megacool360:


Hahahahahaha. Lwkmdh. Aunty abeg wake up oo, na 10:30 a.m be this oo.

Ladies shaa, dem too like better thing.

zonax:

Av seen a land in same Abuja that was sold at 5.6billion naira.

jingh:
Na my ex bf friend get am.
Am nt lying

jingh:
Seriously did u just type dat

searching4love:



Stop dreaming my friend the man did not pray, he worked hard and built the house. If you and your nairaland prayer warriors like, pray from now till eternity if you don't have the required source of income you can never build it.


Mind u I'm a Christian but i don't decieve myself

Lexusgs430:


Would one be shot for taking a shot?

EnigmAries:
This?
There are far more beautiful Mansions in the City around that same place.
Just that you must not be seen taking a shot in that area.

Oildichotomy:
Sorry to say, but the pictures didn't really do justice to "The Building".

Another Northern Oil Mogul.. wow!

Lexusgs430:


Would one be shot for taking a shot?

karlriz:


Yea, sure, perhaps dat land dat bears gold on d trees growin on it..LOL.#Sarcasm....plot of land for 5.6billion?. Shey u knw say na land wey nothin de on top we stil de discuss??.

Japhet04:
it is the most expensive but it is not the most beautiful

click like of you are with me

Midehi:

that is d spirit my dear....aiming high,vry soon we will get there,real soon.
God bless d work of our hands. Amen.

DrPrickson:

You won't understand until u try to seek employments or contract in one of those companies. Then u will understand me better.

jingh:
Na my ex bf friend get am.
Am nt lying

karlriz:
The Maitama District of Abuja is best known as the playground of the rich and famous. A district well developed with a lot of magnificent architectural master pieces which never cease to amaze passersby. UGBOJA FELIX OJONUGWA writes on one building that has left many  comments in its wake.  

Among several jaw-dropping edifices in Abuja, the very popular exotic-looking building on Gana street, adjacent to the Transcorp Hilton Hotel stands out like a castle on the hill.dis building is like d one I c in ijebu ode.lagos garage.abi its not it ni

According to a number of taxi drivers in Abuja, it is very difficult to drive a passenger past the building without hearing, “wow what sort of mighty house is this?” …”Who owns this expensive building?”…”What is this building meant for?” And the questions go on and on.

Without a doubt, there could be more expensive buildings in the city, but the strategic location of this one, how monumental it looks, and the lack of clear details about its use makes it even more interesting.

The assumptions surrounding what the building could be are quite numerous. For such a structure to look like that, a museum, library or a public memorial building would readily come to mind but these are mere guesses.

A number of people who spoke to LEADERSHIP Friday aired their different and very interesting opinions about what they think of the building.

“I think it belongs to the Pope,” said Abalaka Julius, with an innocent smile.

“This building? It belongs to Okocha, na,” Chima Eze says with every level of confidence he could muster.

“Someone told me that it belongs to IBB, the former president,” said Oyilonla Damola.

“It belongs to AA Oil,” said Ali, a taxi driver.

There is no unanimous stand among several people spoken to about who and what the building is all about.

In the quest to know more, LEADERSHIP Friday went to Development Control Abuja to inquire about the building. From there, LEADERSHIP Friday was further directed to Maitama District office, where a staff revealed that the building most likely belongs to a certain Aliyu Abubakar, chairman of AA Oil Limited.

Looking at the nature of the building, its environment adorned with statues and a terrace lawn, one could tell that the material for erecting such a building were solely imported and its design also inspired by that in a foreign country just as Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar would admit in an online interview sometime ago retrieved from nairaland.com.

According to the chairman of AA Oil Limited, he said he acquired the plot of land where the structure is erected in 2005 from an indigene of Zamfara State at a cost of N1 billion.

The interview further revealed that Aliyu, who trained as a building technologist before venturing into oil business, said that he financed the building from his personal savings, as he did not obtain any mortgage from any bank.

“This building belongs to me. I bought the land occupying this building around 2005 from one man from Zamfara State. I bought it for N1billion because of the location. Thereafter, a thought came to me. By the way, I am a builder. I specialise in building houses of model quality. Any house I build is usually very special.”

“The whole idea about that is just for everyone to know that it is very possible to replicate the type of things we see overseas in Nigeria. So, I resolved that since I had the opportunity of acquiring this land, I would put up a structure that would be equal to none in the entire city and maybe the country.” He said.

Without doubt, the building has generated a lot of interest and has remained popular among enthusiasts in the city of Abuja.

If the purchase of land could be worth as much as a billion naira, one could only imagine how much it would cost to put up such a magnificent edifice on it. Certainly millions of dollars.

With the level of security surrounding the building, and a gate manned by stern-looking security personnel, it was impossible for LEADERSHIP Friday to gain access into the building. But a number of people spoken to revealed that Aliyu Abubakar does come around, although it is unclear if the building is entirely a private residence or whether some offices occupy some spaces within.

http://leadership.ng/features/412838/could-this-be-the-most-expensive-building-in-abuja

moca:
D problem with that house is lack of space and serenity.
It needs a quiet and natural environment around it for one to value it's beauty.
Very far from d city

buskie13:
nice house....i pray for every nairalander today.....u shall erect more better structures than this....(me inclusive)

like if u have faith. .

dirtymoney:
Undoubtedly one of the cutest and most talked about architectural edifice in Abuja. Notwithstanding the proximity of the building to the road is a no-no for me. The building would have had more security and value if it was grounded in a well spaced confound where you would need to drive 1-2minutes from an electric-sensor gate through the midst of flowers, tress, fountains, etc before finally reaching the main building...
Also, with the poor level of security in the country... Bad belle boko boys can easily level that beauty without any stress. . Not praying for that though...

Japhet04:
it is the most expensive but it is not the most beautiful

click like of you are with me