a village i would have relocated for the comfort, quiet and slow paced life.
The hustle and bustle of PH city is killing me.

Nothing stops you from buying a land in one quiet village and building a house there, you know?

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

Because we have one track minds

Na mentality of poverty naa. Many are still making it in the village. Ask ikwerre boys in PH and Nike boys in Enugu

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

Anambra is more city than most city in Nigeria.
A plateau man n taraba man hardly leave his state

So where are you from. Or maybe from jupiter

Exmilitant:
Honestly, if i have a village i would have relocated for the comfort, quiet and slow paced life.
The hustle and bustle of PH city is killing me.

i grew up in in a compound of 13 families nd so mny children running around...my parents are the oldest ...the families there are majorities Deltan nd yorubas...

when my dat reach seventy he talked my mom into relocation to the village as he says lagos is now too fast for him to even cross the roads...mum grudgingly accepted ...

he shared same ideas with his fellow parents nd they replied they are still too young to go...the Deltans said..ppl dint go back home to delta once u leave for the cities....now its 25years later...

only my mum nd Dad are alive among all the other 12 parents...they all died som of stroke, some accident, some cancer, some kidney.....

my both parents are still alive at 91 nd 83....

2RUTHHURTS:
Even God instructed Abraham to leave his father's land to be blessed, same way Joseph was blessed in a foreign land, Esther the same.

Same Bible said wherever your feet is I will bless you. It's not only when you move out of your village

PatEinstEin:
Most Nigerians especially Igbos see the idea of moving back to their hometown as a defeat. If the City (for instance Lagos) becomes very difficult, I don't see anything wrong in relocating. There are people there afterall.

What are your thoughts on this?

Back then in the early 80s, I lost a few of my uncles after they relocated to the village due to ill health. My father after his retirement in 1999 never went to the village. He stayed back in the city! Today, my father is 87 years because he never joked with his doctors' appointments. Healthwise, village life in Nigeria is not ideal. However, if u have good medical infrastructure in the village, why not? For me, I served in a village called Orokam in Benue State. Honestly, I enjoyed the village life as a corper. The serenity, greeness, market days, fresh idoma girls tying wrappers with their singlets with no bra on were good views!

Until Tinubu returns back to Iragbiji.
Ndiara..

When you fail in life, squander all your money in betting, womanizing, and meth paraphernalia, just accept that you have failed and move back to your village where you'll have no responsibility

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Normally Africans get dull mentality

If there is network and good electricity i don't see the good thing in the city with too much noise

The serene and tranquil nature of Village is second to non
Go visit my grandma for village
I was shocked that the village was having almost 24 hours light...if them bring the light 10pm na till 5pm till next day them dey seize am

Intelligent

Exmilitant:
Honestly, if i have a village i would have relocated for the comfort, quiet and slow paced life.
The hustle and bustle of PH city is killing me.

Black Sooth comes to Mind.

May your going back to the village favour me and my family

Mayeldah:
where you wan see good "work" for village?

OP, you can relocate, if village dey hungry you.

Average and Below Minded Beings.

You are Noticed.