BLABBERMOUTH: Never buy land like you are buying tomatoes

WHAT is this that we hear about this other family-owned piece of land that was passed down to children of this other yesteryear prominent business family?
This family is well-known, especially by all those who grew up in our beloved city, and they were part of the few business families that were highly regarded in our community.
The family owned a fleet of buses that usually ferried travellers to and from that other lush green area with undulating terrain in the north-eastern parts of our beautiful province. The name of the family, just like the business, has something to do with desolate infrastructure.
Word reaching Yours Truly is that the surviving children of this once rich family subdivided their farm on the periphery of the Central Business District.
Unsuspecting clients paid, but to one, not all children or beneficiaries of this inherited property.
In fact, the transaction was masterminded by one child and not all children were either in agreement or benefited from proceeds of the sale of this piece of land.
The seller, a bona-fide son in the family, had just returned from the diaspora empty-handed, and hatched a plan to unprocedurally sell this land.
As Blabber pens this piece, the bozo is nowhere to be found!
Today, a good number of people stand to lose their money paid for subdivided pieces of land, while other clever and forward-thinking beneficiaries have already re-sold their pieces of land because they have seen no future in this deal.
Alas, some of my dear friends thought they had made an investment of a lifetime in buying some pieces of land within this property, but we all know what happens to nhamo neman’a.
These two hardly separate, as they say!
This is just nothing, but advice to everyone intending to buy land to ensure that they check all the ownership papers before parting ways with their hard-earned money.
On a separate note, word reaching Yours Truly is that there is this other self-styled prophet, a sexual pervert in his own right, who lives in that other suburb whose name has something to do with water.
This wolf in sheep’s skin is said to have sired two children with a certain bar lady, and on both occasions, two different bar owners where this bar lady was working were wrongly suspected to be the fathers of her babies.
The name of this Madzibaba is similar to one of Christ’s disciples who was a fisherman and one of the closest followers of Christ, who, in fact, was known as the disciple whom Jesus loved the most.
Blabber will certainly unravel more on the sexual shenanigans of this uncultured “prophet” as well as his barefaced lover — the bar lady.
Watch my space!

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