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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Nobody: 8:28am On May 21, 2012 |
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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Sagamite(m): 9:13am On May 21, 2012 |
blacklion: It is just still not an attractive proposition. N10m (£40k, $66K) merely for land in Amuwo Odofin? N5m (£20K, $33K) for a waterlogged land and its raft foundation (which would be done for the prospector by Nigerian workers that can give you shoddy work)? Hell No! That is just not an attractive proposition when the opportunity cost is factored in. For those figures one can easily get a wonderful £100K flat in Greece, Croatia, Turkey, Cyprus, Spain, Italy etc on mortgage and rent it out to locals or holiday makers to pay off the mortgage. Nicer assets, better guarantees, sane environs! When I see some UK-based Nigerian guys feeling all funky because they state they have bought some asset in Nigeria, I almost feel sorry for them. They normally overpay for a poor asset just to feel like if they have achieved. Most of them have zero clue about investment, not even the ones that have accounting certifications. They just follow the crowd. [Goes on his knees to talk to HIM] Thank you Baba God for giving me the brain that allows me to think independently and divergently so that I never become an individual that follows the crowd. You did a good job on this one o incase no one has told you. You be Shampion! |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by blacklion(m): 10:26am On May 21, 2012 |
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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by blacklion(m): 10:44am On May 21, 2012 |
Sagamite: Like I said, it does not make sense for someone who plans to remain abroad permanently to spend such money on properties in Nigeria. Maybe those UK-based guys are planning to return to Nigeria. Is the rental market in those countries still that good nowadays? I thought the economies of most of those countries were badly hit by the Euro crisis. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Sagamite(m): 10:52am On May 21, 2012 |
blacklion: And my point is, even if a UK-based person plans to return, there is still another better way to do it than to waste your money on overpriced and inferior assets. Only those who have no option and are based in Nigeria need to buy the wrong asset. I will happily rent it from them after THEY have bought it when I decide to move to Nigeria. The rental market might be shaky now in some of those countries, but it is still decent and far better than the prospects of a Nigerian property. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by blacklion(m): 12:44pm On May 21, 2012 |
Sagamite: As you please. The world is round and no human enjoys a monopoly of wisdom. There are many reasons for investing in real estate anywhere in the world. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by flexya: 2:13pm On May 21, 2012 |
Its near impossible 2 build a House in Nijja for someone livin overseas if all he depends on for income is a regular job, no matter how well paid the job is. 2 build in nijja, he would either av got his hands dirty or set up a biznes abroad (or even in Nijja for extra income). I av my reasons for this and havin spent 19yrs in the UK, I consider myself 2 be well placed 2 comment. Firstly, while abroad, u need 2 content urself wit ur mortgage (and other bills- car loan, tv licence, council tax, gas, electricity, phone, travelcard, feedin, clothin, home insurance, vehicle taxes, speed ticket, parkin permit, credit card bills etc). The higher ur income, the bigger/better house u live in. Bigger or better located houses means higher mortgate. Consequently, ur disposable income remains about the same. It is from this "disposable income" that u r expected 2 build a house whilst also sendin money 2 loved ones. When I left the UK, I was on £40k per year, sometig of a very good salary. Such that I fell into the 40% tax band. Yet, livin a very modest live (wit a wife and 3 children), I struggled 2 save £300 per month (out of ove £2k). So it would take me a whole year 2 afford 2 buy a N1M plot of land in my home town Ibadan. How long would i need 2 save for 2 build a House for N10M? For my £300 per month savings, I could easily buy another property on mortgate outside London (in an area like derby). Would rent it out and still make some change. Afterall, "am not comin back 2 nijja yet". The reality is, house ownership is still very expensive in nijja, which is why most ppl wit regular jobs, either in nigeria or abroad, can't afford. So pray ur biznes booms or get dodgy! 1 Like |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 3:08pm On May 21, 2012 |
