Should a Keke Gift to an Elder Brother Come With ₦100,000 Weekly Remittance?
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My friend in the UK wants to buy a keke for his elder brother in Nigeria to help him support his wife and five children. However, he wants them to sign an agreement requiring his brother to remit ₦100,000 every week. He says it is a business arrangement and that this is the normal return expected from keke drivers. Some relatives believe the condition is unfair and makes the support look like exploitation. My friend wants to know: is he being reasonable, or has he gone too far?
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