Neduzze5:
In my farm, I saw this fruit/tree. Its been there for years but it just recently started fruiting.

I'm still wondering what fruit/tree it could be.
Wanted to cut it down but decided to ask before going further. Who knows, it could be a money spinning fruit

Who can help me out?

Pavore9, Farmtech and others please

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No because of hunger eat am o!! Go ask Aregbesola for your salary [/size]

felifeli:

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No because of hunger eat am o!! Go ask Aregbesola for your salary [/size]

I no dey Osun ooh and my governor no dey owe

tpiander:


bro, quit the lying.

that brick wall does not look like its in Nigeria. Its not damp enough for the moss on it which is light brown btw instead of dark green.

The brickwall focus of your boldness is inferior to any I know in Asokoro, Lekki and Victoria Island. You may stick with your adamance Bros.

Neduzze5:
In my farm, I saw this fruit/tree. Its been there for years but it just recently started fruiting.

I'm still wondering what fruit/tree it could be.
Wanted to cut it down but decided to ask before going further. Who knows, it could be a money spinning fruit

Who can help me out?

Pavore9, Farmtech and others please

it looks like the local apple, cut the inside let's see, it's quite soft than the normal green apples. But I'm not too sure.

Mbediogu:


The brickwall focus of your boldness is inferior to any I know in Asokoro, Lekki and Victoria Island. You may stick with your adamance Bros.

your own boldness in the boldfaced lies you are spewing, surpasses anything else here in inferiority.

besides, you said you were referring to the East, not Abuja, don't change your story because you were caught.

let me repost your comment so you can view it properly:

Mbediogu:


It is not a fruit. It is a berry found in farmlands. In my part of Igboland we call it 'Ubere'. It comes in red and white color. It is wild but people are cultivating it in their backyards because of fast diappearnce of farmlands in Igboland.

Na this fruit boko dey use brain wash all those suicide bombers

Ok that's fruit of the loom

U know d fruit by tasting.. Taste and tell us, that is if .................................




#abeg who see nneoma for me??

tpiander:



your own boldness in the boldfaced lies you are spewing, surpasses anything else here in inferiority.

besides, you said you were referring to the East, not Abuja, don't change your story because you were caught.

let me repost your comment so you can view it properly:

That's not a brick wall oh.. It's the normal 6 inches sand and cement blocks we all are used to. Just that age and weather conditions have changed it's look.

Neduzze5:
In my farm, I saw this fruit/tree. Its been there for years but it just recently started fruiting.

I'm still wondering what fruit/tree it could be.
Wanted to cut it down but decided to ask before going further. Who knows, it could be a money spinning fruit

Who can help me out?

Pavore9, Farmtech and others please

my opinion I have seen such fruit before
if you dissect the fruit into 2 halves you will find insects and some of these insects are alive

Nairalanders una 2 funny, some dey book space, odas dey comment funny comments, una no go fit kill me, una hear, hahhhaahhhaaaa

Small apple


Oya checkout my signature if you have micro penis or small manhood.

400billionman:


I mean Oops !

daaaaaa!

Cherry tomatoes

apes and monkeys good

thecommunist:
are u already waiting for him across the bridge?

Adam cross the bridge when he ate

It's called pomegranate (my spelling could be wrong but it's pronunciation sound like that).go to yr dictionary or google to search for it.

It looks like Radish to me.

it is fig fruit

Neduzze5:
In my farm, I saw this fruit/tree. Its been there for years but it just recently started fruiting.

I'm still wondering what fruit/tree it could be.
Wanted to cut it down but decided to ask before going further. Who knows, it could be a money spinning fruit

Who can help me out?

Pavore9, Farmtech and others please

I don'know what it is called in English but in my village it is called 'akpuru' and it is also edible. The premature one and ripe ones have better tastes than the mature but unriped one. However, I prefer the premature ones. Check out the tastes of the three categories

bisotec:
it is fig fruit

Exactly dear, its a fig, we just knew too at home after some google search, heard it cures some ailments

ogahug:
I don'know what it is called in English but in my village it is called 'akpuru' and it is also edible. The premature one and ripe ones have better tastes than the mature but unriped one. However, I prefer the premature ones. Check out the tastes of the three categories

Thats also what we call it, are u from OHAFIA?

Hmmmmm. Looks like blokos enlargement fruit to me.

Neduzze5:
In my farm, I saw this fruit/tree. Its been there for years but it just recently started fruiting.

I'm still wondering what fruit/tree it could be.
Wanted to cut it down but decided to ask before going further. Who knows, it could be a money spinning fruit

Who can help me out?

Pavore9, Farmtech and others please

pomegranate

...d name is fruit of course



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...d name is fruit of course



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This is fig fruit. Its edible, sweet, i tasted it back then. Its called "opoto" in Yoruba language.
Adam and Eve clad themselves with fig leaves (Genesis 3:7)

shamecurls:
Pinemangopawpaw

Hahahahaha you no well

it is widely eaten by birds, not actually good for human because it has a lot of ants in it and moreover it is not as juicy as you imagine. final conclusion. it is harmful to health

adam and eve apple

It must be the forbidden fruit. Pls tread carefully.

watermelon