^^^ £40k a year is no joke except if you're one of those people living above their means! If you can't afford a million Naira plot doing a £40k job a year in addition to your wife's income when can you afford it? |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by flexya: 8:07pm On May 21, 2012 |
prince_onx: ^^^. My dear Prince onx, When u av spent ur own tenure overseas, then maybe ur comment could be objective or intellectual. Most nigerians only hear of ones income and they start jumpin ahead of themselves. Was it not obvious from my text that £2k+ a month is not £40k per year? Did u stop 2 consider what haPpened 2 the difference? Av u ever heard of the Words Tax and National Insurance. All compulsory deductions, unlike in nijja, where u play the system. For me, it was 40% and 7% respectively. My good friend, maybe u should try puttin some figures against some of those expenditures I cited before doin ur maths. Its called plus and minus bt I guess u need 2 av a clue on wat 2 minus. I suppose u won't know how much a mortgate on a average size 3-bedroom house in London cost. Maybe u should also hazard a guess at the cost of council tax (assumin u know what that is), or even my gas bill. no, not ur cookin gas. Heatin gas. Would someone on N10M a year in nijja pay their local council N250k yearly. My Prince, maybe u should think of what would be left if 2.5% of ur gross income goes 2 ur council as tax, then use this 2 guess at the other expenditure. Maybe ur idea of a travel fare is ur N500 okada/day. A weekly travel card cost me around £57 last time. When was the last time u spent N2k/day travelin on public transport for a dy in ur city. No, not taxi or drop, public transport. Please educate urself before commentin. I won't go into the other biLls cos it would be 2 much for u. By the way, re-read my post again. I never said anytig about wife's income. I can advice on this issue cos I av been there, done that and bought the T-shirt! Point is, standard of livin is very expensive and majority of ppl r one pay cheque away from bein homeless! Buildin in nigeria is a distant luxury! 1 Like |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by spyder880(m): 8:59pm On May 21, 2012 |
Getting more interesting with each new comment! |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 4:23am On May 22, 2012 |
@flexya: First of all am not based in Nigeria! I live in the US and have for over a decade so you can save all that your taxes, bills, and insurance excuses for those in Nigeria. I own 2 houses here myself! One is paid off and the other have about 8yrs or less left depending on my payment so I know too much about both income and property taxes and the last time I was on a public transportation/bus was in 2001 meaning I also pay auto insurance but hardly/don't pay speeding tickets because I pay to park where am supposed to and maintain legal speed limit. I pay my federal, state, and city taxes, health, life, property, and auto insurance. I live in NE so I know what gas bill is cause my Winter gets to minus 0. (2) you owe me no explanation for not having a house or property in Nigeria but don't ever let me hear you again say that people based abroad can NOT save to build or buy property or near impossible to build regarless of their pay/income except they're involve in dirty deals! There are people out there that make real good money genuinely! I mean GOOD money without having anything to do with business! Just their job and their pay check! I don't know what you do/did in London but pls don't call that a good job again if you struggle to save £300 a month! and by the way more money doesn't necessary mean BIGGER house! There are affordable, comfortable and good houses also in good neighborhood for a family of five. That take us back to living within your/one's means! A lot of people sacrifice a lot of things or pleasure overseas/here just to be able to save more money a month either for investment or simply to save up more! You named car loan as one of your bills in your first reply, then £57 bus pass/card a week in your second reply! I dont know if you own a car or jump on the bus but instead of having a car loan which require full coverage insurance (more money a month) on a newer car ( 1 or 2yrs old) why dont you save up and buy (pay cash) for a 5, 6, or even a 8yrs old car and get a liability (cheaper) insurance a month! And whata blank is TV license? You guys need a permit to watch TV's too? Oga/Bross, to cut stories short you said you've lived in UK for 19+yrs, Abeg! Am begging you stop giving those excuses and do something. You're probabely in your late 40s or early/mid 50s but Your income (£40k gross) is not bad at all and even £300 saving a month is also not bad and properties in your town of Ibadan is also not too expensive! So with few adjustment to your bills and life style that £300 a month can increase to £500 a month and you know what that is in 12months! Even £300 a month is still above half a million Naira so stop those excuses or simply say you're not interested instead of saying it's near impossible or can't be achieved unless one is doing some illegal sh.I.t 1 Like |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 4:34am On May 22, 2012 |
