Is it wrong to avoid your hometown or village?

yes o... some "people" there are jejely waiting for your return so they can scatter your life!

It's not wrong but it's bad

It's not wrong woo,
U will follow people mouth, u go end up for grave . Oga ur life is more important. If it's not safe, don't go

Damnnn
That's depending on the level of wickedness and hatred that flows in your hometown.

essentialone:
Is it wrong to avoid your hometown or village?

It depend on your personal encounter with your town.

Home town na where your friends and family and peace of mind dey, if your village no get the three it is okay to not visit

essentialone:
Is it wrong to avoid your hometown or village?

would you be happy to having lived without identifying with your root? Why do you think some black Americans trace their ancestors in Africa?

Too many witchcraft being practiced in the villages. Can one really be safe to visit hometown

MrBrownJay1:
yes o... some "people" there are jejely waiting for your return so they can scatter your life!

stupid mentality

does it not happen?

badboyTee:
stupid mentality

Lessonteacher:
would you be happy to having lived without identifying with your root? Why do you think some black Americans trace their ancestors in Africa?

root kor stem ni, peace of mind is more important. I no dey even pass my papa hometown if I dey travel, I dey look for alternative route. I no wan wahala

I agree with you ooo.

SmileDance:
root kor stem ni, peace of mind is more important. I no dey even pass my papa hometown if I dey travel, I dey look for alternative route. I no wan wahala

essentialone:
Is it wrong to avoid your hometown or village?

It depends

If the people there are that bad that they don't want to see the progress of others

If you have witches and wizard that monitors people progress

If your kins men are good at giving poisons to people

Lastly if there are no love and unity among families

Thats true

Two of Jesus’ disciples were sent into the village of Bethphage to untie a donkey at a T-Junction. Bible scholars say that the two donkeys were an ass and a colt, which symbolises a mother and her child tied down at the entrance of the village. This explains how some people are tied spiritually in the village, while they struggle in the city to enter their breakthrough. Again, these donkeys were tied at a T-Junction, which represents an evil altar. They were destined great and were meant to be celebrated in the city, yet tied down in the village. The disciples sent to loosen the donkey were challenged by the men who kept watch over the donkey. I pray for you that every power questioning your freedom in life will be silenced permanently and may God visit your village and undo whatever had been done against you in Jesus name.

There are evil altars where destinies of men have been tied. Statistics show that about 70 per cent of the spiritual problems experienced in Africa is traceable to the village. There are remote controlling powers in the village that control men in the city. I never forget the case of a late friend of mine who prayed and struggled for so many years just to travel abroad. Shortly after his arrival, he got a witchcraft summon from his village to return home, as none of his family members was destined to travel abroad. To this effect, the remote controlling prayers manipulated a problem of mistaken identity that resulted in his repatriation.

It is important to know these powers and what they do. They hinder the dreams of men from being fulfilled; they subject men to a life of suffering and backwardness. They turn givers to beggars and make men toil so much in life without progress. They are also responsible for strange afflictions that defy solutions and untimely death. One indication that a man will likely suffer village attack is participation in such village festivals as new yam and age group initiation, where they get involved in some rituals. Another indication is if there are witches in your family. Also, if you are from a polygamous family, there are high chances of having witches and those who consult occultic powers for protection, as everyone lives in suspicion of the other.

A man had 3 wives and 33 children. The witchcraft powers of his house connived and killed the first wife with her 6 children. When his first son sensed what was happening, he ran to me for prayers and then his stepmother started confessing all of her atrocities. May every attack you are suffering as a result of polygamy come to an end in Jesus name. Another indication is when you come from a family of marine worshippers or cultists and if you were dedicated to a village idol or deity. Also, if there are negative patterns among members of your village or family as we see in Jer. 16:1-10. Here, we see that marriages always resulted in divorce or crises.

There was untimely death, constant war and all forms of vices. God told Jeremiah not to marry here, as there were powers maintaining these patterns. There are several signs of village spirit attack and some of them are: seeing or feeling invisible presence around you, lack of concentration at exams and interviews, delay in marriage, dreams of eating with dead relatives, attacks by masquerades and seeing yourself doing your normal activities always in the village. Others are, always leaving projects abandoned and seeing your business in your village in dreams. A young man said he always dreamt of seeing his business opposite his village shrine. How can such a business prosper? Another young man was escorted in the spirit realm by his entire village for a job interview and he lost the job. To overcome these village spirits, you must be born again, live holy and do spiritual survey of your family and village. Deut. 29:29, Eph. 1:17, Dan. 2:22. Engage in spiritual warfare.

essentialone:
Is it wrong to avoid your hometown or village?

Even Jesus Christ on God's instructions was taken out of Bethlehem his Hometown to Egypt because of Herod who sought to kill him after Herod died Jesus Parents were instructed by an Angel to take him to Nazareth were he was brought up and not to his Hometown of Bethlehem