₦airaland Forum

"THE ONLY BAD TIME TO BUY PROPERTY IS LATER."
-Steve Bolton
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Spinojaja26:
My area Egbu in Owerri we have for 1.5m, get me on 08066532203

Is that price per plot? And what's the tittle documents

Kindly contact me, let me direct you.

Someone talk about Ogbu in Oweri for #1.5m

Do you know that location?

08062342001

Two Acres of land, few minutes away from Ilaro Poly in Ilaro. Ogun State

Asking price: #1.2m per acre.


About 200 Acres close to Dangote Cement Factory in Itori, Ogun State.

We are looking at developers, corporate organization, cooperative societies or off takers regards this wonderful projects.
No family dispute, no Omonile Problem

#800 per acre currently

Good road networks
Proximity to Lagos
Promising location with greater potential.

"Buy land and wait, don't wait to buy"

For enquiries and inspection, contact: 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

We also have wonderful opportunities apart from Ibeju-Lekki.

IN ABUJA: HILL CREST ESTATE
SABON LUGBE. Abuja

Few minutes drive to International Airport and close to National Stadium.
Tittle: C of o & Registered survey.

Notice, promo price.
Land Space for Penthouse #3m
Size: (450 sqm)

Land Space for Duplexes #4.5m
Size: (550 sqm)

MAGBORO, before MFM, after Ojodu Berger.
CASAVILLA ESTATE
Few minutes drive from PUNCH NEWS PAPER HEAD OFFICE.

#3M per plot on outright payment
Tittle: C of o.


ROYALTY GARDEN at SHIMAWA
few minutes drive from RCCG Auditorium.

#2.5m per plot
Tittle: C of o in progress.


For enquiries and inspection, contact: 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

Pre-buying the land allows you to benefit from value appreciation; rather than paying that higher value later. Also owning land near prime or up coming growth areas like IBEJU-LEKKI means your property has a greater chance of increasing in value at a faster rate.

Let take you through inspection to IBEJU-LEKKI, it doesn't cost you anything than make yourself available on our visiting days at a take off points.

Every Saturday is an inspection days, for those that used to be engaged during the week.

Arrangements has been put in place on how you will be convey down there from the take off points and back to the take off points.

For more information and enquiries, contact: 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

As we can see, it's better to buy land and wait rather than wait to buy, from 3, 5 and 10 years from now the story is not going to be the again. Land will definitely keep appreciating and the trend continue.

IBEJU-LEKKI is Calling...............


*ROYAL FLEX ESTATE*
____________

Do you desire maximum return on investment for your unborn generation?

Look no further, we've got you covered

*ROYAL FLEX ESTATE* is just a perfect place for you.

*ROYALFLEX ESTATE* is an awesome investment in a strategic and perfect location at Ibeju Lekki Lagos. 5 Minutes Drive from Lekki Free Trade Zone.

LOCATION: *OTOLU ALONG LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE, IBEJU LEKKI LAGOS*

PRICE: *N2,000,000*
TITLE: *EXCISION*
SIZE: *600SQM*

*NEIGHBORHOOD*
_________
♦Lekki Free Trade Zone
♦Dangote Refinery
♦Power Oil
♦Lekki Sea Port
♦La Campaigne Tropicana Beach Resort

For more enquiries and inspection booking, kindly contact 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

edoman2016:
Everyone is just over quoting the price of land in his/her area. If the cost of land is indeed in millions of naira as most of you quoted, then most Nigerians will be homeless.

Artisan such as welder, vulcanizer, tailors, civil servant, bricklayers would not have bought a land and build their own house in the city too. Do you think they earn millions too? You guys should keep deceiving yourself. Rubbish.

Not that people are really quoting such figures, mostly what you're reading are already developed and major locations in those axis. And that is why it's rewarding and fruitful to buy when land is cheap.

If I get your point very well, you want to invest with that amount purposely for future references.

If you have something tangible like good job or nice business through which you're generating income presently and not that you intend to depend on the 800k for present day to day transactions or activities.

Having said these: your best bet is to invest that amount in landed property. Make sure you're buying a genuine one in a strategic location. Then you're good to go.

PA, Ajalekoko. It's been a while, this is an amazing avenue through which you can let us know how much it cost to get a plot of land within and around you, or some notable prime locations you're sure of.

*HILL CREST ESTATE, SABON LUGBE ABUJA*

Are you living in Abuja & fed up with high cost of living and not having enough take home? We offer you an unbeatable offer on lands to build your dream house and grow your wealth.

