- A Nigerian man received the shock of his life when he discovered he bought a waterlogged piece of land.
- The man who had started building a house was surprised to not find the foundation his building site one morning after a rainfall.
- Netizens in the comments wondered if he bought the land during the dry season.
Upon purchasing a waterlogged piece of land in Nigeria and proceeding to build on it, a Nigerian man found himself in tears as he came to the realization that he had made a regrettable decision.
After witnessing his building project succumb to water, the man fervently appealed to God for assistance in coping with the loss he had brought upon himself.
In the comment section, concerned Nigerians inquired if the man had purchased the land during the dry season, unaware of its riverine nature.
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He could not believe he bought a waterlogged piece of land
The entire compound resembled a miniature swimming pool, with a significant portion of the foundation submerged in water.
The man was filled with deep sorrow and regret upon realizing that he had acquired such a waterlogged piece of land.
See some of the reactions of netizens:
@goodnessmike103: “d best time to buy land is during raining season”
@abdulmalik: “No be una dey find 200k land???”
@blessing: “Sorry bro I feel your pain the lord is ur strength”
@jennys world621: “My dear that place is not lost you can still turn it to a business place like e.g fish pound and start making money from there to get a new land.”
@abayomi__: “Complete am and Dey enjoy the pool side”
Why it is better to rent a house instead of buying it, in a foreign land – Speed Darlington
Meanwhile, Speed Darlington, a controversial Nigerian rapper, shared his opinion that renting a house in a foreign country is a better option than buying one.
According to him, owning a home in a different state or area would make it more difficult to leave immediately in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
Therefore, he suggested that renting a home would be a better choice for a non-native resident than purchasing land.
