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You may not be able to leave any inheritance [properties and all] for your future generation, but you can do this: plant fruit trees.

Yes, you read right!

Plant fruit trees to leave to your future generation, and in 5-7 years time, you will begin to reap the fruit of your labour, and those after you will eat of the fruits, and thank you.

Own something in your lifetime. Even if it is a fruit tree.

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Let us go back to when Nigeria was rich.
Fruit is the future.

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Plant fruit trees, and your children will never go hungry.

Agriculture is the true riches.

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Imagine the variety of fruits that can be grown in Nigeria, even without much effort.

Nigeria is truly blessed with fertile lands and good climate.

Seconded,Aunty Mariah..

At least, don't leave debts for them too

The one my grandma planted

Nwakwo, tysia and Nworgu sold it to nde obunku


kolanut tree
Multiple udara trees
Peter mango and lots more.

Pray you don't have relatives that prefer eating the hen to eating the eggs.

Mariangeles:
You may not be able to leave any inheritance [properties and all] for your future generation, but you can do this: plant fruit trees.

Yes, you read right!

Plant fruit trees to leave to your future generation, and in 5-7 years time, you will begin to reap the fruit of your labour, and those after you will eat of the fruits, and thank you.

Own something in your lifetime. Even if it is a fruit tree.

Picture credit: Pinterest.

And the future generation will come and sell the land to japa to the uk

D land u use take plant trees nor be inheritance

Very good. I intend planting palm trees on my 30plots of land.

May God have mercy on us the Living.Pin we won't take go when it is time.Live well

Youre right, OP. This reminds me of the ekiti people. The cocoa and orange trees planted by my my granma's husband are still there till today, yielding fruits. They were planted about 90 years ago. Though looking old, they've served 4 generations already. There's a mango tree I know too. Each time I visit, we'd go to the farm and pluck it's fruits, in front of the hut. I grew up to meet the mango tree. Its still there till today, yielding fruits very big now.

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No be only future generation. All man to himself. If I am able to leave something for them, it's fine, but I go use the moni way i make and enjoy myself and chop life, if he remain, good for my future generation, but if he no remain, nothing concern me.

I don see where pikin use 6 months chop all the moni and properties hin papa suffer to gather in almost 30 yrs.

The only legacy I wld leave for my offsprings is good education.

Only if bandits and herders will allow people harvest the fruits of their labour in peace.

Farming is risky business in today's Nigeria.

Proudlyngwa:
The one my grandma planted

Nwakwo, tysia and Nworgu sold it to nde obunku


kolanut tree
Multiple udara trees
Peter mango and lots more.

Pray you don't have relatives that prefer eating the hen to eating the eggs.

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Totally agree with these profound initiative....
Apart from being *Sadaqat-l-Jarriat..* it's helps in increasing the greenery of our City ..👌👌

Enjoy your money and your life oo. Next of kin na bastard

That's a good idea, we have plenty of them back at home, we'd even share some of the fruits with our relatives and neighbours.

femi4:
And the future generation will come and sell the land to japa to the uk

Nothing dey UK.

Africa is where true riches lie.

I grew up in Surelere (Olumegbon street), and each house back then had one or two types of fruit trees. We used to exchange them back then.
Some had Apples, some had avocados (we used to call it Pear), some had Guava, some had a fruit with nuts in it. Mango was a very popular tree in almost all compounds. It was a very good life.
life.
I went back to my old neighborhood, and I can't even recognize my old house. The whole street looks so terrible and is a complete shambles with overpopulation and rotten urban buildings/stores everywhere. The Lagos state government failed with a serious developmental plan.

Lagos declined when too many people started moving here. Overpopulation will always lead to deforestation and a concrete jungle, which is what Lagos is now. Pls plant a tree or two.

I really love this. Thank you ❤

What kind of joke is this?

michael132:
D land u use take plant trees nor be inheritance

If you can't build on it, plant in it.

Mariangeles:
Nothing dey UK.

Africa is where true riches lie.

Yet people keep selling their great grandfathers land to japa

Face reality

Proudlyngwa:
The one my grandma planted

Nwakwo, tysia and Nworgu sold it to nde obunku


kolanut tree
Multiple udara trees
Peter mango and lots more.

Pray you don't have relatives that prefer eating the hen to eating the eggs.

At the bolded. It is the reason families find it hard to retain wealth for more than one generation.

Some people just want to put everything in their, especially when they didn’t work for it

My dad use to plant apple of different varieties together with grapes

Proudlyngwa:
The one my grandma planted

Nwakwo, tysia and Nworgu sold it to nde obunku


kolanut tree
Multiple udara trees
Peter mango and lots more.

Pray you don't have relatives that prefer eating the hen to eating the eggs.

That can only happen when you don't travel to your land from time to time.
Your presence matter.

Cocoa tress aren't bad at all. Am a fan of tree planting... A kilo of cocao is now 25k. Cashew tree is also good. There are many companies that buy cashew seed for cashew oil

Mariangeles:
Let us go back to when Nigeria was rich.
Fruit is the future.

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Nigeria was never rich.

Even in the 1960s that a lot of people like to say we were rich, access to good roads , electricity, potable water and even schools was very poor .

The only people who enjoyed were the very tiny educated class and even the tinier upper class.

By the time when our population started rising beyond where our revenue could sustain it..issues started

I wish Fulani we allow the firut.

Mariangeles:
Imagine the variety of fruits that can be grown in Nigeria, even without much effort.

Nigeria is truly blessed with fertile lands and good climate.

Nigeria is really blessed.

We are not just smart enough to ultiize the good land and natural resources God has blessed us with.

Nigeria and Nigerians are not supposed to be poor if we have sense to harness the resources we have.