Oga Obinna says its a waste of money to build a house in the village

Comedian Oga Obinna has said that he does not think building a house in the village is a good investment. He made the remarks in response to a question about Mulamwah’s achievement of building a house in his village.

Obinna said that he was the first comedian in Kenya to build a house for his parents and himself in their ancestral home. However, he said that he does not find it a big deal that Mulamwah built a house, and that he does not think it is a wise investment.

“I built my house a long time ago,” Obinna said. “I think I am among the first comedians to build a house. I built my parents a house, I built myself a house in the village a long time but most of the time building a house in the village is a wrong investment.”

When asked why he thinks building a house in the village is a waste of investment, Obinna gave the following reasons:

• The house is often unoccupied. Many people who build houses in the village do not live there permanently. They only go there to visit their families or during holidays. This means that the house is not being used to its full potential and is not generating any income.
• The house is not easily accessible. Many villages are located in remote areas that are difficult to get to. This means that it can be expensive and time-consuming to travel to and from the village.
• The house is not as valuable as a house in the city. Houses in the city are often more expensive and have a higher resale value. This means that if you ever decide to sell your house, you will likely get a better price for it if it is located in the city.

Obinna’s remarks have sparked a debate on social media, with some people agreeing with him and others disagreeing. Some people argue that building a house in the village is a way to preserve one’s culture and traditions. Others argue that it is a way to invest in the future of one’s family.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to build a house in the village is a personal one. There are pros and cons to both options, and each person must weigh the factors that are most important to them before making a decision.