- The boy, Anthony Petro, discovered that his father, Petro Magogwa, was about to sell off their only family farm

- He said selling the farm was not a wise move but also admitted his 67-year-old dad was experiencing some financial difficulties

- The old man, who sells plastic bottles for a living, defended his decision to sell the family land citing financial constraints

A 10-year-old class one boy took his father to police after learning that the old man was planning to sell off their family farm.

YEN.com.gh gathered that 67-year-old Petro Magogwa was about to hand over the family property when his son, Anthony Petro, dashed to Kabanga Police Station to halt the transaction.

According to Tanzania's local newspaper, The Citizen, young Petro, who studies at Ndugusi Primary School, was concerned that selling their farm was going to leave them landless.

He said though his father, who reportedly sells plastic bottles for a living, was experiencing serious financial headache, selling the family's only farm was not a good idea.

Elsewhere, a father abandoned his home after he failed to raise school fees for his son.

Isaac Oloserian Pelo from Oiti village, Naivasha, scooped 406 marks out of the possible 500 in the 2017 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and secured a slot at Moi Kabarak High School.

Unfortunately, Pelo's peasant father could not afford to take him to the prestigious national school.

https://yen.com.gh/107397-10-year-class-pupil-reports-father-police-sell-family-land.html

Only God know what the next generation of Africans would be like. Only God.

It is seldom to hear or see this type of navigative in this part of the world...even the boy self knw the value of land, like he's scare saying if my papa cum sell all the land finish wetin me I wan sell if I grow.

givan:
Only God know what the next generation of Africans would be like. Only God.

Makes you wonder at the mad pple who talk smack about folks getting off the continent.

You see countries strapped for resources trying hard against all odds, then you see Nigeria, blessed with everything but good leaders and decisive pple just suffering for nothing and you'll say you wanna stay? Stay kor, reside ni!

givan:
Only God know what the next generation of Africans would be like. Only God.

There are over 3000 distinct ethnic groups in Afrika with their own worldviews and beliefs.

Oosa, save only those worthy to be saved.

Never give up farmland, especially your family's only land, the boy is right.

Ase

Love Sango