^^^ And I meant £300 a month for a whole year (£3,600). Yes you didn't mention your wife's income or saving but I assumed that she also bring home a check! Almost all couple overseas does. But men!! 40% plus another 7% per check on taxes alone? That's almost half (47%) of your income! They're really rap.!ng you guys seriously! |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 9:33pm On May 22, 2012 |
spyder880: Getting more interesting with each new comment!yes it is. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by lastpage: 2:00pm On May 23, 2012 |
prince_onx: @flexya: I just want to appreciate you for the "decorum" you exhibited, in this reply! Despite the "temptation" to reply in "the same tone" as the previous you were responding to (which would be legit anyway!), you have shown maturity and "stayed on point" throughout. Yours should be a model for everyone on NL, especially those who cannot make a sentence without a tirade of insults..... BTW: I think we all have different abilities when it comes to "money-management" or when it comes to "putting money aside", from whatever our income is/was. Believe me, l have seen "richer people" (with more income), borrowing from people with half of their own income! Its not easy, but it takes a lot of determination and self-sacrifice, to be able to save money, from a fixed income. Quote: "Savings" is NOT money you keep aside after meeting your expenses....it is the FIRST EXPENSE you make (by putting it aside!) So, its up to you to save...and in what amount. Lastpage! |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by davuchim: 4:22pm On May 23, 2012 |
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Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 3:38am On May 24, 2012 |
^^^ I doubt if an average Nigeria will reject any good quality house/property in those area you mention above but the most important factor in making/concluding that choice is the price. If I may ask, what will an average 4 flats of 3 bedrooms cost in those places? Or a 5/6 bedroom duplex with or without BQ? Post few pictures and prices if possible. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by t2luv: 4:23am On May 24, 2012 |
info@lpf: What I find amazing is the price a plot of land goes for. For the price of a plot of land in certain part of Lagos Island you can buy my house in Johns Creek Ga. for $380,000 and still have some change to buy a 2012 Benz. I am talking a plot of land with no tarred road, no data line installation, and I mean nothing. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Sagamite(m): 7:35am On May 24, 2012 |
t2luv: Madness! I would rather spend my money wisely than try and look cool to folks back in Naija. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by t2luv: 8:48pm On May 24, 2012 |
Last time I was in Lagos around January this year. I was shown a plot of land in Ikeja, Issac John area, for N180M. Converted at the going exchange for that time, it came out to be close to $1,100,000.00. This is a plot of land with no house on it, and not even on tarred road. I thought that was crazy. Who in their right mind will buy a piece of land at that price. I mean a plot, not even an acre. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 10:37pm On May 24, 2012 |
t2luv: Last time I was in Lagos around January this year. I was shown a plot of land in Ikeja, Issac John area, for N180M. Converted at the going exchange for that time, it came out to be close to $1,100,000.00. This is a plot of land with no house on it, and not even on tarred road. I thought that was crazy. Who in their right mind will buy a piece of land at that price. I mean a plot, not even an acre.Lol! You're very right yet we see and hear of people buying 2 and 3 of them. Honestly, I doubt if I will buy such plot both for personal or commercial use even if I have the money. There are bunch of other decent/ok places around Lagos for way cheaper prices. I won't even pay that price for a plot any where in Nigeria including Abuja, VI or even next to Aso Rock! With that amount down, I can own a building with at least 20 2/3 bedrooms appartment in a good neighborhood here in the US |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 12:53pm On May 25, 2012 |
