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FarmsFarmer:
Must you live in the city?

Why can't you live in the village or small town with very low cost of living?

Must everyone live in the city?

Must everyone live in Lagos, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc?

Some people are living in the interior villages but they're so rich and financially stable that they can feed those in the city who pay house rents and all kinds of city bills that people in the village don't pay.

If things are not going well for you in the city, why can't you swallow your pride, move back to the village, secure your farmland and begin farming and see how God will bless you within a short time??

Stop wasting your life.

Start farming, it's very profitable and reliable. Far better than wasting all your life in the city because you want to belong or do what others are doing. Don't mind what people will say, but start farming to build a better future for yourself and your family.

I come in peace.

we decided to leave the village for una because u poor people are cancer

In the village

Must you live in the village??

vonlogon:
Let them stay in their city and not come and spoil market for us that have soji o. Àbí which kine thread be this?

you must be adanikanje

FarmsFarmer:
Must you live in the city?

Why can't you live in the village or small town with very low cost of living?

Must everyone live in the city?

Must everyone live in Lagos, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc?

Some people are living in the interior villages but they're so rich and financially stable that they can feed those in the city who pay house rents and all kinds of city bills that people in the village don't pay.

If things are not going well for you in the city, why can't you swallow your pride, move back to the village, secure your farmland and begin farming and see how God will bless you within a short time??

Stop wasting your life.

Start farming, it's very profitable and reliable. Far better than wasting all your life in the city because you want to belong or do what others are doing. Don't mind what people will say, but start farming to build a better future for yourself and your family.

I come in peace.

Nice topic

Far better with constant electricity and good work like WHO rural work paying in $

MrsTwrite:
Good advice.

You should take the advice, you know.

ufotunang:
In the village

Ufot, adodie?

vonlogon:
Let them stay in their city and not come and spoil market for us that have soji o. Àbí which kine thread be this?

Which village are u typing from?

Mrdellychy:


Lol. U are not nice at all.

abi oo,he just wanted to eat alone

vonlogon:
Let them stay in their city and not come and spoil market for us that have soji o. Àbí which kine thread be this?

Village people them.

True talk.

wrongman665:
Nice one op.

how many tractors do you have

People no understand say village life sweet

Villages in Nigeria are synonymous with hardship of lack of power, water, communication, transportation, and more. It isnt a big deal elsewhere but in Nigeria, it is such a big deal because of backwardness of the villages in Nigeria and Africa generally.
Though technology has overcome many of those challenges. Boreholes for water, satellites for communication, renewable power among others, our corrupt and wasteful system means villages are not attractive in any sense.

ThiefnubuBandit:
The OP lives in Abuja. Don't be deceived.

FarmsFarmer:
Must you live in the city?

Why can't you live in the village or small town with very low cost of living?

Must everyone live in the city?

Must everyone live in Lagos, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc?

Some people are living in the interior villages but they're so rich and financially stable that they can feed those in the city who pay house rents and all kinds of city bills that people in the village don't pay.

If things are not going well for you in the city, why can't you swallow your pride, move back to the village, secure your farmland and begin farming and see how God will bless you within a short time??

Stop wasting your life.

Start farming, it's very profitable and reliable. Far better than wasting all your life in the city because you want to belong or do what others are doing. Don't mind what people will say, but start farming to build a better future for yourself and your family.

I come in peace.

Village is relative, some villages don't have banks, Internet, safe drinkable water , light, good schools etc.

Health is wealth

Nice but some you won't thrive in the village with some professions.
As a media arts practitioner, networking in the big city with less talent and training may still give you higher leverage and exposure than your counterpart in the village who is way more talented but refuses to come to where the action is happening and connects are yielding value almost every minute.

Your talent will find you out though. Your light could shine out from under any rock in any corner but whether you shine for long will determine whether you decide to leave your village comfort zone to go where the big boys play the big league or you hang back in your hideout there. Don't forget, the biggest deals, the biggest shows etc are hardly ever signed or staged in the village.

FarmsFarmer:
Village life is better. Not everyone can live in the city. The city is already over populated and too congested. Too many people coming to the cities who have no business being in the city at all. Wasting away your destiny where you cannot achieve your destiny. Find out where you can achieve your destiny. It may just be in the village. It may just be in farming. A word is enough for the wise.

I come in peace!

City is associated with good amenities and so big boys or people with big boy mentality prefer it. Elsewhere city cities are built around commerce and industries. Our cities are more of ancient settlement whose economic identity has been eroded. Most costal cities were fish market hubs. Desert/arid cities mostly grains. In between you have other cashcrops and cattle's. The idea of productivity that was suppose to sustain cities have been relegated in favour of fast oil money.

phemmyfour:
Village is relative, some villages don't have banks, Internet, safe drinkable water , light, good schools etc.

Health is wealth

Hmm, true.

But some now have these facilities, though not comparable to city standard. Depends on the area.

Iragbiji based coneheaded structures don't give a damm about this

U have nothing 4 anybody


U dont just ask someone to relocate


Even if the person dey suffer


It is even much more dangerous 4 such person to try that.


A malnourished homeless person cant afford a successful relocation.

Dey no dey tell deaf say market is over, funny enough some will even come back to the village after retirement and expect family in the village to take care of them.

This topic is fory younger sister and husband. The husband has refused to relocate to the east, possibly to obigbo wherey brothers are living or to Owerri that's more closer to their own home town. I have talked and talked but to no avail. The worst is that my elder brother and I are the ones paying for their house rent in Lagos and some of other things their kids needs. My sister will only be crying to me with over 10mins long voice message. The bills I pay here in abroad are so much that my earnings hardly cover them but I will still squeeze out something for them. But will listen to wise counsel and move back to the east? I don't know yet.

RepoMan007:
City is associated with good amenities and so big boys or people with big boy mentality prefer it. Elsewhere city cities are built around commerce and industries. Our cities are more of ancient settlement whose economic identity has been eroded. Most costal cities were fish market hubs. Desert/arid cities mostly grains. In between you have other cashcrops and cattle's. The idea of productivity that was suppose to sustain cities have been relegated in favour of fast oil money.

A lot of opportunities in the village, but most people don't know. The Nigerian home video films they watch has misled most Nigerians to think that you must move to the city before you can make it. But city is actually not for everyone.

You are just like our former pastor that keeps telling us to go back to farming at every opportunity he gets 😂 it didn't sit well with some one particular Sunday, see murmuring everywhere!

Are villages safe ?
Herdsmen killing etc

JealousCobra:



Nice topic

Thanks bro.

wrongman665:
Nice one op.

how many tractors do you have

😆 na wa


@op, nice 👌