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We are still selling lands around Ibadan. Make your move.

Still available.

Still available.

Still available. Take advantage, as the price goes back to 150k/acre after Dec 31.

Merry Christmas to you all.

Merry Christmas to you all.

Merry Christmas to you all.

Merry Christmas to you all.

Merry Christmas to you all.

olaeffect:
location please?

Around Moniya.

ricki:
Owo odun ko ni yen ni??

Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure o.

ricki:
do you pictures of the farm plus location importantly is there any stream nearby?

I don't post pictures of farmlands because I think all lands will just look about the same.
However, the land is in a village close to Moniya in Ibadan. It has no streams close to it. You may need to drill a well or borehole for water.

Buy land, they're not making it anymore.
- Mark Twain

Buy land, they're not making it anymore.
- Mark Twain

Buy land, they're not making it anymore.
- Mark Twain

Buy land, they're not making it anymore.
- Mark Twain.

foluwatosin:
I think such lands could only b in forest and nt road side and hw much is an heactre in ur area?thanks

Which lands sir? Prices of an hectare (2.5 acres) vary from place to place around Ibadan here, depending on accessibility and other factors. However, since average price of an acre around here goes around 150k to 200k, I will say an hectare goes for 375k to 500k.
Thanks.

70 acres of farmland in Ibadan is being put up for sale.

Bulk buyers are targeted as the owners plan to sell in bulks of ten acres and twenty acres.

Price: 100k/acre.

Call: 07032179911.
Thanks.

GGfadar:
oh, its u
av contacted u on whatsapp
see u soon

Okay sir.

GGfadar:
pls give full details of exact location in moniya and distance from moinya bus stop

The land is around Laleye side, about 30mins drive from Moniya bus-stop.
Thanks.

corpROYAL:
how true is this shed more light.

What exactly will you like to clarify? I will be ready to attend to your concerns, kindly post them here.

Thanks.

hotmas911:
@World1, a go fine you ooo. Ogbomosho is Oyo state not Osun.

I think you are in the wrong thread.

Good morning. Have a splendid time this yuletide season.

Good morning. Have a splendid time this yuletide season.

Good morning. Have a splendid time this yuletide season

Good morning. Have a splendid time this yuletide season

Good morning. Have a splendid time this yuletide season.

I've been getting some feedbacks offline and I enjoy addressing them. However, I want to enjoin those reading and following this thread to let's bring up our issues here. That way, it won't be just my limited opinions, but contributions from a broader spectrum of knowledge.

Let's learn together.

Thanks for the enquiries about this property. It is still available though.

A distressed sale of two acres of farmland is on offer on/before December 31. The owner needs to dispose the land to meet a responsibility that will be due on that day.

Price: 120k/acre.

If interested call: 07032179911.

A distressed sale of two acres of farmland is on offer on/before December 31. The owner needs to dispose the land to meet a responsibility that will be due on that day.

Price: 120k/acre.

If interested call: 07032179911.

Thanks for all the calls and patronage.

Go start something... Agric pays.

Buying Farmlands: Things to Consider
Water

Water is important to whichever kind of farming you intend to engage in, be it animal husbandry or cropping. You will need to check for availability of water around your land. How easy or difficult is it for nearby farmers to get water? Do they depend on streams or dig their own wells and boreholes? If they dig/drill for their own water, is the average cost of this affordable by you?

Whatever happens, don't you ever depend on a source of water you cannot control for your farming. You must be in control of the water. You want to use a good river that flows through your farm? What if it's a seasonal river? Or someone decides to dam it upstream or gets it contaminated upstream. Think of the adversity these can put you in, and make sure it is possible to provide your own water on the land.