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Yes, thanks. but my client's budget is lower than 8 mill.

Kindly provide the following info:

a). What area along Monastery road in Lekki exactly, is it located?

b). What kind of title does it have? Is it c of O, Excision or Gazette?

c). What is the plot size?

d). Is the area sandy or waterlogged?

e). Is the area ready for immediate development (i.e. can you buy it today, start building tomorrow and move in once it is completed?)

f). Finally, how much is cost per plot?

Thanks in advance.

MidexMotor:
Call in today.... Still available

no price

That Ologolo road is heavily flooded at this point in time. You would need a truck to get access to the place right now, and even that truck might still sink in some areas of the road.

emperorchedda:
Imagine!

I'm over 18 now my parents who are probably no longer feeding me will tell me how to live my life? You know that isn't possible

Some of these gays no longer have parents, what will you say about them??

Immediately they attain adulthood their parents are no longer tied to teaching them a way of life anylonger

Same cannot be said of marriage where two people sign a contract to be ONE

Ok, bros. I know that you are definitely gay. But don't compel me to accept your ridiculous wedlock, because of your deviant orientation!

manie:
Adoption homes that are owned by churches were closed down because they did not allow gay couples to adopt children from them. A hotel owned by a christian was sued because they did not allow a gay couples to lodge in their hotels.

Can you imagine??!

God will not allow them to export such nonsense to Nigeria!

emperorchedda:
Someone isn't happy and that matters!

In homosexuality please tell me which of the party ain't happy?

In homosexuality, the parents of the homosexuals and siblings who have a straight orientation are definitely unhappy that their son or brother is gay. This situation has torn apart a number of families.

DidiLove1:
You are quite honest to show the dents and they are minor. The SUV is very clean. Happy sales.

The dents are all over the fenders, oh. Is that what is known as clean?

emperorchedda:
Please make one reference to them

I repeat no woman will be happy seeing her husband bring in another woman to replace her or share him with her thereby denying her some benefits of being the only wife

This is bad and inhuman

Guy, stop this your 'happiness' mantra, and look for more solid and compelling reasons. Nothing justifies shoving gay rights, down the throats of Nigerians.

For your information, the 1st wife may be unhappy, but the 2nd wife as well as the man, are definitely very happy. So whose happiness matters most? The 1st wife who is in the minority, or the husband and his 2nd wife, who constitute the majority??

emperorchedda:
Oga polygamy is not always good on the wives. No woman will say she supports her husbands decision to bring in another woman.
America is against a wife feeling less human because her husbands chose to make the second or third wife feel superior...this is exactly the logic behind America rejecting polygamy

Now compare this with gays who are happy with one another, they voluntarily want to have sex with their partners without any FORCE, respect this, they aren't coercing you to be gay like them. Tell me a polygamy where one wife wasn't forced to accept the new wife.

And who says so? Abeg, my grandfather was a polygamous traditional chief and all his wives were happy. It was the norm in their own days. Nobody questioned it. Even in a monogamous marriage, the wife may still be unhappy. So leave that side, abeg.

With regards to gays and LGBT folk, do you think their straight parents and siblings are happy? What about bi-sexuals? Do you think their straight partners are happy, when they see them going off with their homosexual buddies?

Abeg, happiness is a subjective matter. People should stop using that lame ephemeral emotion as an excuse to justify the 'so-called right's that gay folks are now trying to shove down our throats! Imagine a pastor being victimised for refusing to marry a gay couple. Nonsense!

emperorchedda:
So the gays in Nigeria aren't humans that have their rights huh??

America don't care what Nigeria's culture or whatever are they only care about letting humans like you exercise their rights. They didn't force anyone to be gay

What dirty rights are these gay people clamouring for, sef? Abeg, the freedom to swing your arm ends, where my nose begins. Gay people want to shove their so-called rights down everyone's throat. Why??

Make dem park well, jare! Let America legalise polygamy, since they are so fixated on legalising rights for everyone.

Don't forget we are in the rainy season. Water levels have risen in Kainji dam and the other hydro-electric power stations. So they are able to generate improved levels of power, due to the higher water levels.

Secondly, some of the rehabilitation works started by the power companies under the last regime are just being completed leading to improved transmission facilities, especially at the hydro stations.

Once the rainy season goes down, the epileptic power supply will be back. The fact that some parts of the country enjoy steady power supply now, does not mean all other parts of the nation are enjoying the same thing. The level of power transmission lines and infrastructure in some districts is really poor and cannot support efficient electricity distribution.

