Lagos state government is now selling 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom flats at igbogbo ikorodu. The structure is at the painting stage and landscaping. Allocation is first come first serve. The procedure is collection of application form band on completion and submission of form with the payment for the house, allocation willbe done instantly. The 1 bedroom is going for 5.4million and the 2 bedroom for 7.6 million. This money include the payment for the processing of the title document. for more information you can send e mail to brand.specs@yahoo.com or hotline call 2347025693803. Interested buyers should hurry while it last.

Photographs soon

Take advantage of this while it is still available

These are the pictires of the estate as promised

additional picture

N7.6M for a 2bedroom flat in Ikorodu?

haba, that's too expensive na.

well, that is the price the government is selling it. But you must remember that the property comes with a title.

and its even apartments,

wow its a bit expensive
when are they going to remove those sticks and do the road, still looks like a construction zone
i hope they clean it up because most building contractors just leave things after working

what are the things provided? water? electricty? intercom? lift perhaps?
is the estate for civil servant or anyone
whats the going rent for that area?

ps 5 gbosa for the pics _{how about the interior, hope im not asking for too much}

Right now all the construction on the building have been completed including the painting. It is only the landscaping the contractors are working. In this dispensation under the administration of Gov. Fashola, the contractors can not but do a thourough work. For the facility, i only know of water and electricity.

I tell you the truth, estates like this would, in a matter of time, turn into the likes of police barracks at ikeja or the army type before iya number. In abroad where I live, council officials have started demolishing social housing structures like this one and replacing them with less concentrated ones over several areas. The tested reasons are many and varied. 1, in no time, untold anti-social behaviour would start to rear its head (gangsterism, filthy environmental condition, adultery, disobedience to parents, arson, thefts, property wear and tear, abuses of all kinds and etc)

2, terrorists target,

3, religion intolerance;

4,above all,difficulties in selling your flat etc)

So my advice is, consider buying properties in estates of private ownership where people of all walks of life own property, not a place designated for so called "low income earners". Besides, the price is too much for this type of property cos the builder has actually mazimised profits by taking advantage of infrastructure economies

have anybody considered my advice?

larry okun:

have anybody considered my advice?

there are still social housing springing up here and there, those built by the government are being replaced by
compact housing developed by private estate but they are still flats but well managed, with private management hings look in shape
CCTV and concierge ensures residents dont just park or throw filth anywhere things are more orderly



where's the finally picture? wont be surprised if the sand and bricks used are still laying around the buildings
lets see the landscaping hope they have not start spreading clothes on the flowers


where is igbobo again?

Nice one and 7 gbosa again for the pictures

where's d balcony?. . .or am i blind

no1madman:

where's d balcony?. . .or am i blind

the Govt and private partners don't think you need one, no garden, no play ground either