Profitability is a major consideration in the choice of an Investment/Venture. Shares buying,Investment/Trading/Distribution etc are all good business , certainly every business has its own risk but risk are of different natures , some are very high while some are low,the determinants factor of some business risk nature could be carefulness . Land Investments risk is low , it is no more news that there are many cases of area that were once bush i mean jungle forest before but today those places are homes to beautiful structures/Universities and residential areas, The land where Cannaan Land/winners Chapel/Covenant University is presently in OTA , along Idiroko express Road today was a thick Jungle/forest that no one dares not go .Today the story have changed, Kilometer 46 along Ibadan Express Road is the Redeem Redemption Camp , some years ago it was a thick Bush/Jungle . Egbeda/Okota/OTA/Agbara/Mowe/Maroko/Lekki etc were all bush before today what have you. Other business Investments would need a high running Capital like machinery,if it is a share there is tendency that the company you buy the shares from Liquidate there are issues like that, investments is 50/50 Success Tendency ,a Land/Property that is bought for an amount today would definitely appreciate tomorrow . There is a case of a man that bought a land for 25000 Naira , after 13 years he sold it for 11 Million Naira , when he bought the land little did he know that the area would develop quick , it was very very bushy then even his friends laughed at him then , the same friends do not have a single room over there head, today he has relocated to a more calm and quiet area , bought another house for 5 million . Change your mentality that an area is bush , you are still basking in the euphoria of what do i invest on , i do not want to make a mistake , i already have a running business going, what other good venture which would yield me good money in the next 6 to 8 years, It is my advise do buy land in a developing area , make sure it has a c/0 , land survey ,make all necessary confirmation from the BUREAU OF URBAN AND PHYSICAL PLANNING ,VERIFY THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE C/O From the Government , once all that is done and it is fenced ,and also make sure the land is free from Government Acquisition , you wont have any OMONILE PROPBLEM ,Once a year or twice look for people to clear it for you .As years past and as the Area developes value is added to such Land. There is 3 acre of land that a man bought for 6000 Naira per Plot 36000 naira per acre ,the 3 acre was bought for 108 thousand naira, he got a c/o and land survey for it, fenced it round and allowed a farmer to farm on it and take care of it , i tell you the gospel truth the 3 acre was sold for 21,600,000, (twenty one million six hundred naira) per plot was sold for 1.2 Million Naira , the area has developed so much and it was valued by Government licensed Surveyors before it was sold. the baba off-course has other business but when he has a problem in his business he has something to turn to , no fuel to run the land, no transport to run the land, no labor to run the land, no machine to run the land , no fear of liquidation, no omonile problem.Just cool. VIRGIN LAND WITH C/O ,LAND SURVEY , ACRE OF LAND FOR SALE ,GENUINE USE YOUR MONEY IF YOU HAVE IT WISELY,INVEST IN PROPERTY TODAY FOR A BETTER PROFIT TOMORROW.THERE IS EXODUS OF PEOPLE FROM THE URBAN TO NEW AREAS. BE WISE. There are good and Genuine Property Consultants , you can as well look for a Reliable lawyer as well . For Land purchase in OTA/AGBARA and other areas . CALL 07044061892 excelpropertiesexcel@yahoo.com Excel Properties Dealing With Integrity. The above write-up is my personal view and not general view . There are other good business as well.If you have the financial Ability ,its good idea to do. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 2:00pm On May 25, 2012 |
^^ I knew from the start that this thread of yours is and will eventually be/turn into pure advert for land and properties you have or working as an agent to sell but using those abroad as topic for it is bulcrap! People in Nigeria need those land/properties more than those of us outside Nigeria but every other land/property advert is just to plain so you decided to target yours on those abroad! That wasn't cool! But I guess you're just being a typical naija runsman who need "abroad or Visa" attached to anything including purewater to draw attention. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by diordaves(m): 2:09pm On May 25, 2012 |
prince_onx: ^^ Prince_onx, I don't think the guy means any harm. Cut him some slack. If he is a genuine property vendor, there is nothing wrong with his "strategy". |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Sagamite(m): 3:23pm On May 25, 2012 |
excelproperties: Profitability is a major consideration in the choice of an Investment/Venture. Even if this is not a scam, i don't know how you can differentiate it from a scam. Personally, if anyone wanted to sell anything to me and told me all these, I would be super-pissed off because just bashing me with all positives and hope on an investment in NIGERIA is really insulting my intellect. If it is so good, he himself will go and lend money and buy the whole thing instead of telling me, a stranger, the secret. As I always tell people when they come and tell me one fantastic proposition put forth to them: "No one that is not your family wakes up in the morning and thinks of how to make your life better. Be careful" Nobody will use my head to chop. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 10:01pm On May 25, 2012 |
