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3 bedroom flat (2 tenants in d compound) in Lambe, Akute, Ogun State (20 mins drive from Ojodu Berger, Isheri).

Rent:- N150,000:00k per annum.

I think this is wat U should begin with.

For inspection and subsequent meeting with the property Mandate, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08123155598, 08034925499.

It's real!

30 Acres 4 sale in Magodo (Shangisha) New Site.

Title is: Registered Deed of Assignment.
Price: N20million per plot.

For inspection and subsequent meeting with the property's mandate, please contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08034925499, 08123155598.

Day 11 Baba oooooooo! Happy New Year, Sir. Good 2 hear from you, brother. Cheers!

Pix is coming out sooooooooooooon.

No wahala, Brother!

Let me talk 2 him if he wdn't mind me giving out his number.

But, try bring buyer or make U come buy am from us.

Cheers.

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Exquisite and Newly Built 4 Bedroom Detached House 4 Sale.

** Plus one (1) Room Boy's Quarter.
** All rooms are ensuite.

Location: Omole Phase 1 Estate, Ikeja, Lagos - Nigeria.
Title: Certificate of Occupancy (C of O).
Price: N80million (Asking).

For Inspection & subsequent meeting with the property Owner, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08034925499, 08123155598.

Happy New Year, my people!

The property you just viewed was sold sometimes last year. But at the moment, my client who built it is presently developing something more exquisite than it a street away from the street where this one is in Magodo Phase 1 (Isheri area).

So far-so good, we are 70% gone and should be through by March, 2012; all things being equal, by God's grace.

Beginning from Saturday 22nd January, 2012, we can go on an inspection spree. I bet you'll like what you see.

Info about this property is as follows:

Location:- Magodo G.R.A., Phase 1 (Isheri).
Description:- 4 Bedroom Semi-Detached House, plus a room bq (a wing is a corner piece).
Title:- C of O.
Price:- N45million per wing.

For inspection & subsequent meeting with d Owner, pls, contact the Owner's Agent:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08034925499, 08123155598.

Come feel d comfort we provide!

Very much available.

Come on now for inspection & lodging! A trial will convince you of our unequal hospitable service.

We have a number of 4 Rooms Self-Contained for 'SHORT LET' in Oba Adeyinka Oyekan Estate, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.

This is a perfect substitute for the conventional 5-Star Hotel you plan to lodge into.

Lodging information on the Rooms.

** 2 of the 4 rooms are ensuite.
** The 2 non-ensuite rooms go for N10,000:00k per night.
** 1 room ensuite goes for N15,000:00k per night.
** The Master's Bedroom goes for N20,000:00k per night.

Facilities include:

** All rooms are air conditioned. Rooms also contain ceiling fans.
** Wardrobes in all the rooms.
** 32' inch brand new televisions in all the rooms.
** Table-top refrigerators in all the rooms.
** Washing Machine in the Laundry.
** Gas cooker and a giant refrigerator in the kitchen - (with the presence of an already employed cook).
** Common Sitting Room with a dinning section - (sitting room contains set of chairs, tv and air conditioner).
** Newly installed 30 KVA Generator - (to service the apartment 24 hours).
** Massive parking space - (can accommodate 10 cars).

For lodging and all other enquiries, please, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property,
08034925499, 08123155598.

Contract an estate manager (one U can trust) and let him/her caretake your property 4 U. leaving your property in d hands of family members can only give a recurring experience.

At the moment, our firm has a client (a family) who resides in England, while we manage their property 4 dem here in Nigeria. This property of theirs is in Magodo, Lagos. This is to say that U can count on us 4 quality & sincere service delivery. We could link U with this client of ours 4 reference purposes.

For further discussion, U may reach us on:
firstheavenproperty@yahoo.com
+234-803-492-5499, +234-812-315-5598.

Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
For: FIRST HEAVEN PROPERTY.

velo10:
Why is it during Siasia's tenure that that there is so much rave about indiscipline among players. I think Siasia is having an inferiority complex with the fact that the players earn more than him or something. So far Mikel, Odemingwe, Etuhu, Enyeama, Anichebe have had issues with this guy.