Hill Crest Estate, Sabon-Lugbe, Abuja This amazing & luxury estate has a large land space, developed with top notch infrastructures (Estate gate, security house, good road network etc).

The estate is located in the tranquillity of Sabon-Lugbe, Abuja about 10mins drive to International Airport.

*Landmarks*

• International Airport.
• National Stadium
• And many others.

TITLE: C of O, & Registered Survey

*PROMO PRICE: NGN3,000,000 - Land Space For Pent House (450sqm)*

*PROMO PRICE: NGN4,500,000 - Land Space for Duplexes(550sqm)*

Enquiries and inspection call 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

bobofellaini:
15m to 70m in Lugbe Abuja.

Nice one you're from that area, we have Estate selling currently between #3.5m and #4.5m per plot presently in LUGBE ABUJA. You might have people around you who intend to buy.

Contact: 08062342001
integrity.a@yahoo.com

engrhorla:
It's a serious something!

Details just emerged this week that Dangote refinery in that axis will be on board by 2019.

If you have the means, buy a land in Ibeju-Lekki now..

That's the truth Sir, is going to be great location within great State like Lagos.

In that axis presently price varies from 550k, 700k, #1.5m, #2m, #3m and so on (exclude development and survey fees)

That's why I do says, making hay while sun is shining; is the most effective and efficient investment decision ever made.

Sike:
How much is a plot in ibadan?

Where are the Ibadan fellows on nairaland? My amiable boss from Ondo has narrated how much it cost to get land in different locations within Ondo State.

Even self Oga Lala never tell us how much a plot of land is cost within and around him, still waiting anyway.

sirxbit:
That money go reach buy like 60 plots of land for my village use the change build one wicked mansion.
Nai I go use buy one plot of land for lekki.
Thunder

Laugh out loud. Lol

LadyGoddiva:
N150m
Who wants to buy?

Don't get it twisted sis, some people are buying o.
May God pick up our calls.

Explorers:
1 - 5m

Big boss, I hail o. You didn't tell us the location Sir.

loneatar:
Nice thread

Yes o, that will give potential individuals some useful information on how much it cost on average; to own atleast a plot of land in any location of their choices .

I know it cost up to #150m to get a plot of land in some areas within Lekki phase 1.

Uncle Lalasticlala, we will like to have the idea of how much it cost to get a plot of land within and around us.
Cc: mynd44.

Though the price of land is a function of so many factors, like location, the tittle documents and so on. Even within the same axis or location the price do varies.

Lately, I listen to message by Paul Adefarasin on advantages associated with investing in landed properties, he also started that Nigeria is among the countries with the most expensive land in the world.
He opined that, it's a matter of time that buying land in Lagos will be so difficult that people will be left with the option of buying floors like what is currently happening in some developed Nations across the globe.
He gave example of BANANA ISLAND in Lagos State as one of the most expensive location in Nigeria.

Now let do some random samples and let see how much it cost to get a plot of land in your area on average or some prime location where you're so sure of.

I saw an advert of land in Banana Island few weeks ago, #500m per plot; I was like na waiting happened.

dt4omoh:
Pls can you send it to me, I can't find it.
Here- davytoyin@gmail.com. Thanks

Check your email.

dt4omoh:
How/where did you get the document pls?

Check the signature on that original job advert posted by jpmorgan. You will see it there, click on it to download it.

DaniDani:
My concern is that, is he the one sponsoring daughters marriages? What happened to his sons' in-laws?

If the son in-law have put things in place and have made a solid arrangement to carter for massive guests, then he has no reason not to attend his daughter's wedding.

He explained in that message that; he's not the one sponsoring the wedding, but if he should attend the wedding; how many people will he start to explain to that he's actually not the brain behind what he has been preaching against.

Homeboiy:
Who cares?


Stop disturbing us with irrelevant issues abeg

This part of what is happening in our society, it's a varieties world and mysterious by nature.

Will it be so easy for the daughter to accept her father's principle and continue their father/dauther smooth relationship afterwards, knowing fully well that women are more emotional by nature.

LadySarah:
rubbish!
should have sent messages to the ppl interrsted in coming not disturbing us here.

I think we are not fighting ooooooooooo.

There might be some prominent reasons not to attend ones daughter's wedding, like the case study stated above.

I hope someone here will not have any reason not to attend there daughter's wedding even though the couple have your blessings.

Cc: Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Royalboy & Co.

This thought provoking piece was shared by a friend on facebook and I find it worthy to spread the news on here; so we can also learn A or B from it. Happy reading.


