Lekki, since 2001, has been a prime location for investors, purchasing plots from ancestral families and the government, building on water and developing it to be the prime and high valued city it is today. Despite the value appreciation, there has been a few problems attached. Omo onile issues and ancestral family feuds are still a thing, improper survey and planning done, just to mention a few. Now we’re hitting the rainy season proper and the floods are back. This leaves investors asking, “is Lekki really good or is it a waste of my investment?”
I think it’s prime but it needs dire urban planning to curb the environmental issues attached to it. What do you think?
If you’re an investor, what problems have you encountered?
If you’re a fellow realtor, what’s your take on this?

Miee:
Lekki, since 2001, has been a prime location for investors, purchasing plots from ancestral families and the government, building on water and developing it to be the prime and high valued city it is today. Despite the value appreciation, there has been a few problems attached. Omo onile issues and ancestral family feuds are still a thing, improper survey and planning done, just to mention a few. Now we’re hitting the rainy season proper and the floods are back. This leaves investors asking, “is Lekki really good or is it a waste of my investment?”
I think it’s prime but it needs dire urban planning to curb the environmental issues attached to it. What do you think?
If you’re an investor, what problems have you encountered?
If you’re a fellow realtor, what’s your take on this?

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