Haba Mr. Velo, 4 your info, most of these players have been displaying various acts of indiscipline while d other coaches were on board & all of those acts of indiscipline were condoned & buried under d carpets. Have U ever wondered y these coaches failed in d same fashion? This was d reason.

Should Siasia overlook their excesses, then he should be ready to go d same way his predecessors went - a failure.

And as touching your quote of Siasia having inferiority complex, other knowledgeable folks here on this front have educated U. I hope U learn from them.

@ chatterly - If U wdn't mind, there's a 3 bedroom bungalow somewhere in a very serene part of Agidingbi, very close to Magodo. The place is very lovely, with just 3 tenants in its large compound dat has also a garden. It has 3 toilets & 2 baths.

Rent is N1m/annum.

For inspection, pls, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08123155598, 08034925499.

As Minister of Finance under the government of Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria’s returnee Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, steered public contracts to her brother worth up to $50 million, with the help of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mr. Nasir El-Rufai, yet another WikiLeaks US cable issued in 2006 says. The contracts were said to have been awarded to the man, identified only as “JonJon,” for consulting work for the ministry.

The detailed cable, which spells out corruption allegations against a variety of powerful Nigerians, are contained in a cable in which the United States was considering response to the corruption machine in Nigeria. Entitled “CORRUPTION: NIGERIA "IMPROVES" TO SIXTH-WORST IN THE WORLD, WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?” it followed the release by Transparency International of its 2005 Annual Corruption Perceptions, and it was written by the Ambassador in Nigeria, Mr. John Campbell.

It showed the ambassador considering using the tool of U.S. visa revocations under Presidential Proclamation 7750 to punish corrupt Nigerian public officials, after noting that President Obasanjos anti-corruption campaign was widely perceived to be nothing more than a political witch hunt by President Obasanjo, a view supported by examining cases targeted at high-level officials.

Mr. El-Rufai was himself one of those profiled in the cable, where he is identified as having been known to the Embassy eight years earlier “when he was homeless and seeking a loan to import a taxi from the UK.”

Since that time, wrote the ambassador, El-Rufai was said to have recently purchased seven upscale properties in a posh Abuja neighborhood. “His demolitions of commercial and residential buildings in the capital have reportedly provided an opportunity for himself and several of his friends. After demolishing residential properties in Kubwa, the land was reallocated to several of his friends and to an investment company he allegedly owns. The community of Chika, where about two square miles of development was demolished in December, has allegedly been allocated to the same group of people.

The cable pointed out that despite all of the headlines being grabbed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and its chairman, Nuhu Ribadu, that Commission as well as the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC), had won only a single conviction of a high-level public official:, former Inspector-General of Police Tafa Balogun, who received a sentence of just six months, less time served.

Mr. Campbell pointed out that corruption in Nigeria remained pervasive from the top down. “For example, in a widely-circulated August 22 letter to President Obasanjo, Abia State Governor Orji Uzor Kalu accused Obasanjo of corruption, listing a number of dubious deals, including:
• Cancellation of the contract for the construction of the national stadium in Abuja, only to re-award the contract to a different vendor at a higher price; and
• Use of public funds for capital improvements at two private schools secretly owned by Obasanjo.

“Obasanjo's response was to agree to be "investigated” by the EFCC, which reports to the President. When the EFCC invited Kalu to provide evidence to support his accusations, Kalu refused, pointing out that the EFCC was not an independent investigative body and had no authority to prosecute the President, and the investigation died out.”

The report also profiled Obasanjo Farms in Otta. “A Presidential spokesman said in November 2004, in order to explain Obasanjo's personal wealth, that the farm generated about $250,000 per month in income, though it was nearly bankrupt in the late 1990s (ref A). Regardless of whether the current income figure is accurate, at least some Nigerians think it is unlikely that Obasanjo's military pension and benefits were the sole source of investment for establishing this huge enterprise, valued by a construction engineer involved in the construction at more than $250 million.

Still on Obasanjo, Ambassador Campbell wrote: “The recent auction of oil blocks included some firms bidding, sometimes with no prior ties to the oil industry, that were linked to Obasanjo associates, including Edmund Daukoru, Rivers State governor Peter Odili, Ogun State governor Gbenga Daniel, presidential advisor Andy Uba, presidential chief of staff Abdullahi Mohammed, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Nasir al-Rufai and PDP Board of Trustees Chairman Tony Anenih.”

