Princesstiwa:
75 plots of land for sale facing lekki Epe expressway at shapati bus stop
starting from the express is about 12plots
Title C of O
asking price..25million
landmark, Beachwood estate

i have the documents for serious buyers
for inspection call
Noblep realtor ltd

08148925038

Is 25m for one plot of land or for the whole 75 plots?

Lionessza6:





It's not my problem that your knowledge of SA is superficial at best even though you live here .
You are mad because even though you're in SA your exposure to South Africa is as limited as that of a Nigerian in Nigeria , your only talking points are the usual white people * ...Hiv** ...lazy*** . And you're shook that I can go as deep as the Biafran war which would immediately scatter your whole Nigerian team here if I wanted to take it there . Knowledge is power. Travelling alone doesn't make you knowledgeable, it can still leave you as superficial and empty as you were if you don't open yourself up to learning. You probably know nothing about SA politics and why things are currently messy even though you're here . But guess what I know a lot more about the cash -cow of Africa ( Nigeria) because it is good business to study your country trends. When trailers carrying tomatoes and other produce from the North can't enter the East because of unknown gunmen and other stupid poverty enhancing protests , I want to know about it and where else the Igbos will source these products from.

When Nigeria closes its land borders with Benin which affects importation into Nigeria from the ports of Benin . And petroleum exports to benin from Nigeria, I want to know about it. If Northeners decide to take their beef to Cameroon instead of the South, I want to know whether the Southern Nigerians will panick , jubilate or not care because they will replace them with imports , and where will they be importing from ?. I want to know the forests where illegal oil bankering takes place in the Niger delta, and how they illegally transport the refined petroleum products via the river into Benin republic and how much everyone is making in that value chain ?.

I want to know if the bandit war between some Fulani and Hausa villages will become more widespread and therefore affect food production in the North and subsequently shortages all over Nigeria ? How important are these two groups of Northerners to Nigerian food production, this I want to know. I want to know if the lagos indigenisation policy will actually be approved and if so , how will it affect the Igbo vs Yoruba relations, will there be sabotages in trade ......as in the imports. And is it possible that the mass Igbo importers will be pushed aside in favour of new blood, including foreign players?

You think you have all these foreigners on this forum because they're obsessed with you ? . You guys have eyes but lack vision .

Just see how excited you are talking about tribal conflicts in Nigeria, almost like a they handed a lollipop to a toddler. Despite what you think, reading the news of happenings in Nigeria and the thoughts of largely bigoted Nigerians on here (who mirror what you craze for), it is not the reality.
It is not strange that the things that interests you are conflict related.

"I want to know...."
"I want to know...."
"So I can gloat about it to my people and feel good about myself"

Anniebam:
If anything I think we should doubt your own legitimate claim that you are a Nigerian. How can you indirectly support someone with such bigoted claims about your own people but you are quick to correct a claim about South Africans. Why didn’t you correct the notion that Nigerians are drug peddlers and the different criminal acts this individual listed. We can all do better. I hope you are never at the receiving end of this discrimination especially when you miss out on opportunities because of this stereotype. Let’s promote good image of Nigerians both home and abroad. The media is already doing enough harm. How are you different from that loud mouthed UK guy that went on BBC? Wisdom is profitable to direct, I hope we exercise wisdom in everything we say.

Honestly, I just shock. Taking sides with a South African, it's not like we don't tell ourselves this truth but helping them push it doesn't make sense.

The uncouth girl has been going on a spree of rants against Nigerians unhinged and the support he is giving her continues to fuel it. See her she's able to choose to claim that the lazy narrative about South Africans was by white men, as if we don't see what they do to stores, foreigners citizens and their businesses when they start their xenophobic attacks due to jealousy. Rubbish.

Thanks

hunee:
Please confirm from your banker. I use foreign cards, so i cant answer. You may need a credit card from gtb, I also learnt wema naira cards can now process payments upto 500usd. So confirm from your bank.

hunee:
425 rands

Can one pay with a Naira card?

Which is why using the right aso ebi fabrics matters during weddings.

I doubt the bride put that into consideration.

The Great Revivalist by Dunsin

TheLoanGuy:
Any list for Canada?

Ain't got no time for trolls

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