This was what GEJ and his wife used to buy all the available land during his tenure. They sold to themselves parks, green areas and hills in posh areas of Abuja. Example is the Maitama hill (ministers hill) and Mpape hills.

These lands are sold to them at unbelievable prices which are riculously cheap.

The most annoying thing is that properties in Abuja are over priced. Like 70% of beautiful houses remain unoccupied because its just not affordable. Only those who have enjoyed conrruption can afford them.

50k and 100k for Abuja land? Our govt scamming the masses since Independence

Updated list of filling stations for sales and leases.

* Mega filling station with, 32 pumps on 9000sqm land, with modern Plaza, factory, shops, mart, offices, digital double nozzle pumps, 500kva transformer, at Kukwaba District Abuja, close to national stadium, #2b.

* OANDO station along Ojuelegba-ishaga road with eatery (Chicken Republic), Lube bay and Supermarket on 6 plots with 5 pumps for Petrol, Diesel and Dpk, TITLE:C OF O/ DPR PRICE:N500M .

* OANDO mega station before Berger bridge,along lagos- ibadan expressway on 1 Acre. with 14 pumps Petrol, Ago and Dpk gas plant, eatery, auto mart, supermarket and office , TITLE:C OF O / DPR, PRICE: N2B.

* Mega station at Okeafa, Isolo along Okota-Ejigbo road on
3 plots & 6 pumps, storey building & 4 underground tanks of
45,000 liters.
Price: N400m asking.

* Oando filling station with 10 pumps on over 3 plots, with office, mini mart, along oshodi Apapa expressway by Dopemu, #400m.

* MRS mega station on 2 plots with 7 pumps,
underground tanks along ipaja road, water bustop with storey building.
Title: CofO.
Price: 350m asking.

* Functional filling station on 2 plot at Isheri-Igando Road,Idimu with underground tank, #180m asking.

* Top crown filling station with 6 pumps and eatery at , Agege.
Title: DOA.
Price: N200m.

* Total FiLLing station for sale in at ojuelegba Ishaga = 4 pump, 4tanks, + eateries, on 4plot, c of o, 750m, along itire road,


* NNPC station at Dopemu on 6 plots with 10 pumps, lubebay & mini-mart.#450m asking.

* General station on one and half plot of land at a prime area of Isolo with 4 pumps,office, #200m.

* Nimsky filling station at Aimosho Ipaja Road on 2 plots with 6 pumps, #200m

* Filling stations on 2 and a half plots of land, with 8 pumps (6PMS, 1AGO, 1DPK).
Tanks:45000litres x 4
Location: Ipaja (mainland )
Title: CofO.
PRICE: N240m

* Filling Station on 2 plots of land, with 8 pumps (6PMS, 1AGO, 1DPK).
Tanks:45000litres x 4.
Location: Egbeda.
Title: CofO.
Price: N450m.

* Filling Station on 2 plots of land, with 8 pumps (6PMS, 1AGO, 1DPK).
Tanks:45000litres x 4.
Location: Ijoko (Sango)
Title: CofO.
Price: N280m.

* Filling Station on 2 plots of land, with 8 pumps (6PMS, 1AGO, 1DPK)
Tanks:45000litres x 4.
Location: Ijegun
Title: CofO.
Price: N180m

* NEWLY MEGA FILLING STATION with 12PUMPS,b Supermarket etc Under Construction almost 70% into completion on 1acre For Along Mile2 Apapa Express Way With Necessary Documents. TITLE: C OF O/DPR. PRICE: N1.7b.

* DESCRIPTION: GENERAL OIL FILLING STATION WITH 5PUMPS On 5plots of Land @ Gbagada Opposite Mobil filling Station, Oshodi-Apapa ExpressWay. TITLE: C OF O/DPR. PRICE: N900m.

* Filling station with 8 pumps, on 1300sqm land, mini mart, office, along Lagos abeokuta expressway, #250m.

* Mobil filling station at Agidingbi Ikeja 6pumps on 2 plots of land with cofo,1.5b asking.

* Nnpc filling station at oregun ikeja on 3 plot, 6 pumps with office space, lounge at the back, #550m net.

* NIPCO Filling Station at ajah, with 5 pumps, storey building, gas store, lube Bay, cofo, #500m.

* NEWLY built filling station with 12 pumps, 4 storey building, warehouse at Apapa, #1.6b.

FILLING STATIONS FOR LEASE

* YTK Along Lagos/Abeokuta Exp. Way, Almadiya , 6pumps, 4nos 36000 litres underground tanks, 2plots.
Rent; N7. 5m x 5yrs.

* Conoil Along Meiran Road, Meiran, Ojokoro, 6pumps,4nos 36000 litres underground tanks, 2plots, Rent: N7.5m x 5yrs

* filling station on more than 2 plots, 4 pumps on a major road of Egbeda with offices,car wash, space for shop, #8m by 5 years.