Finally, I posted this request in one of the other threads but no one has given me a response:

Somebody should please advise me. If your pre-paid metre goes bad or develops a fault, whose job is it to get it repaired? Isn't it the Disco who is the offspring of PHCN/NEPA that sold it to you in the first place?

Can you imagine that I went to report the fact that my meter was faulty at the Eko Disco office and the first thing they told me was to go and pay =N=70k to buy another one!!!

Chai! Why are these Discos treating us anyhow in this country? Why?

What then is the use of the monthly charges the Discos deduct every month? Isn't it supposed to cover maintenance of the meter? Can someone help me out here??

Don't forget we are in the rainy season. Water levels have risen in Kainji dam and the other hydro-electric power stations. So they are able to generate improved levels of power, due to the higher water levels.

Secondly, some of the rehabilitation works started by the power companies under the last regime are just being completed leading to improved transmission facilities, especially at the hydro stations.

Once the rainy season goes down, the epileptic power supply will be back.

Finally, I posted this request in one of the other threads but no one has given me a response:

Somebody should please advise me. If your pre-paid metre goes bad or develops a fault, whose job is it to get it repaired? Isn't it the Disco who is the offspring of PHCN/NEPA that sold it to you in the first place?

Can you imagine that I went to report the fact that my meter was faulty at the Eko Disco office and the first thing they told me was to go and pay =N=70k to buy another one!!!

Chai! Why are these Discos treating us anyhow in this country? Why?

Intrepid01:
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If Igbos are smart as they believe, stay in Nigeria and come up with a political strategy that propels you to Nigerias Presidency. Let us see how good you guys are politically. Despite the fact that you are the most travel in this country, you have not been able to form a strong alliance with any other region in the country. As much as you may think other tribes don't lik you, take a step back and have a re-think, why is it that it is only 'us'. Igbos should be the strongest politically in this country, cos of your presence everywhere but no you don't have the vision to actualize such, rather you find it easy to cry foul.

Hmmn..! Food for thought!

Somebody should please advise me. If your pre-paid metre goes bad or develops a fault, whose job is it to get it repaired? Isn't it the Disco who is the offspring of PHCN/NEPA that sold it to you in the first place?

Can you imagine that I went to report the fact that my meter was faulty at the Eko Disco office and the first thing they told me was to go and pay =N=70k to buy another one!!!

Chai! Why are these Discos treating us anyhow in this country? Why?

doublewisdom:
Seems nobody buys Consat anymore hence the "free distribution". Hope it comes with 3 years free subscription. If not, the 'give out' is simply a business strategy.

Don't mind her. In her Eti-Osa constituency, her husband grabbed huge tracts of land from the indigenes of Ibeju-Lekki and paid them peanuts. In some areas, he did not even pay them anything, at all.

The land that was earmarked for a hospital in Ajah area was also grabbed by her husband and turned into a housing estate for him to make money. She can keep giving out decoders everyday, I really don't care.

She and her husband do not deserve anyone's applause until they return all they have grabbed from the Lekki indigenes, and ensure that the hospital is built. There are areas like Shapati, Bogije, Oribanwa, Eleran Igbe etc on the Lekki-Epe expressway that do not even have schools. Every afternoon, you see kids of primary school age playing in the sand because there are no educational facilities, in their area.

The kids whose parents have money to spend, send their children to school in other communities and it costs almost 100 naira per trip, for them to get there every single day. They spend the same amount coming back home. But those are the lucky ones. The unlucky ones spend 3 times that amount. And for most of the people in those communities, the jobs they do are mostly menial jobs. Some are artisans. Others are petty traders. Yet they go through hell to get their children, educated.

90% of the inner city roads in Lekki are untarred, except for the few that have been done by a few private developers who build estates for the wealthy. Each time it rains, these untarred roads turn to huge pools of mud, and rivers called floods. What has Remi Tinubu done to ensure that the authorities upgrade infrastructure in the communities under her constituency?

She has never advocated for schools to be built in those areas. From Victoria Island, to the Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) there is no single court house, no general hospital, no post office etc. There is very little to show for her 4 years as a senator. May she be voted out in 2019!

AMEN!

@johnstin:

The 2.5MT to 5MT is a mini gas skid. What kind of digital filling heads/scales are you planning to install? Do you have a picture that you can share?

How do you connect an LPG Dispensing pump to the tanks? It would be easy to kill 2 birds with one stone, by having an auto gas dispenser connected to the tanks, so you can fill cars and cylinders at different points, simultaneously. Does your cost include fire suppression systems?

What is the average construction time for a mini gas skid?

