Milicia excelsa

And he pointed out to me.

One big Iroko tree.

Underneath the Iroko tree.

was where the Juju man was practicing.

And so as I see, we will deal with his own factory.

It is a layered history, visible in the stones and the stories, and it adds depth to every walk through the streets.

In the afternoon, I visited the Kitembo Big Tree in Lifwa Village, a giant Milicia excelsa that stands about forty meters tall with a trunk nearly four meters in diameter.

Locals say it is roughly two hundred and fifty years old, and it has served as a ritual site for rain prayers for generations.

Standing beneath its canopy, you feel the weight of time, the way nature and culture intertwine in the highlands.

The old man sitting at the bottom of the tree- Yeah ...

Iroko tree.

He's sitting downstairs.

He can see further.

Okay.

And my, my example always is if you want to cut down an Iroko tree and you use a pen knife, you will expend a lot of effort.

But after a while you will, you will say, "This is not working." I don't think they went far enough.

I think that Nigeria is elite-driven.

It's about you, your ability.

Because if you don't have the money, what will you do? You will just be proud and standing like an Iroko tree that cannot be shaken.

And you're not the ancient of days.

so oh i'm not happy about how you talk to me how you treated me then when he goes out he comes back you cook the best food that he likes but you are still carrying face instead of you to say my love i'm sorry You know, acknowledging faults in marriage is a tough flesh.

Now, which soil is the best for planting? Lomi soil.

Now, if you plant Iroko tree on a sandy soil, if you plant it on clay, But when you plant it on a loamy soil, the soil filled with nutrients, it grows.

Your life must be built on a loamy spirit.

A place where you have a loamy spirit is a robust prayer network.