WHY I WILL NOT ATTEND MY DAUGHTER’S WALIMAT AL-NIKAH

By Prof. Ishaq Akintola

As my daughter’s walimatu nikah(wedding reception) is just two weeks away, I am constrained to offer some explanations. So many people have confronted me for failing to inform them about my daughter’s walimat an-nikah coming up on Saturday, 11thNovember, 2017. But the challenges reached a climax last night when my great friend, Brother Abdul Rahman Balogun (a.k.a. Black Arab) rang me around 8.30 pm screaming on top of his voice, “Prof, you have oppressed me o. I can’t believe you can do this to me. Me of all people! Your daughter is wedding and you couldn’t inform me?”

He explained that he received the invitation card in Ibadan where he resides. I jolted him by confessing that I do not even have a copy of the invitation card and I have not set my eyes on any! Then I explained the circumstances. Thereafter, I feel strongly compelled to make my explanation public so that colleagues at work, friends and associates may have a better understanding of my precarious position and they will not feel offended that the invitation did not come from me.

Let me state ab initio and for the avoidance of any doubt that I love my daughter, Dr. Jihad Abioye Akintola (the lucky bride in sha Allah). I always pray for her. She is an obedient girl, highly disciplined. She has never been wayward and I have never had cause to reprimand her in any way. She is the ideal daughter any father will crave. My son-in-law too, Barrister Abdul Ghaniy Anjorin, meets all my dreams of a husband for my daughter.

But having said that, it is time for some hard truths. I have about three or four reasons for not wanting to attend the walimat an-Nikah on Saturday. First and foremost, I had wedded two daughters of mine in private fashion and this is my own style. The nikah of my first daughter (I call her Senior Baby), Najeebat, was held inside my house on 25th February, 2007 with only twelve (12) people in attendance. Yes, 12 people only. Not 120 and not 1,200! I had told my in-laws that I preferred a quiet ceremony but they eventually agreed with me when they saw that I would not budge. The nikah of my second daughter, Ganiyat, on 25thNovember, 2012, went the same way inside my poor, uncompleted building which remains uncompleted to date because I remain oppressed.

My in-laws insisted on a society wedding which I objected to. How would they feel today if I bend my principle? But most importantly, how would my first two daughters feel? A brief, simple and radical nikah for two daughters and a grandiose and flambouyant one for another? Then will I still deserve to speak out on justice and equity? Will I still qualify to advocate fair play? Charity begins from home. Apart from that, Allah is going to ask me: Akintola, what did you do in the matter of the nikah of your three daughters?

Secondly, I launched a jihad against wasteful spending a long time ago. I also made it a duty to publicly articulate strong objections to profligacy both in public and private spendings. I have called on governments to impose cow tax on anyone who slaughters more than one cow for a ceremony. I have publicly condemned the aso ebi syndrome. Should the same Akintola now don the gab of owambe circle? Will it not amount to hypocrisy?

Almighty Allah says, “Do you command people to do good but you forget yourself even though you are reading the Book (Al-Qur’an)? Can’t you use your brain?” (Qur’an 2:44).

Friends of my son-in-law pleaded with me that I should just honour them with my presence at the wedding even without spending one naira to organize it but that, for me, will not only be self-defeating but also counter-productive and perhaps spiritually suicidal. How many people who see me there will know about my objections? How many people will know that I didn’t contribute one kobo to the expenses?

The guests sitting out there on that day will just wink at themselves and whisper, “So far so good about social jihad. Look at the man who says government should introduce cow tax. Wonders will never end o. See the man who told us that he could not bury his father and bury his money. They say one thing but they do another. These Islamic scholars sef…”. I know that I am a poor teacher. But I have seen Muslims display utmost respect and love for my person. I have seen Nigerians manifesting deep reverence for what I stand for. I am a public figure of a kind, an uncommon public figure for that matter and I am not ready to commit social suicide.

Thirdly, I really don’t have that kind of money. I will have to apply for cooperative loan in LASU if I decide to go the way of social wedding for my darling Jihad. This is a daughter whom I love with all my heart. But then I will have to face the consequences of heavy deductions from my poor teacher’s salary. Already, my take home pay cannot take me home. So what will I have left?

I know how to spend any amount on the education of my sons and daughters but I can’t see any reason why I should spend lavishly on their nikah. Despite having four lovely kids, my first daughter, Najeebat, has a masters degree in physics and she is pursuing her Ph D. The second, Ganiyat is also a degree holder. My fourth daughter and princess of the house, Zaynab, has just been admitted in the university to read Islamic Studies. May Almighty Allah let her finish successfully. I look forward and pray for the day when her own marriage will be conducted honourably and happily inside our house.