It is not advisable to construct an LPG plant in a residential area. It is best to look for a commercial site close to the expressway, where LPG trucks that need to carry out delivery of gas to the site can easily turn and manoeuvre their way in and out of the site.

pweetiedee:
with all i know about herbal and home remedies: there are herbs that could cure HIV: bitter kola, coconut oil, moringa oil, seed and leaf.
The truth is coconut oil and bitter kola could cure HIV. there is no harm in trying if u have it. its natural. An old man once told me that "Bitter kola can cure ebola, but people don't want to believe, it will even cure hiv". i believe him.

Stop recycling or regurgitating falsehood! Those things can NEVER cure HIV.

Stop misleading people on this thread. Free your mind and stop believing the deceit peddled by clueless people.

tolaji:
DAVID OBALOLUWA was born into my family at a time that I and my wife had lost hope of ever having children together, after ten (10) years of marriage without my wife getting pregnant, not to mention the emotional and physical trauma we had been through as husband and wife, it was so hopeless that my brother in-law told me that my father in-law who is a devout catholic was always praying that instead of his daughter not to have children in her marraige that God should take his (father in-law) life and give us children instead. .........

...... The emotional detachment of care givers in this country is a cause for worry. By my estimation, care giving is not just about stabbing patients with injections and stuffing them with tablets but also giving them emotional support and guidance and being sensitive to the needs of patients which are vital ingredient in the healing process.
NOTHING I DO NOW CAN BRING BACK DAVID OBALOLUWA INTO OUR LIVES, BUT WOULD I BE WRONG TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST THESE DOCTORS (MOSTLY WOMEN) FOR NEGLIGENCE AND UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT LEADING TO THE DEATH OF MY SON AND OTHER CHILDREN?

I truly feel sorry about your loss and my prayer is that the Lord God will comfort you, heal your pain and take away your distress within the shortest possible time. Do accept my condolences.

Please file a report immediately with the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA). Lodge a complaint about the delay in administering the right treatment on your son, the lack of urgency in handling his condition when they knew it was an emergency, their nonchalance and unprofessional conduct. Include every other thing you can think of.

What nonsense! A lot of medical people handle human lives with levity in this country and act as if they are doing the patient a favour, by offering him treatment.

If you report this case to the NMA, it won't bring your son back but at least it may prevent the death of another child in the hands of these uncaring doctors!

jogego:
I find it baffling that in this age and time some body can come on national TV and say AIDS is not real. How can NTA air such a program? Is that to the benefit of the masses? AIDS is real. As to where it originated, weda Africa, Europe or the moon, it hardly matters cos its killing people in droves. If you doubt, go and see the number of AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe, Zambia,Uganda etc.

Magic Johnson can still be alive cos there are drugs to contain it but they are very expensive and the average Nigerian cannot afford it.

If a so called inventor can say he has a cure, there are procedures for testing and acepting the efficacy of any medical drug. Let him show us the results of such clinical trials and if it stands up to scrutiny, then of course a fortune is to be made. If anyone thinks a babalawo somewhere can cure AIDS, well good luck to him/her.

Guy, antiretroviral drugs are almost free in public hospitals. The only thing you pay for are the regular blood tests that you do to monitor your CD4 count and PCV levels..

There are also support groups in some government hospitals run by NGO's that offer support and counselling to people living with HIV.

My church has done some work with those NGO and that is why we have some information about the condition.

If anyone suspects he has HIV, please do not hesitate to go to the nearest government owned health facility. Private hospitals do not normally dispense ARV, as they do not have access to it. If you go to a private medical facility, they will refer you to a public health centre for treatment.

peace12345:
kindly call if you are a serious buyer.

Why should I call? Is there anything that stops you from posting the location online if the land is genuine and available??

MPSA:
I believe OP is right, People from OP's photo support his statement, if you can see the guy with white trouser and the one with red T shirt actions, you will understand why I believe OP is correct beside that read all the comments from first page and see people are happy, except you.

Lagos has a population of over 10 million citizens. Did the OP interview up to 50% of them to arrive at his conclusion?

He saw one or two people getting excited over an escalator and concluded that all Lagosians have not seen an escalator before, that is why they are excited. How silly is that?

Yes, you are correct sha! I am not excited by the news because escalators are not a new thing to me.

I get excited by more interesting things that add value to life & living, not a series of mechanical stairs! mtcheew!

Ishilove:
We have something like this at the UNILAG main auditorium. One faithful day, I sat down, leaned back and the next thing i knew my back was on the floor and my two legs were waving merrily in the air. Thank God I wore tights that day, otherwise my Victoria Secrets panties would have been revealed to the passionate gazes of my numerous admirers.

I didn't know the seat, just like so many others in the hall was broken and that was how i fell in the middle of lecture. You can imagine my mortification.

