Uchaayumunna: Hi friends today, we will be starting a new series tagged know your neighbourhood.... In this series we will look at prices of plots of land in different areas in Lagos state, price of renting apartments, We will also look at socio-economic characteristics of each area, demography, occupation, amenities, crime rate, schools in the area, light, water, road condition, area boys, teen pregnancy rate, school dropout rate, etc. Don't miss out on any of this series.... You will be shocked there's still many things you don't know about Lagos
Prices of land per plot in different parts of Lagos
1. Abule-egba : 600k to 2m 2. Agbara-Igbesa: 400k to 1.5m 3. Agege: 2m to 7m 4. Ajah: 2m to 25m 5. Alimosho: 2.5m to 5m 6. Amuwo odofin: 5m to 70m 7. Apapa: 20m to 150m (wharf area), Olodi Apapa, Ajegunle: 3m to 20m 8. Badagry: 100k to 500k 9. Egbe/idimu: 2.5m to 5m 10. Ejigbo: 700k to 5m 11. Epe:250k to 700k 12. Gbagada: 20m to 70m 13. Ibeju-lekki: 700k to 1.5m 14. Ikeja: 15m to 250m 15. Ikorodu: 200k to 1.5m 16. Ikotun/Igando: 700k to 5m 17. Ikoyi: south-west Ikoyi (including obalende, Falomo): 200m to 500m for main Ikoyi: 500m to 1.5b 18. Illupeju: 20m to 70m 19. Ipaja: 2.5m to 7m but within the exclusive estate you get 10m to 20m 20. Isolo: 30m to 50m 21. Kosofe/ikosi: Ogudu, Magodo: 100m to 300m, other parts 3m to 15m 22. Lekki: Lekki phase one: 100m to 150m ; other parts eg Jakande, Osapa London etc. 15m to 50m 23. Maryland: 20m to 70m Contact Bisola on 07032257378
this would have been a good thread, shame it never got off the ground
Pidgin2: Interesting, so our medical doctors and nurses here have never heard about dementia and don't know how to handle it or speak to a patient's family about it?
Are you assuming that an average Nigerian cannot conduct a research via the Internet after noticing certain symptoms which they observed in the individual who is suffering from this illness or am I to believe that you don't think we have diagnostic centers here where MRI scan can be conducted?, haba
Is the doctor going to adopt u after the dementia diagnosis?
U act like na only u dey dat Nigeria, those old women striped naked and called witches wat do think is wrong with them?
Ur views on issues are so narrow, it's either u live in an estate in Nigeria and have never been let out or u are in denial of the facts.
Pidgin2: Which Western country will refuse to give Dangote a business permit with the amount of funds he is capable of investing? Which of course will lead to nationalization in the long run if he wants. It seems you think these Western countries are saints.
Stay in one place na, are we talking visas or passport??
It's not about sainthood , it's about laws that need to be adhered to.
Having a billion visas on ur passport still doesn't translate to automatic passport. At least for uk sha
Www.UKBA.gov.uk
A friend of mine brought her Spanish husband to Nigeria to settle, she tried to give him a man Nigeria passport, the immigration office refused saying he didn't meet the criteria.
Pidgin2: I still wonder why the richest man in Africa holds no other passport but that of Nigeria despite all the drawbacks you have stated above
U don't seem to understand how nationality works abroad, u can not buy it with money.
Bill gate can't walk in to Germany or London and demand passport.
Dangote will not be given any countries passport unless he follows the immigration rule and that usually involves living in the country which might be hard for him.
Pidgin2: I'm assuming your kids are below 10years old? It amazes me that you feel Nigeria will still be a gloomy chaotic place even when your children reach retirement age. This means you don't think Nigeria will ever improve, smh
Let's pray your kids won't put you in a retirement home by the time you get old as this seems to be what many Western cultures encourage. Over there it seems hardly anyone wants to be burdened with an elderly parent who they have to take care of, the worse is if you are sick or (God forbid) have dementia.
There are still some things to cherish here, especially care of the elderly but I do understand how it is going to be almost impossible to expect your kids to even want to visit here after their grandma passes (wishing her more years ahead)
That was an error, I meant in MY retirement not theirs.
U right about the care home stuff, it scares me too, but if I am in Nigeria and my kids are abroad who is going to ensure I don't get treated badly in my old age?
Typical Nigerians have no respect for their fellow humans , rather they respect ur clothes, your position in power and how much money u have.
If I get dementia abroad chances are I will get look after they understand wats wrong with me, I will get treated with empathy. BUT if I get dementia in na Nigeria guess wat they will do, term me as a witch and torture me to death.
This I have seen with my own eyes wen I was younger and I still see today on social media.
Well, dat might actually be to some people's advantage. Those that struggle to decide if to live the rest of their lives in western countries where they are currently settled or shud they come home to chaos in their old age.
Personally wen my 85yr old mum passes, what will be in Nigeria for me?
How am I going to convince my children who were born and bred abroad to come home and settle? or am I going to live my 70s alone without seeing my kids and grand kids ?
Stopping dual citizenship will help in making a quick decision as to where one shud settle.
CaptainBomb: How would you feel knowing your sister has lumps in her br3ast and the chances of having cancer is 70%. She still talk to you normal as if she is fine , though she did not know what is wrong with her is a life threatning disease that has no cure and could take her life. We havent scan the lumps to know if it is cancer or not but i am worried my sister may die of cancer. Is there any hope for her to survive because i have been told and read that no one survive cancer
izuch: The guy fresh oh!!!! Dude never suffer for him life Oluwa may my children never experience "owu" in their entire lives, IJN!!!!! Like if you tap into the prayer
U see dat? He has a better life style than some pple with 7legs.
Now let wait for the girl wey he go marry, pple go shock.
bullabong: It was used as a drinking joint with few surrounding make shift buildings. With lots of space in front of the property that can accomodate a big car wash. Please are you the one buying or are you an agent? I'm a direct agent on the property.
bullabong: A good piece of real estate in a busy environment excellent for use as hotel with ample parking space along Lasu Iba road is up for sale. Interested buyers may call or text 08154185071 for more information.
Manhattan Park and Gardens Estate is located at Uke,karu district, Abuja- Nasarawa road...less than 5mins from Goshen city. 50ft by 100ft (454m2) i.e full plot = N1,500,000 (Outright or 3 installments within 3 months) 50ft by 100ft (454m2) i.e full plot;
N1,600,000: N133,333 monthly for 12 months. N1,800,000: N75,000 monthly for 24 months. N2,200,000: N61,111 monthly for 36 months. N2,500,000: N52,083 monthly for 48 months.
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