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AgentKB:Hello, If you are also available to take on a long-term automotive-focused project geared towards the mainstream American audience, you can reach out to me via Dgitalfreelancer26@gmail.com to discuss the project in great detail. |
Thanks very much, bro. SportsHD: |
I can up my budget if necessary. What's the price range for the alalubosa area? Security and pwoer supply are paramount for me. Nisiw365: |
I just modified my post to include the details. I'm looking to rent a very decent 2/3-bedroom apartment. SportsHD: |
Hello NLders, So my freelancing career has been going good for a couple of years now, and I think it's time to finally leave my Uncle's place in Lagos (where I've been staying since I finished Uni in the 2017) and get a place for myself where I can focus on work and build my future. I have thought of renting a decent apartment in Lagos, as my budget covers that conveniently, but my stay in Lagos so far has only made me hate the city more- nice city with a lot of opportunities but unnecessary and non-stop stress and hardship with almost everyone constantly looking for ways and means to rip the other person off. I've been to Ibadan several times- although I just know a few places over there, but I consider the city to be a lot more calmer than Lagos, which is suitable for my kind of a-little-bit-quiet lifestyle. So I am planning to relocate to Ibadan in the next couple of months and I need help. First off, I would like to know the decent places in Ibadan with great security and constant power supply, where I can get a very decent minimum of 2 and maximum of 3-bedroom apartment. I actually prefer 3 because I hope to convert one of the rooms into a workspace for my freelancing business. I visited someone at Elebu a couple of months ago, and aside from the poor road network around the area, I could tell easily that incessant robbery is a thing over there. We really couldn't enjoy our sleep for some nights, owing to the constant robbery threat around the area. If I can have the price range too, it will help me prepare better. Truthfully, I have searched and gone through very similar threads but I discovered most of the posts were old already and might not reaally reflect the current situation of things in the country, so I'd appreciate helpful inputs from natives and people who also relocated to Ibadan from other states. I'd like to llink up with an honest agent here too. Thanks y'all in anticipation. |
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