₦airaland Forum

Phew!

That woman in the dashboard, what a risk!

Where is the commander in chief of the armed forces?

Where is Buhari?

Well done Spyder.

They've always been best friends so what's the point of this thread?

Na wao.

What a room

You said u were gonna call back but it's three days gone now. I guess you don sale "belle full"

Ciao

Dem don come again o.

I still get one more ori eja I blame to deal with tomorrow. Shuo

Submission = Respecting a husband that respects himself, wife and the vows he took with the wife.

Still pretty and glowing.

spyder880:
Let me answer the questions the best I can.

Question One: Are subscribers buying plots of land in the estate planning to live there, or is it for renting?
I believe anyone planning on buying lands anywhere plans to make use of it, and living there is the priority, however if the need arises, people can rent their houses either for economic reasons or if they don't live in the country. Please note that all renters will be bound by the same estate laws we agree on here.

Question Two: Are subscribers buying plots of land planning on erecting structures there or planning on selling later to third parties when the price is right?
Yes, we are all planning on erecting structures here, that is the number one reason because we don't want a situation where we have too many uncleared plots growing wild with grasses, which might make other people afraid to live here. Selling to third parties cannot be outlawed, but must follow due procedures we will agree here so that new people who didn't understand our objective do not come in to spoil our plans. I know an estate where everyone is urged to build as soon as possible, or pay a sum of N50,000 to the estate management at the end of every year so that we use the money to maintain your plot for you, cut your grasses and mow your lawns

Question Three; Are subscribers who purchase more than one plot planning to build separately on each plot or are they planning on combining the plots to build a castle?
What ever they want to build must conform to the overall estate plans as agreed here forthwith.

I hope you can use the answers to make more suggestions as we plan ahead.

1.Clearing, fencing your plot(s) constantly till whenever one is ready to build, rent or lease is not an option?
Thanks Oga Sypder for your time.

EfemenaXY:
Lol! Same thing here babes.

Adopt? Five hundred tassan Naira chilli dey look for who to adopt. Send her an online application form.

Where can i download the form for free?

How did i enter una healthy eating thread? una bye bye oo. My amala + ewedu + ori eja soaking in palm oil stew + shaki+ roundabout is calling

Chillisauce:
Efemenaxy, edwife I dey greet oh.

Ifyalways how far na?

Where is Kilode100 ?

Babes, I dey o. Eating, running and loving life. The heat for Lagos now no be here, person want roast. I can't wait for " holiday" to start abeg.

In fact, I don tire for Naija, who's gonna adopt me?

I can't. Fish must be there else no motivation.

Photos everywhere.

Kim K West got nothing on this man

thebaft:
Hello Spyder880,

As requested, I would like to add my input. I have some questions that need clarification.

Question One: Are subscribers buying plots of land in the estate planning to live there, or is it for renting?
Question Two: Are subscribers buying plots of land planning on erecting structures there or planning on selling later to third parties when the price is right?
Question Three; Are subscribers who purchase more than one plot planning to build separately on each plot or are they planning on combining the plots to build a castle?

Also, since the sizes of the plots were not even in the first place. I am assuming that subscribers picked plots based on size and not really based on location (I know I did) and may not want to swap a bigger plot for a smaller one.

More thoughts and questions to follow ...

Quoted for future reference

The rich thieves are becoming food for the masses. . .

I pray she's released unhurt

The show continues . . .

whirlwind7:
well said, bro.
However, from your point I put in bold, here's my submission:

You had rightly suggested in an earlier post, on page 3 of this thread, the type of structures to be constructed on respective plots. I actually chose my plot based on this.
Here's your post from page 3:

"I am proposing to allot plot numbers 22-33, 34-42, 43-52 and 53-55 for those of us who might want to build duplexes.
Plot numbers 10-17 for those of us who might want to build bungalows
Plot numbers 1-9 for those that might want to build multiple blocks of flats.
I will be back with the installment payment plan.
Any new suggestion is welcome."

Since there has been no suggestion to modify this plan since then, I suggest we maintain it.

Mucho gracias!

You know i'm actually just seeing this.
Well ,Over to Oga Spyder, whatever the house decides and if gets to swapping plots,I might be open to swap mine.

Ugwanyi is working

You are the landlord. You are asking for two years rent and also agency commission

Kontinu.

Cococandy do let me know how the timeshare thing goes.

So Chillisauce, comes in to do "going going gone" like all those church bazaar bargain men with their heavy bells.

Ytechconst:
My sister, I am Nigerian based builder, one of my client bought the land at East Legon and he insisted that I must be the one to build for him over there.

As you have said, Nigerians don buy east legon finish ooo, cheapest plot of land over ther is now $ 100,000 to $ 150,000. Cheapest 5 bedroom duplex in that location is $ 2,500,000.

My God provide for us too oooo.

Amen oo
How long would you likely stay in Accra? Hold body tight oo or use raincoat,Ghana girls are sweet and tempting like that else you might become "daddy" before you return. All my Naija brothers don marry Ghana babes finish.

International otologe.

funkybully:
Neatly used Nigerian car downloaded from website and without plate number. U must b a learner

The nerve, my dear.

I'm so afraid of Nld " peoples"