One of the things we are grateful for are the palm trees in my hometown, 15 trees planted in the 70s, still producing oil palm, feeding and giving us money, oil palm being ubiquitous valuable. The kernel, chaff, can be sold.
Dead now, but this little investment by my grandfather have become a form of support system, 50 years after his demise, withstood time, maintained value, asssured that man must eat, oil is food, lets leave some behind for them.
We have been fooled to think a house ia a good investment, people rush off to build houses they have to maintain, repair, insure.
Other things destroy, spoil, expire but trees are forever and they replicate themselves by producing seedlings for your gain.
Why not invest in trees, with as little as 500 naira a day, you can buy a plot of land and plant at least 50 trees for your child as an investment by the year's end.
Looking for an investment that truly last, why not invwst in trees, you are not only healing the planet but shoringbup wealth with little expense
Palm trees, ogbono, shea tree are my favourite, they are strong formidable and quite valuable.
The price of cement today means building a house to seek rent, still, couldnt be more foolish.
Trees don't collapse don't need repair don't stress you, a good investment for be kid
Seedlings can be cultured personally bought for 1 thousand naira, with At least saving 500 naira daily you can buy a plot and plant at least 50 trees your kids.
Evey year?... Yes!
Every year from the year he was born.
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