A lot of people have the wrong impression about my financial standing simply because I am a professor. They even laugh it off when I tell them that I am a poor teacher or when I say I remain oppressed. Exampli gratia, lack of funds forced the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) out of its rented apartment around April this year and for the first time in geography (we’ve been told not to mention history again so that Nigerians will not remember that Islam was in this country for 800 years before Christianity came and that Friday was a work-free day before the colonial master came with his army of occupation) as I was saying before I was most rudely interrupted, members of the executive of MURIC had to cry out to Nigerian Muslims for financial assistance. That was in September, just one month ago. I cannot, in good conscience, be soliciting for financial assistance for my organization and at the same time recklessly lavishing money on a nikah. There is every likelihood that the intention will be misinterpreted. I must therefore discipline myself by staying in character.

For the avoidance of doubt, the walimat an-nikah which will take place on Saturday 11/11/17 at Alausa has my blessing. It is just that I will not be there physically for the reasons given above. But since I will not be there, let me thank those who will attend it in advance. May Allah bring you safely from your homes and return you without any harm. May you all be blessed for attending this walimah as part of the sunnah.

What to do? The nikah proper is going to be held inside my house on Friday 10th November, 2017. Sorry I am not inviting a crowd. It is going to be a simple event with very limited number of guests. My in-laws are coming with no more than six family members. On my own side, there will be no more than six also. No intention to cheat the other side. No competition at all. If I bring six people from my own family, I must also give Jihad’s mother the right to bring five members of her own family with at least, a friend. So she will come with another six. That is justice. I have asked my colleagues in the Department of Religions and Peace Studies, Arabic Unit and LASU Muslim Community to send one representative each. So we will just be twenty one (21), strictly 21, apart from the officiating Imam.

My advice to young Muslim brothers and sisters out there is that they should shun society wedding. Expensive weddings scare young men, keep them single and waste the ladies’ time. Let me make it abundantly clear, however, that society wedding is not haram and it is in order for those who have more than enough money to spend on it. But I frown upon those who go out of their way to pose as if they are comfortable even though they are shuffering and shmiling. Nigerians love to live a false life. The more you look, the less you see. They take loans and continue paying the loans for two or more years after the wedding. This is what I detest. I do not hate rich people. They are a blessing on earth, particularly those among them who know the purpose for which Allah blessed them.



Finally, I hope most fervently that my in-laws and friends will respect my wish. I am on my knees begging them all. It is not pride. It is principle. This is part of what makes me happy and I hope they will respect my wish. I appeal to all and sundry to grant this request of mine. I know a lot of people will like to attend this Friday nikah, out of love for Dr. Jihad, her mother and my humble self, but I urge you to attend in spirit. I know you will understand. Be with us in prayers and wish the couple a happy married life.

I ask Allah to bless the union between my jewel, Dr. Jihad Abioye Akintola (Jee-Jee), and Barrister Abdul Ghaniy Anjorin as He blessed the union between Prophet Muhammad and Khadijah and as he anointed the nikah between Ali bin Abi Talib and Fatimah bint Rasulullah (SAW). May Allah protect them day and night. May they never taste poverty. May their health remain ever robust and may theirtaqwah never suffer retrogression. Allahummah Aamiin.

Jihad my dear, I am happy for you. Allah will bless your womb. You will conquer. You will overwhelm. You will become great. Princes shall bow before you. Men shall use your name to curry favour before kings. All locked doors shall open before you. In Allah’s Mighty Name I pray. Al-Fatihah.

Omo Obaloran dudu.

Omo Obaloran pupa.

Omo Obaloran logba logba Ilode.

Oba nregbo ose ojo ose su.

Oba ntigbo ose bo ojo ose nro.

Oba momo boso momo bowu, eji ebora ni.

Ojo pewu dudu moba lorun aso oba di kele, kele…



Colleagues in LASU, friends and well wishers, brothers and sisters in Islam, I have spoken.

ediman:
It doesn't stop flood from pursing them out

Some always see problems in every opportunities.

Change your mind set and grow up Sir. �

What a fantastic projects, very happy seeing this.

In fact I'm congratulating those who have taken the ongoing opportunities to secured at least a plot of land in Ibeju-Lekki and those that will still take without delay. It's going to be great.

Congratulations in advance.

Lagos, The Center Of Excellence.


EKO O NI BA JE.