There is so much infrastructural decay in out Universities, and the government isn't helping matters.

Abeg, this post is just too funny for words!

Ishilove:
We have something like this at the UNILAG main auditorium. One faithful day, I sat down, leaned back and the next thing i knew my back was on the floor and my two legs were waving merrily in the air. Thank God I wore tights that day, otherwise my Victoria Secrets panties would have been revealed to the passionate gazes of my numerous admirers.

I didn't know the seat, just like so many others in the hall was broken and that was how i fell in the middle of lecture. You can imagine my mortification.

There is so much infrastructural decay in out Universities, and the government isn't helping matters.

Abeg, this post was too funny for words!

free2ryhme:
He stays in osogbo and thinks the economy their is similar too lagos abi?

His 600' no reach 2 bedroom for a year for lagos oo

It depends on the location in Lagos, where he is renting the 2-bedroom.

In some locations, he can rent a 2-bedroom for less than 600k. e.g. Lakowe in Lekki, Orile Iganmu, Mushin, Aguda, etc.

intergral:
that means you don't want to marry, in abuja you can hardly find a young working class guy who is not living in a self contain...
So please delete that impression from ya mind cos you'll only day dream till you get old and desperate.. Here is one thing you don't know, when you marry a guy from the scratch and stay with him till he gets to higher levels believe me he'll respect you forever!!!

LWKMD! Respect you forever, ke? In this century?? Stop telling tall tales, abeg!

Slimzjoe:
Not necessarily "Drinking garri" No be only Garri be Suffer na.....Lol

Sha all I want is a Woman who believes in my dreams and help me achieve them in whatever way she can. Including making sacrifices and if living in a Self con or Face me I slap you is one of them, she should Gladly do that for me

And when you are rich and have changed levels, you will then realise she is not your 'type,' or she is too old for you, or her behaviour has changed. You will then decide to trade her in for a sharper, younger, well-packaged junior model....

Carry on, it is easy to know when Naija men are forming!

Ephemmm:
Both of them are Yorubas...

The guy no get case, I swear. Something is following him from his village....

With 200k, he can do introduction & engagement or traditional wedding in the girl's family compound and then go to the court registry afterwards.Haba!!

ttmacoy:
Here you can see LSE charges the same for home and internationals for masters courses as they are not capped by the government to 9k compared to undergrad.

Yes they are using international students as scape goat because they cannot control EU migration. As I said it makes logical sense. IF Nigeria were in such a situation where people from West Africa were flooding in, I would hope the Nigerian government would take steps to ensure Nigerians are protected with jobs however they can.

Are you telling me that if our universities were good enough to attract lots of students from Ghana etc, and we had the job situation we currently have where there are not enough jobs for Nigerian graduates, would you expect the Nigerian government to open up it's borders and allow all in or would you expect them to take steps to ensure Nigerians their responsibility are protected?

Ok, thanks for posting the list of schools.

A lot of Nigerian students are however not taking jobs meant for the British or EU people. Most of them take the dead-end jobs with low wages, that British & EU citizens do not want or the ones they hold in disdain.

As to your question on if the Nigerian govt would react the same way, if West Africans flooded their markets to take jobs meant for their citizens, then I would advise the govt to check what gives those West Africans the edge over the local citizens in the job market.

Then find out if the employers are bending the rules to favour these West Africans over the local people and why.

A number of countries have a policy that bars employers from engaging foreign nationals to carry out a job as long as there is a qualified local citizen, to do such jobs. I believe that in the case of the UK, enforcing such policies and monitoring the activities of employers would work much better, than using non-EU students as scape goats.

dapotemi:
Well Mr OP,you are a very ambitions man..Everything you have achieved within two years shows that you are a very prudent manager of resources.I know people who earns more than that and yet nothing to show for it except booze and clubbing..Now take a leap of faith,you can actually settle down (depending on the kind of woman u want to marry),if she's understanding,prudent and hardworking/smart.I'm glad u love her,you actually need alot of that to overlook alot of her shortcomings..Even if you wait till 40 years,u might not even have up to a million naira in ur acct..From experience,alot of people who married late usually regret they do,imagine a 60 years old man still having kids writing junior waec..What about the uncertainty,you think Nig will be better tomorrow,FORGET IT!
Have a strategic plan of one year,frm your 115k per month u can save another 800k if marriage is WHAT YOU WANT!By feb next year,get an apartment (you DONT need a two-bedroom flat,the other room will be empty nd ure indirectly inviting squatters which u dont need for now.Go for a mini flat,its just you and your wifey and even with a baby you're still good to go).By july next year,settle down..Just Plan,time wait for no one...You might never be Dangote!GEJ said something during his sentforth party from aso-rock and i quote "Those happy people you see out there are not necessarily the richest"..most importantly,talk to God,he will direct your steps...#Peace #TeamExperience

Thank you, jare! Your comments are one of the most sensible ones I have read in a long time!

zicoraads:
...modified...