The report also said of Obasanjo that he was believed to be one of the owners of Suntrust Petroleum. “And questions remain about the Obasanjo Library project, which collected enormous sums of money from government contractors, banks, industrialists, and state governors, ostensibly for the construction of a presidential library, the plans for which are vague.

It is widely believed throughout the country that Obasanjo and his son, Gbenga, are major shareholders in the newly reorganized Zenith Bank and UBA Bank as well as in airlines and the telecommunications sector.”

The ambassador wrote that each of the nation’s 36 state governors donated 10 million naira (about $75,000) to the Obasanjo library project. “Following a public outcry, the library organizers stated the donations were from the governors' personal funds, but several governors backpedaled from their commitments, claiming they had made no such pledges. When a Lagos lawyer filed a code of conduct complaint alleging conflict of interest in the President's receiving these donations from recipients of government funds, Obasanjo invoked the immunity clause of the constitution, and the complaint died out.”

Some of the other notable people profiled include:

• “Mr. Fix-It” Tony Anenih, who “was indicted by the National Assembly for the sum of 300 billion Naira (approximately $2.4 billion) missing from Ministry of Works and Housing while he was the minister. The missing money is widely believed to have paid off 2003 elections "expenses," including to Balogun, in addition to lining his own pockets.

• Chief Olabode George, current PDP National Chairman (Southwest) is a close friend of President Obasanjo and a leading proponent of the Third Term Agenda. He is one of the people accused of financial recklessness in the affairs of the National Port Authority, where he was chairman when the financial scandals were allegedly committed. He was retired from the Navy in the 1990s by the Babangida Administration after serving as military governor of Ondo State from 1987 to 1990 in addition to other military postings.

• Chris Uba, recently appointed to the PDP Board of Trustees, admitted rigging during the 2003 elections and attempted to kidnap the governor of Anambra state to try to collect payments for his efforts. Linked closely to several vigilante groups in the state, he is widely believed to be
responsible for the burning of many state government buildings in Awka, crimes that have yet to be solved.

• Edo State governor Lucky Igbenedion purchased a $6 million mansion in London in 2000 through a series of shell companies, a year after he was elected governor. He has two Ferraris on the premises. He also owns reputedly the most expensive residence in Abuja, estimated at $25 million.

• Delta State governor James Ibori owns two London estates. The properties were purchased for $3 million and $4 million, respectively, after Ibori was elected governor. Through a shell company registered to his London-based wife, he offered for public auction an ongoing supply of 6 million barrels of oil per month. When reporters confronted his wife, the shell companies abruptly changed their directors so that Ibori's wife was no longer listed.

• Rivers State governor Peter Odili has built an impressive portfolio from his corrupt dealings as governor of one of the oil-rich states in Nigeria since his first election in 1999. Beginning his political career as a medical doctor with a small private clinic in Port Harcourt, he now hosts
extravagant events and boasts that it would not have been possible "before he became governor." Further, he is widely suspected of being directly responsible for facilitating massive irregularities in both the 1999 and 2003 elections. His own state officials have claimed that Odili has employed militia groups, many of which are responsible for the continuing unrest in the delta region.

The ambassador said that that the biggest influence the United States could have on the situation in Nigeria was the “judicious use” of U.S. visa revocation for corrupt practices, under US law.

“Though we are unable to identify every corrupt official, the Mission is compiling a list of some prominent and egregious corrupt officials from throughout the country,” he wrote. “This list will take into consideration the individuals, levels of corruption and the impact on Nigerian stability of a [US Presidential Proclamation] 7750 decision.

He said that list could “be expanded in many directions,” but the United States Mission in Nigeria felt that feels that such an effort “would demonstrate the sincerity and seriousness of the USG's commitment to good governance and, if these individuals are found ineligible, that finding could contribute greatly to entrenching the precepts of good governance and accountability in Nigeria.”

Pls, find here property going 4 sale in Ikeja & on Allen Avenue.

(1). About 500sqmts land in Ipodo, Ikeja.
Price:- N30million (Asking).
Title:- Survey Plan.

