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God help Nigerians o. If you have the opportunity, please just japa o. Imagine, even the health sector is in shambles. Na wa o !

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It is a trouser sir

Damilola0147:
Is this a skirt or what ??

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Is this matter still on ?

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Nice story...Nigeria keeps making the environment less conducive for its citizens .Anyways, if you need IELTS to japa, we are your surest plug o. Cheers !

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Godwin4444:
oga leave d banana for d guy, I know say u get money to buy Banana

Avoid trouble n tell ur children to stop tendering d garden

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Kongaone:
I wanted to suggest your last paragraph but thank God you already mentioned it. Advice her to share harvest with landlord. In Naija constitution if you plant an Economic tree on a man's land he doesn't have right to clear it just like that without compensation and likewise its expected you pay for the plot for the period of your planting if the landlord request. So you see its a 50/50 thing.

NB: Gbagyi man no dey joke with his economic tree ooo. Them dey even fight government. They can go diabolical,

No wahala. Noted . Thanks

Kongaone:
Op how come you're Bachelor in Delta (from your monicker) and have kids that can water bananas in Abuja?

Abeg na joke I dey ooo, I see as you dey change am for everybody here since.

. Nor reason am jare. It didn't happen to me per se but a female friend in Abuja. I advised her to seek the advice of a legal counsel since she signed an agreement with the landlord before renting the place that she would "solely" be in charge of taking care of the place, repairs and all and the landlord can only come for inspection. After like 8 to 9 months of her hard labour calling aboki and labourers to work on the land she is using for farming, someone will now come and say because it is his land, the harvest is his. That's not legal na. What happens to the time, money and effort she has put in ? I just feel the landlord is very greedy. This is just one tree holding just one bunch of banana and some tomatoes , pawpaw and pepper she planted. Why is he adamant on just the bananas ? Why didn't he talk about the tomatoes and pepper ? This is also very wrong. I expected him to ask to share it and not claim it to be his alone

Kongaone:
Oliver De Coque once sang that "flowers you planted in a rented house isn't yours when you're moving out of the house" not to talk of the one you didn't plant. Pls leave your landlord's banana alone, there is a reason why it is called economic tree, except if it was contained in your agreement as exclusively yours.

Thank God I am not the musician Oliver De Coque. I can't be taking care of the place , removing weeds and all, watering and cultivating etc and then someone comes to collect everything when it is time for harvest. Only a fool or someone very naive will do that sir