* Con oil filling station on 2 plots along Ago palace way, 6 pumps with space for fast food, #7m per annum.

* Functional filling station on 2 plots with 5 pumps at Isheri-Igando road,#7m per annum.

* filling station with 6 pumps and space for fast food on 2 plots at Dopemu , #7m per annum.

* MEGA FILLING STATION on 3 plot, with, 10 pumps, mini mart, at Ajah, #13m by 10 years.

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surgebitcoin:
Do this really work?

stano2:
Does it work, not buying form and wait for years before next step.. I don't trust FG at all this time around

jazinogold:
educative! but shey e dy work?

surgebitcoin:
Do this really work?

veekid:
Thank you OP

surgebitcoin:
Do this really work?

For those asking if its real. There is no land being allocated in Abuja that must not pass through the above process (but naija factor affects it). Even the senetors and honourables that are entitle to a plot of land in every tenure must follow this procedure and pay the amount stated above to have their information in AGIS data base Land is being allocated in every year in Abuja but the present administration has not done any allocation because their plan is to develop the already allocated lands before ne allocations are done.
The advantage of the form is that once you open the form you won't pay any other legit money again before your land is allocated and there is no time limit for the application even you can claim your land in the next 10 years with proper follow up.
My advice for anybody that want to apply for this form is that
Apply and follow up by meeting people at the top
If you can buy land worth of millions then you can invest 50/100k that worth millions immediately it yields.

You see, my problem here is that people just go online, copy some BS and paste it here. We all know that this process does not work. Your best bet is to look for estate developers who already have land allocated in an area where contract for infrastructural development has already been awarded. Abuja was built to be developed in 4 phases. Phase 1 is completed and now govt is in Phase 2.

That is a more pragmatic approach, not paying some money into AGIS account and waiting forever. These monies will still be paid when you buy from estate developers, so why not get money and buy from them with confirmed and verifiable papers as opposed to time wasting?

If the OP's method works, then everybody in Abuja for don become land owners far tey.

OP thanks for sharing

RedCapChief:



What the average cost of getting a plot of land from estate developers?

Don't mind him jare, estate developer that will be asking for millions of naira. Even the estate developer he's referring to follow this same process to acquire the land and follow their way up.
Which one is better if you can follow up this process or pay millions of naira to the developer?

StarboyMichael:
I have heard of this before, I just don't know if it works, I am of the opinion that available land for allocation is fast running out.

No ooh there is available land ooo, zuba bush, kuje bush, abaji farm infact my dad applied for one, the first day we manage to visit the site in Zuba that was allocated, he just carry d papers dash person cos development would never get there even if Zuba becomes part of AMAC.. Thick forest things with beacons

boygeorge:
Op pls stop misleading people. this doesn't work, infact it has never worked. been staying in abuja for close to 18 years now and this has never been the norm, might be written in some land regularization rules somewhere though. easiest places to acquire lands in the fct either for residential or commercial purposes are the area councils. the lands are not as cut throat price as the ones in the city centre. process of acquisition is also less cumbersome.

OP is not misleading people. I officially moved to Abuja myself in 1991 and OP is correct. However the problem is the waiting time and lack of guarantee you'll get anything even after paying.The truth like someone pointed out earlier is the sharp practice of allocating land to estate developers who have paid Millions or Billions from prime location land.

El-Rufai revoked plots of land allocated to individuals in the area councils, e.g. Bwari Area Council.
Promise was made to re-allocate those plots...
Does anybody have any info or advice on this?

lafex:

Don't mind him jare, estate developer that will be asking for millions of naira. Even the estate developer he's referring to follow this same process to acquire the land and follow their way up.
Which one is better if you can follow up this process or pay millions of naira to the developer?

You mistake intent.

Nobody is saying that what you posted is false. That is the official process. But this is Nigeria. What obtains here is not the ideal but the reality, and the reality is that you cannot get the best possible deal by paying to AGIS and waiting forever. For instance, if I want to start building in October, how possible is it to get allocated land in an area where infrastructural development has commenced?

The estate developers are highly connected. They get information about areas where government is about to award contracts for infrastructural development even before it becomes public information, then they simply get financing and buy off all the plots there with the help of colluding officials in these agencies.

So how can you the ordinary Nigerian match these people? I am after practical stuff not theory. It has taken 1976 to 2013 or so to complete Phase 1 of Abuja: 3 phases to go. The OP's official process will work if you plan to just buy land through this official process and hand it over to your children as an inheritance in the next 40 or 50 years when you are old and on your way out, as by then Phase 3 development may have commenced and those areas would start to look like the city centre.

But if you want to build your own house, simply save the millions and pay the estate developers. Many of them have payment plans and it is better to pay in installments for such land than to use all these bank facilities to pay in installments for cars.

story for the gods

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