Sagamite:interesting , very interesting indeed.More divergent views /opinion/feelings makes a public subject more interesting. Strategy for markerting, a thread to look for people abroad for visa this really increases the rate of my laughter,a scam ,etc its really funny though and i laugh a lot . No matter the magnitude of your personal judgements ,my thread still remains ,Property investment in Nigeria is viable. Value of properties appreciate that is the truth, there could be billions of properties opportunities abroad i never discourage anyone from investing abroad , if you are so particular about abroad , I still maintain that Nigeria has property investment ,offcourse i can boldly talk about what i do. This is a public place i challenge anyone scammed by excel properties . Every property i have has confirmable c/o ,land survey, the ones without that are genuine. Once again your comment sound very funny.visa to abroad ,very funny . |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 10:02pm On May 25, 2012 |
@sagamite,Positives and hope on an investment in NIGERIA is really insulting my intellect. It sounds so ridiculous if positive things and hopes in Nigeria insults your intellect , hope negative things about Nigeria would make your intellect happy, very funny indeed.one mans meat is another persons poison,you can decide to stay abroad invest all overthere and spend your whole life till death comes without having anything back home its your choice, it is also a personal choice to look back at home to invest. Property investment in Nigeria is viable. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 3:24pm On May 26, 2012 |
excelproperties: interesting , very interesting indeed.More divergent views /opinion/feelings makes a public subject more interesting. Strategy for markerting, a thread to look for people abroad for visa this really increases the rate of my laughter,a scam ,etc its really funny though and i laugh a lot . No matter the magnitude of your personal judgements ,my thread still remains ,Property investment in Nigeria is viable. Value of properties appreciate that is the truth, there could be billions of properties opportunities abroad i never discourage anyone from investing abroad , if you are so particular about abroad , I still maintain that Nigeria has property investment ,offcourse i can boldly talk about what i do. This is a public place i challenge anyone scammed by excel properties . Every property i have has confirmable c/o ,land survey, the ones without that are genuine. Once again your comment sound very funny.visa to abroad ,very funny .I don't think you're as slow as you want me to believe or rather forcing me to believe now! Read my post again and don't just pick a line and make gist out of. I never said anything about visa to abroad instead I said that most naija runsmen believe that attaching the word "visa or abroad" in the topic, product, or business make a whole lot of people jump! So get your fact str8! Am also not against investment or properties in Nigeria! I presently have a project going on in Lagos and recently bought another plot again so don't even think am standing in front of your business. All am saying is your thread's topic should or should have been "why are most nigerians tenant while they can buy or own their own houses?" not pointing fingers at those abroad as if everyone back in Nigeria already own one. You should read before laughing for absolute nothing! |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by princeonx: 3:48pm On May 26, 2012 |
excelproperties: @sagamite,Positives and hope on an investment in NIGERIA is really insulting my intellect. It sounds so ridiculous if positive things and hopes in Nigeria insults your intellect , hope negative things about Nigeria would make your intellect happy, very funny indeed.one mans meat is another persons poison,you can decide to stay abroad invest all overthere and spend your whole life till death comes without having anything back home its your choice, it is also a personal choice to look back at home to invest. Property investment in Nigeria is viable.Dude, whats up with you and this Nigeria thing? Just because some of us buy properties in Nigeria doesn't mean every Nigeria abroad should. Do you think Nigeria is that great? Home or no home there are people who will never step foot into that land again and some of us that visit or invest almost have no choice because we still have families there and it's part of us already (and am speaking for me). I know people who don't even want that name mentioned to their hearing. I know a guy whose wife and son visited and were killed about 10yrs ago in Nigeria and he vowed not to ever step foot into that country again. His parents are dead, his sisters are here and his only remaining brother visit here once or twice a year and thats all he need. Naija drives us knot cux most of us were born and raised there while to others the name Nigeria is simply bad news period. Most Nigerians born overseas, left naija too young, or never been in a while don't give a blank and I don't blame them. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 6:45pm On May 26, 2012 |
