I dare say this house is in the most secure estate in Lagos if not the entire nation. Or when you live in the same mini estate as a former Chief of Army Staff, former and serving Major and Brigadier Generals, don't you think your life and property is very secure?

Especially when the Nigerian army's flag is hoisted at the entrance and you find at least 15 stern-looking-gun-wielding soldiers hanging around always.

The estate comprises of about 50 nos 3 bedroom semi-detached duplexes, all rooms ensuite, 2 sitting rooms, a pantry, guest toilet, private compound, car port, POP finishing, its a corner piece, fully developed facilities, interlocking stones, greenery etc.

The estate is the Minimah Housing Estate in Ikeja, it is behind the New GSM village, about 15 minutes drive from the airport, 10 minutes from the Ikeja CBD, 5 minutes from The Arena etc.

No doubt, if you live in this estate, you rub shoulders with the high and mighty of the Nigerian military!!


Price:- 95m

Contact:- REALTY Lutay
+234 809 323 4522
+234 705 700 4909
realtylutay@gmail.com
DIRECT INSTRUCTION!

This for N95m

As in $430,000

God Help Nigeria

Yes, is there anything incomprehensible in the above?

USAutoBuy:
This for N95m

As in $430,000

God Help Nigeria

That is greed of some Nigerians for you. Everyone want to get rich from the first deal they do. I saw a house for rent here today. The rent is 1.5 million naira per year and the agent fee is 500,000 naira by itself. That makes the first payment to be 2 Million. What a greedy set of people.

If I could get an half acre of land in a suburb in the U.S for less than $70,000, why should I go and buy a plot of land for 10 million to 50 million naira in a country where road network is zero, electricity is zero, transportation is zero, healthcare is zero, sanitation is zero, security is zero?

I repeat, I have not seen anywhere in Nigeria where a plot of land is worth 2 Million Naira not to talk of 1,500 square foot "duplex" costing 95 Million naira. I repeat, no land in the entire Nigeria worth 2 Million Naira. Let it be Banana island, Ikoyi, Maitama or wherever.

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That is greed of some Nigerians for you. Everyone want to get rich from the first deal they do. I saw a house for rent here today. The rent is 1.5 million naira per year and the agent fee is 500,000 naira by itself. That makes the first payment to be 2 Million. What a greedy set of people.

If I could get an half acre of land in a suburb in the U.S for less than $70,000, why should I go and buy a plot of land for 10 million to 50 million naira in a country where road network is zero, electricity is zero, transportation is zero, healthcare is zero, sanitation is zero, security is zero?

I repeat, I have not seen anywhere in Nigeria where a plot of land is worth 2 Million Naira not to talk of 1,500 square foot "duplex" costing 95 Million naira. I repeat, no land in the entire Nigeria worth 2 Million Naira. Let it be Banana island, Ikoyi, Maitama or wherever.

Hear yourself!! No land is worth 2 Million in Nigeria??

Hmmm! I think no land is worth 2 Million in Nigeria too! The most expensive piece of land in Nigeria should ideally not be more than say 350.00 (Three Hundred and fifty Naira Only), so people like you will be able to afford one.

You mentioned a suburb in the US! Gosh!! Last I checked, a suburb is a residential location in the OUTSKIRTS of a city!

Will you compare a prime location in the city centre just directly off a six lane road (with one of the few functional rail tracks in Lagos), with the Ayinke House (Ikeja General Hospital) just on the other side of the road; which is also situated minutes to the local & international airports and the Ikeja CBD - which translates to Central Business District, as it seems you don't know - in a bustling city like Lagos to a suburb anywhere in the world??

I am very sure your $70,000 will get you much much more than an half acre in some suburbs of Lagos like Oko Afor before Badagry, Ibeju Agbe before Epe and Ijede after Ikorodu.

You also mentioned a country where road network is zero, electricity is zero, transportation is zero, healthcare is zero, sanitation is zero, security is zero which sort of sums up a situation of hopelessness!

Yet, you want to use your 'fastshipping' networks to bring fast vehicles to Nigeria from the US?? I ask you, on which ROADS are the vehicles you claimed to have been bringing into the country being driven?? Or you're just a scammer swindling people of their hard earned money because you bring in vehicles that can't be driven as there are ZERO ROADS in Nigeria??

Hmm! Seems you are making fast bucks with your fastshipping!!

Bro, a wise man once said "its better not to talk and people THINK you are foolish , than for you to open your mouth and the foolishness is CONFIRMED!

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popoyeh:


Hear yourself!! No land is worth 2 Million in Nigeria??

Hmmm! I think no land is worth 2 Million in Nigeria too! The most expensive piece of land in Nigeria should ideally not be more than say 350.00 (Three Hundred and fifty Naira Only), so people like you will be able to afford one.

You mentioned a suburb in the US! Gosh!! Last I checked, a suburb is a residential location in the OUTSKIRTS of a city!

Will you compare a prime location in the city centre just directly off a six lane road (with one of the few functional rail tracks in Lagos), with the Ayinke House (Ikeja General Hospital) just on the other side of the road; which is also situated minutes to the local & international airports and the Ikeja CBD - which translates to Central Business District, as it seems you don't know - in a bustling city like Lagos to a suburb anywhere in the world??

I am very sure your $70,000 will get you much much more than an half acre in some suburbs of Lagos like Oko Afor before Badagry, Ibeju Agbe before Epe and Ijede after Ikorodu.

You also mentioned a country where road network is zero, electricity is zero, transportation is zero, healthcare is zero, sanitation is zero, security is zero which sort of sums up a situation of hopelessness!

Yet, you want to use your 'fastshipping' networks to bring fast vehicles to Nigeria from the US?? I ask you, on which ROADS are the vehicles you claimed to have been bringing into the country being driven?? Or you're just a scammer swindling people of their hard earned money because you bring in vehicles that can't be driven as there are ZERO ROADS in Nigeria??

Hmm! Seems you are making fast bucks with your fastshipping!!

Bro, a wise man once said "its better not to talk and people THINK you are foolish , than for you to open your mouth and the foolishness is CONFIRMED!

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Thrash.

Whatever the location is. How and why do i pay $430k for a house on barely half/quarter of a standard plot of land?. The next house over is not even finished. After 2 cars parked, you can barely have room to move around.

Mediocre / Just OK finishing at best. How do i even raise a family here when my children can't even have somewhere to play around.

I guess it makes sense to some people. I just refuse to be one of them.

Im Out

Happy Sale

USAutoBuy:
Whatever the location is. How and why do i pay $430k for a house on barely half/quarter of a standard plot of land?. The next house over is not even finished. After 2 cars parked, you can barely have room to move around.

Mediocre / Just OK finishing at best. How do i even raise a family here when my children can't even have somewhere to play around.

I guess it makes sense to some people. I just refuse to be one of them.

Im Out

Happy Sale

Be out! Thank you!

Is this a house? This is an abnormal structure. Who built it? How did this poor piece of architecture get approved by the government?

And they are selling this trash for N95m. Greeeeeeed.Corruuuuuuuuuuuuption. This is evil.