You have to think deeply about the question above if you stay in a place other than your
hometown. This has become an issue because I have seen certain persons spend
all their financial resources to build a house in their hometown, and in the
long run, they don’t relocate back
home to
stay there. The house then lie in waste while they remain a tenant in
the city. This would not have been a problem if there was money to build houses in different
places.
I know a man in Lagos, who built a house in his hometown in
Delta State. Although he is late now, his family are still in Lagos paying rent
while their house remain unoccupied in the village. At certain point they
had difficulty paying rent. Nevertheless, they still did not move to the village where they have a
free accommodation. Perhaps they
wondered how they would survive in the
village since they have been in Lagos for quite a long time.
The mistake the man made was building a house in the village
when he could have purchased a land at the outskirt of Lagos, which
was relatively cheap the time he took the project to the village.
THE LESSON
Most people are unconsciously
deceived by the time-worn cliché “no place like home”. But is this really true?
Certainly not. Where you have spent more than 10 years is already a home to others. So, why can’t that same place
be as good as your hometown? A lot of persons who have used their savings to
build a house in their hometown, later discovered that they can’t stay there.
Among
others, some stay away from their newly built house because of a relative who they believe is
diabolic and evil. Some claim to experience mysterious tragic events. Therefore,
they stay back in the city.
Conclusively, anywhere you have spent a good number of years without fear of
intimidation, harassment, civil unrest, terrorism and the like, should
automatically become your home where you can spend the rest of your life.
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