Crime exist everywhere ,murder, killings happens everywhere, there are some people abroad who would never step there feet on Nigeria again for reasons best known to them ,that is right, i always make it clear in my point that i am not against been abroad or anyone speding the rest days of his/her life abroad, there is a difference between a contribution/views/opinion and insults directed at someone,my thread is simple a layman with a good conscience understand it, it is not an attack on anyone, it is not attack on people abroad, it is an issue truly experienced by many i advise the initial and first content of my thread be read again. Many people abroad have given there experiences ,some say they were cheated by friends/family member/some never thought its important /some been a tenant forever matters not ,radio/television /talk shows /raises topics/subject , people calls to make there contribution without passing insults .likewise here i ave recieved emails ans calls of people given there sad experiences as well. I am not not anti abroad neither am i anti Nigeria. Cheers. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by excelproperties: 6:45pm On May 26, 2012 |
Crime exist everywhere ,murder, killings happens everywhere, there are some people abroad who would never step there feet on Nigeria again for reasons best known to them ,that is right, i always make it clear in my point that i am not against been abroad or anyone speding the rest days of his/her life abroad, there is a difference between a contribution/views/opinion and insults directed at someone,my thread is simple a layman with a good conscience understand it, it is not an attack on anyone, it is not attack on people abroad, it is an issue truly experienced by many i advise the initial and first content of my thread be read again. Many people abroad have given there experiences ,some say they were cheated by friends/family member/some never thought its important /some been a tenant forever matters not ,radio/television /talk shows /raises topics/subject , people calls to make there contribution without passing insults .likewise here i ave recieved emails ans calls of people given there sad experiences as well. I am not not anti abroad neither am i anti Nigeria. Cheers. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by t2luv: 5:39am On Jun 04, 2012 |
excelproperties: Crime exist everywhere ,murder, killings happens everywhere, there are some people abroad who would never step there feet on Nigeria again for reasons best known to them ,that is right, i always make it clear in my point that i am not against been abroad or anyone speding the rest days of his/her life abroad, there is a difference between a contribution/views/opinion and insults directed at someone,my thread is simple a layman with a good conscience understand it, it is not an attack on anyone, it is not attack on people abroad, it is an issue truly experienced by many i advise the initial and first content of my thread be read again. Many people abroad have given there experiences ,some say they were cheated by friends/family member/some never thought its important /some been a tenant forever matters not ,radio/television /talk shows /raises topics/subject , people calls to make there contribution without passing insults .likewise here i ave recieved emails ans calls of people given there sad experiences as well. I am not not anti abroad neither am i anti Nigeria. Cheers. I am trying to love this place call Nigeria my brother. The problem is, I am not feeling any love coming back at me. Lets just be honest people. It is a shitty place. Period. I am sorry. |
Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Abroad Remain Tenants When They Are Back Home? by Sagamite(m): 10:17am On Jun 04, 2012 |
excelproperties: @sagamite,Positives and hope on an investment in NIGERIA is really insulting my intellect. It sounds so ridiculous if positive things and hopes in Nigeria insults your intellect , hope negative things about Nigeria would make your intellect happy, very funny indeed.one mans meat is another persons poison,you can decide to stay abroad invest all overthere and spend your whole life till death comes without having anything back home its your choice, it is also a personal choice to look back at home to invest. Property investment in Nigeria is viable. Don't be a mooron! Don't ever try to strawman me again, do you understand? You can get seriously slaughtered if you do. |
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