₦airaland Forum

Nedu31: Akwaibom is a nice state with a lovely governor but some opposition gangster are working day n nite to tarnish the good work of godswill akpabio.more to that Akwaibomite need to welcome strangers more especially the Igbos,for rapid infrastructural and social development.

ITbomb: ^^^interesting
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Why are the Ibibios mostly afraid of the Annangs

ITbomb: Should we derail this thread or open another to discuss this comprehensively

info@lpf:
Quoting Davuchim



Let me put it this way, rather than pay N160 Million naira ($1M USD) for a "magnificent" terrace home in Lekki Phase 1, Ikeja GRA or Oniru (you get my point) or for a plo of land on Banana Island, I would rather buy 10 houses for $100,000 a pop in Atlanta GA, or 20 houses for N50,000 in Detroit Michigan, live in one of those, and rent out the other 9 or 19, living off the income! Even at $500 rent per house per month, my monthly gross income would be $4500 to $9500. In addition, I could look forward to solid appreciation over time, and hand over a tidy portfolio to my kids when I knock off. That to me, is a wise investment.

Wise investment my ass,so where are all the foreclosures coming from?Have the values of most of the houses you are talking about not fallen below their market value?What kind of solid appreciation is that?Remember demand is what drives value that is why a 2 bedroom apartment in NYC will be more expensive that a five bedroom house in Dallas.

info@lpf:
Quoting Davuchim



Let me put it this way, rather than pay N160 Million naira ($1M USD) for a "magnificent" terrace home in Lekki Phase 1, Ikeja GRA or Oniru (you get my point) or for a plo of land on Banana Island, I would rather buy 10 houses for $100,000 a pop in Atlanta GA, or 20 houses for N50,000 in Detroit Michigan, live in one of those, and rent out the other 9 or 19, living off the income! Even at $500 rent per house per month, my monthly gross income would be $4500 to $9500. In addition, I could look forward to solid appreciation over time, and hand over a tidy portfolio to my kids when I knock off. That to me, is a wise investment.

Wise investment my ass,so where are all the foreclosures coming from?Have the values of most of the houses you are talking about not fallen below their market value?What kind of solid appreciation is that?Remember demand is what drives value that is why a 2 bedroom apartment in NYC will be more expensive that a five bedroom house in Dallas.

aribisala0: Please let us not be childish there are hundreds of claims on the internet of Largest market in the world or Africa.NONE of them tell us HOW they arrived at this conclusion. What you have done is pick one that says what you like and try and promote that . iMy issue is simple it is only when we know the how that we can discuss valid or Not.
You cannot talk of largest without 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th and by what criteria it is not occultic activity.Tell us THE TOP 10 MARKETS in ranked order



I don't know why you keep referring to Americans ,have you ever been out of Nigeria? Americans are human and have a very superficial knowledge of things outside America.Did not D.Rumsfeld claim Sadaam Hussein was getting Uranium from Nigeria.
Did not this same Economist report it as Gospel before the war .

Please Leave all that yarn about multinationals and Americans and produce some real data not anecdotes

Mr.Aribisala or what ever you call youself i thought you believed in the concept of multi-nationals being the ideal,why the about turn now?I think your mental faculties are failing you better go and sleep or do something tangible with you life instead of displaying youe mediocrity here.Omugu.

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The reality is all round Abia state is more of a Nerve centre generating at least twice as much IGR than Anambra

aribisala0: I maintain that the claim about Onitsha market is BOGUS AND UNSUBSTANTIATED that is the issue here

aribisala0: I have heard about Indians,Lebanese Jews,Americans,Chinese,British,Germans,Japanese and Koreans all influential in their different ways.
I have also heard of Apple,Coca-cola,Shell,Sony,Samsung,LG,Mercedes,BMW etc also very influential
In short I have heard of a lot ot things but I cannot read minds so unless you have a point and are able and willing to make it intelligibly and coherently please do not call my name in vain.It will be well with you.
Right here the subject is Onitsha lest we forget.

spyder880:
So sorry about your inability to send the reply to my mailbox, please check the mail address again.
Ok, have you drawn the house plans and is there any other thing that can hold back the project, community youths, govt. approvals etc?

spyder880:
Sure, the frame is included, 4ft wide and the price is not too high, wait till I unveil the door when it will be mounted before the price will come into the calculations.

lucabrasi:
Again I will repeat that whomever has the mindset that environmentally friendly houses are unsafe is not enlightened and have not travelled out to see how far the western world has gone.
I hope you have heArd of fire proof technology??
Besides when they say a plastic house,they don't mean literally plastic like the cup you drink muni in,it just meNs plastic as one of derivatives which will be mixed together with other stuffs.
Tapping the stud Walls won't even show an indication of the plastic materials pla try and google to know more about environmentally friendly wYs of house building

edicolove:
I thought ACN and Tinubu's supporters said they voted Tambuwal because they wanted to stop the evil in PDP? This is the man they endorsed for the job. This is to their shame. They will have to live with it.

femmy2010:
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I think you mean 775,000 Naira.

rhymz:
Genius
•Your darlin Sanusi goofed big time and he now realizes that, hence his resort to threats and force. If he had faced issues clearly from the standpoint of the causative issues he would have gotten a better understanding and probably respond well but his mafian style did not help and to thibk of it, he never had any serious blueprint for his reforms and that is why a lot of us still maintains that he is out of his league with that job.

maclatunji:
Of course, we are not currently similar to Greece because there is proper control from Sanusi, they say the horses at the back learn from those in the front. However, we will also be in the same crisis if we continue to allow banks to be run the way they were before Sanusi. It seems that you have forgotten that the whole world is currently in a financial mess. It is a great achievement to be stable or stagnant if you like at the moment when other economies are tumbling down. Considering the way that GEJ squandered the foreign reserves he met in office, it is great credit to Sanusi that we still have the economy the way it is at this point in time.

Please, in your brilliance are you saying that a total economic collapse as that of Greece is due to micro economic variables? If that is so, you must be practising pseudo-economics.