Marry what? With what?

And he doesn't have a house of his? Which means he is still squatting At 32 right? If he doesn't have a house of his, then he can't get married now. Getting a house and furnishing it 'no be beans'. And then having to feed an extra mouth...this is Africa, so, some members of her family. And most likely his.

Marriage no be beans o. Which is why I don't blame guys who insist on getting married to ladies who are self sufficient. He should break up with that girl and stop wasting her time. Because from all indications, he wants a lady who can also chip in financially in the home.

Guys, read the post again. Nothing stops the chap from renting a house and living there. This is someone that has bought 2 plots of land already in Osogbo.

He already has a job, too. He is earning over 100k. There are people who earn less than that and are already married with a stable family. So what is he waiting for? He also has 600k in his account. He obviously does not love the babe. He only loves her capacity to earn money. Ok, if she gets a job now, and they get married.... does it mean he will divorce her, if she loses her job? Or if the organisation she is working for, decides to fold up or declare bankruptcy?

N.B; This is a girl that is already doing fashion design courses oh. I am sure she will be able to fend for herself using that skill, if she is hardworking and determined.

bigv:
Can't believe a grown ass man is asking such question. This simply implies;

* He's definitely not ready for marriage, and I pity the girl who'd commit to him.

* What was the source of the 600K? Is it sustainable? How long did it take him to make that amount?

* The third is just like the first, as a grown ass man, people with vision have married with a lot less.

I think the problem most times, is we have too many immature men jumping into marriage. Cos if you ask me, I didn't pick a wife for you, so I don't know why you'd ask if 600K is okay. Pls ask Cosmas Maduka

Bros, you are too correct. This your response is one of the best that I have read so far, on this thread. Abeg, collect one bowl of 'isi-ewu' and one chilled bottle over there. The drinks are all on me!

ttmacoy:
I am not a consular officer, i am just being logical here. We can't be trying to pass the failure of our government on another country and be having a sense of entitlement.

Nigerians looking for cheap schools and who hope to work abroad should stay away from the UK now because they will find it very hard.

If your plan is to get your degree and leave then fine. If you plan to work in the UK, make sure you are going to a very good school with strong on campus recruiting for graduate roles with companies who sponsor for work permits.

It's very simple and straightforward.

See below Nottingham which is one of the top school's fee table.

For undergrad they charge the max 9k (which may increase soon) and the max for international is 18k which is double, but for many courses it is cheaper. This is one of the more expensive schools as I said and not even all their courses are double. For the lower ranked schools they cannot justify charging 18k as they just do not have the reputation for that.

https://nottingham.ac.uk/fees/tuitionfees/201516/ugcourses201516.aspx

See below the post graduate fee table where they charge a lot more for home students sometimes up to 14k, and the max for international is 18k.

https://nottingham.ac.uk/fees/tuitionfees/201516/pgtcourses201516.aspx

If you check the lower ranked schools the international fees is lower and these are all still cheaper than US schools.

Bros, what is Nottingham's rating on the list of top schools in the UK? You had earlier made the comparison between Nigerians who went abroad in the old days to study and chose Oxford, Cambridge etc versus those going there now, who select East London Uni and others.

So why use Nottingham as a yardstick? Is this the only uni in the UK that charges comparatively lower fees in the UK for non-EU students, when compared with other British universities??

Pls post the list of other universities whose fees are as low as Nottingham. Thanks. Like I added in my last post: "Finally, not every one is expecting the right to stay and work. But if it was a valid scheme in existence, at the time the student made a decision to go abroad to study, it might have been one of the factors that influenced the student to choose a British university, instead of a higher institution in another country. Some of the agents that market these British schools in Nigeria, often use it as a selling point to woo students to the UK. "

Anyway, we get your message loud and clear. Oh ye Nigerians, stop going to British universities! They want just your money, but don't want you! And since they have failed to manage their immigration problems, they want to use you as scapegoats....

zilokontah:
England will surely regret this move.
The lure to UK is the stay after masters or degree courses.
If this is removed no one will intentionally take the pain in the study.

Plus they want to make money from the student visa, plus the work visa and as well permanent stay visa.

Greed.

Hehehe.... hope more Nigerians will learn from this. Hypocritical Brits.. They won't say no to taking your money, but will give all kinds of negative conditions when it comes to the benefits that are supposed to come with it.