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A lot of people hardly leave inheritance to their children because their obsession is survival and not succession.

If they cut am down nkọ

Abi make government uproot am

What I owe my kids is to educate them, that's all.
Every other thing na jara.

I will eat 80% of what I worked for before I leave by God's grace 🙏

femi4:
Yet people keep selling their great grandfathers land to japa

Face reality

Agriculture is the reality. It is the future.

With agriculture, there's distribution of wealth.
One can never be poor.

DatIgalaDude:
Economic trees are good inheritance to leave behind.
So so true.
But make sure it's on your land o.
No go plant fruit for landlord.

even cashew and cocao.... Those 3 fruits are good for export and don't get spoiled that easily

Checkwell:
What kind of joke is this?

What part is funny?

i want to laugh without commenting

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

Mariangeles:
Agriculture is the reality. It is the future.

With agriculture, there's distribution of wealth.
One can never be poor.

I disagree.
If every African countries start big time commercial farming, there will be food surplus.
By then, farmers will be running at lost.
If for any reason you want to go into Agriculture, chose cash crop farming.

nairalanda1:
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

Remember when foods were in abundance and dirt cheap? Yes! Nigeria was rich.

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

Still a win-win situation lil bro

Samantha125:
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.

Honestly, food should be the least of our problems in Africa.

Mariangeles:
Remember when foods were in abundance and dirt cheap? Yes! Nigeria was rich.

No. Even in the 1980s and 90s food was expensive then. Rice was a luxury back in the 1960s self.

Nigeria was never good. It has been from bad to.worse.

The issue is, we don't do mechanized agric. Instead the backbone of our agriculture is subsistence farming and importation. That's why food is never enough

nairalanda1:
No. Even in the 1980s and 90s food was expensive then. Rice was a luxury back in the 1960s self.

Nigeria was never good. It has been from bad to.worse.

The issue is, we don't do mechanized agric. Instead the backbone of our agriculture is subsistence farming and importation. That's why food is never enough

Well, me, I remember clearly when beans, rice, yam, sweet potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, onions, eggs, etc, were cheap and it wasn't even that too long ago.

Beans was even considered broke man's food.

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.

I don laff fall for ground yakata for this your comment.

It's really not good at all to have "efulefu" as relatives my dear.
They wreck what took decades to achieve under munites

The one my papa left one abducted child just cut them down.
He said that witches and wizard the come do meeting there and that is why he is not successful.

Can such a person with such mentality be successful?

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

Those that stay in the village
They are harvesting their plantain while the tree is still standing.

As for going to the village regularly

Osisikanku did us dirty

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.

beautiful

Mariangeles:
Remember when foods were in abundance and dirt cheap? Yes! Nigeria was rich.

Food was only cheap to you thenbecause you were not the one buying or probably from a rich home
Food has always been expensive down south, because of transportation and preservation.

Our inferior complex is what's killing us.

Mariangeles:
Honestly, food should be the least of our problems in Africa.

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

Agriculture is the true riches.

Cc: Nlfpmod

nice thread

Good advice. In Islam, this action is part of what is called sadaqah jariya meaning continuous charity that one would continue to benefit even after death. Our noble religion teaches us that even if Armageddon is few moments away, and you have the opportunity to plant a seed you should quickly do and you'd be rewarded. Let's plant trees, let's build school, boreholes, toilets for the benefit of humanity

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

More pictures:

😆

The best inheritance you can leave for your children and descendants is land and no other investment beats that.
Cheap properties you invest in today can secure the future of your children tomorrow.
Contact us today, we have a lot of affordable options in fast-developing areas.

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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Ezigbote ndi Obunku (Firewood dealers)




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Obunku

On which person land will they plant the trees?

hslbroker2:
nice thread

Thank you.

Proudlyngwa:
Food was only cheap to you then because you were not the one buying or probably from a rich home
Food has always been expensive down south, because of transportation and preservation.

... because the south depended on the north for food.
Even at that, it was still cheap.

Dododudu:
If they cut am down nkọ

Abi make government uproot am

Plant first.

hslbroker2:
nice thread

you are highly welcome

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.

Education remains the best inheritance and legacy. A child you did not train will end up uprooting your fruit tree, cut it into firewoods and sell them off.

Everything is in deep parables. Including your submission.

Bros calm down na. Cocoa na 6k now...even at d peak sef.. .na 15k e reach

ajalawole:
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

CaptainFM1:
Education remains the best inheritance and legacy. A child you did not train will end up uprooting your fruit tree, cut it into firewoods and sell them off.

Everything is in deep parables. Including your submission.

Yet, the older generation respected nature [trees and all] more than the present generation.
You think learning is only done within the four walls of a school?
Life itself is a school.

How about we do one without leaving the other?