(2). 2 wings duplex of 5 bedroom each on Commercial Road (same road housing GALAXT TV), Off Allen Avenue, Ikeja.
Price:- N180million (Asking).
Title:- Certificate of Occupancy (C of O).

For inspection & subsequent meeting & discussion with the owner, pls, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08123155598, 08034925499.

A 6 Bedroom Duplex (with all its rooms ensuite) is up for either of letting or sale in Port Harcourt.

Address:- Sunny Wodi Layout, Off Rock World Road, By Oil Mill Junction, Off Elelenwo Road, Port Harcourt.

If letting:- N600,000:00k per annum.

If outright purchase:- N40million (Asking).

Please note that I also sent d above info into your mail box.

For inspection & subsequent meeting & discussion with the owner, pls, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel,
First Heaven Property.
08123155598, 08034925499.

Will contact, soon.

Mr. Ajala, I have another ppty 2 sell in Egbeda. D owner intends 2 show me d place sometime next week. Once this is done, I'll get in touch with U.

Thanks.

Chidi.

@ 2dmax - Yes, 'tis very much available. Howbeit, discussion presently ongoing with some interested persons. But ofcos, 'tis: "money 4 hand, back 4 ground."

@ bashy_demy

[quote author=bashy_demy link=topic=749781.msg9067749#msg9067749 date=1315035157]Thanks Manchester United if the goal margin is like 2-1 or 3-1 the  will believe he still have better team[/quote]Thanks 4 thanking us. As my Yoruba peeps wd say: "eni ba dupe ore oni, a ri omiran gba."

Once again, thank U 4 saying a big thanx. It will always be our pleasure 2 do more!

But 4 now, bring on d next CADAVA (Medical personnel, pls, did I get dis spelling right)?

Manchester United 4 Life!

When U talk of d land being very, very much affordable, how much are U looking at?

Still available.

Hello Poster, what about Ogudu G.R.A.? I've got land measuring 1300sqmts going 4 sale there. It's a bank sale.

Regards.

I have a mandate to sell off 4 Hectares (about 10 Acres) in the South-West Region, Ogun State, precisely. This property is located along the Sagamu/Abeokuta Expressway, Very close to Ofada, where U have a number of property developers estates being built.

The owner of this 10 acres bought the place to use it for farming. But now, with a change of use from him, he has put the entire 10 acres in the market 4 sale.

Title:- Survey Plan.
Price:- N2million per acre.

For inspection & subsequent meeting with the owner, please, contact:
Chidi Ijere Daniel (CID),
First Heaven Property.
08123155598, 08034925499.

kritikul:
What of a couple trying to do introduction and traditional marriage the same day. How would you suggest they dress?

"Attention Kritikul" - In d event of this taking place on d same day, it is expected dat both event would not run at d same time. We would expect d introduction to hold b4 d engagement. If this is so, then, d couple are not 2 wear same atire during the introduction ceremony. Once the introduction ceremony is done with, then I'wd expect them to change quickly into their engagement atire & be dressed in identical outfit for dat ceremony.

Changing outfits or atire takes & cost nothing!

A case study are couples who hold their engagement & wedding together on d same day (just like I'll be doing with my Queen come Saturday 15th October, 2011). Of course, immediately after the engagement ceremony, we will be changing into our wedding suit (4 me) & gown (4 my Queen). You are thus, invited.

On Introduction Day? Y wear d same outfit? Me think wearing d same outfit is absurd cos Introduction is not Engagement. Your Introduction day is a day appointed 4 your family members 2 meet d lady's family members in their home & make your intention 2 marry their daughter known 2 them. It is also a day dat could be termed as your first official visit 2 your would-be inlaws.

Now, y come 2 make your intention 2 marry my daughter known 2 me wen both U & my daughter are already wearing d same outfit? Do U not understand that wearing d same outfit means U guys are already running things. So, if U both are already running things, wat then becomes d essence of d Introduction?

Now listen. Once I see U guys dressed dis way, I take it 2 be an INSULT to d lady's family (my family as d lady's father). And me seeing it as an insult could lead me 2 taking a very unpleasant decision.

Hence, wearing Identical outfits For Introduction should not even be an option 2 d 2 'unknown families', talk-less of being compulsory!