Old Farmer's Bank
Once upon a time!!! They loved a man who had wives and each wife bore three sons and two daughters. He was a subsistence farmer and his merger farm product was not enough to sponsor all his children to school as a result his three sons followed him to the farm and they always followed him without complaining.
On a fateful day, the farmer was going home from his farm when he saw a polythene bis box full of money. He was dumbstruck by the amount of money and he concluded that it was his ancestors that blessed him with such an amount of money. He dug up a grave for the money and buried it but fell in the hands of a wild animal and his body was nowhere to be found.
After two weeks, his son's were heading to the farmland after mourning their father. The oldest son proposed a new idea of planting watermelon on the farm. After a series of digging, the youngest son got to the spot where his father hid the money and immediately called the attention of the rest of his brothers. They immediately opened the box and saw the surprise. It was a huge sum of money where the younger son claimed that the money belonged to him. They planned to do something bad to him but later changed their mind and allowed peace to reign.
When they got home, the younger son began to squander the money, making the others feel rejected. So, their father went to meet the youngest who claimed to own the money to release the money for the rest of his brothers to share. He ignored the warning. This ransom was a very huge amount which the rest knew that it would have been their father who dropped the money in the farmland. So, they did not say a word but kept mute towards the money and their youngest.
After two days, the father again went to meet him in the dream warning him to release the money for the rest to share. He gave him a strict warning and a warning that when he jumped over his words, he may not leave to see tomorrow. So, he immediately went to meet his other brothers and told them the truth about the money. After telling them, he submitted the remaining part and told his brothers that he has squandered his share and should not be given. This was also a warning from his late father through a dream. After some time, the others were not greedy and decided to give home some parts instead of allowing him to just go out there roaming about.
The children who were not schooling later spent the money wisely and trained themselves to school where they all came out with flying colours. They lived happily loving one another as well as the two wives.