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Title documents?

Just state your price and title documents here. Any picture of the said land?

How will I know if C of O will be granted? If not Will I get a refund? And how soon will I get a refund?

Haklaw: An uncompleted 3bedroom flat on a full plot of land for sale...For reasonable price. NO C OF O ,All necessarydocument will be given.contact 08025831622 or microtechadvanced@gmail.com

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Abeg state your price here and tell us exactly which titles you do have. Is Ayobo in lagos State or Ogun State?

Good scoreline!

Ugo abeg give us Union Bank analysis.

RickyKay80,

You're a very pathetic businessman. bebe2 is a well-known LADY in this property forum. She's the last person to ask irrelevant questions. I have seen many of her questions in this forum and they are the kind of questions everbody wants to ask.

A lot of people here are based abroad and are extremely busy people. No time to call every unserious agent who cannot even furnish potential buyers with basic information. How arrogant. Being a mother, wife, busineeswoman/employee in Europe like bebe2 does not leave you with time for irrelevant phone calls. I don't know her personally but I seen enough of her posts here to know she's a highly responsible person.

Why can't she ask cost of rent in the area if she plans to build 2-bedroom flats and rent out?

A lot of people have been sent on a wild goose chase by irresponsible agents. In my case people I sent to view properties.

Why can't you supply information so that only clarification is needed on phone. Or you are afraid many clever people here will see through your claim?
Sprumbaba only articulated what people are thinking but didn't take you seriously enough to even comment.

OgBetty: I actaully got a call 4rm a gal last wk. She said she collected ma no 4rm her hubby's fon n she felt she shud warn me. I wz suprised n mad coz d boi in question told me he had notin wit d gal anymore, if wat he told me wz anytin 2 go by, hw den did d gal got ma no? U c hw deceptive men r! Buh no mata d case, I dnt tink itz wise 4 any gal 2 cal her fellow gal n warn ha 2 stay away 4rm a guy, I cant do it, no guy z worth ma fight or quarrel.

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So you are saying the woman should just pack her children and leave the man? Until we have a social benefits system in naija, that will be very rare in deed.

Remember most men are the primary breadwinners. Leaving the man means heading for uncertainty and possibly poverty not to mention gossip.

If a man is not violent but plays away sometimes, a woman should fight for it. Calling up the rival is not such a bad thing.

Any serious lady who becomes aware that her boyfriend is married with kids would stop the relationship.
The wife knows that most times the gf is not aware of it.

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lorretta u: A guy will go to great trouble to convince a lady that he's single.swear by his mother's grave.and God's name.tell stories of how he's been heart-broken in the past and has seen happiness in this new babe.
My fellow lady will fall for his lies and scam.and love him whole-heartedly.
Now when she finds outs about his fiancee or wife(yes married men do it.even more,the bast.ards!)You guyz turn around and call her husband or bf snatcher.
God is watching u men and your hypocrisy.

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Pele. Take heart. Study your men properly next time. If you cannot meet their friends and family, no open ya leg.

Shugamania:
Why am i just seeing this part? Flat whatt
U dont wanna go there buddy..wanna see a picture?

Yes Shu'mania we wanna see bare pictures so we can assess the contours, elevations and dimensions!

We might just create a new "derriere angular theorem". Once people thought the earth was flat.

How much is the last rectangular pool above.

Thanks for this post lawyer!

Lol at fighting oba for land.

Dominion Garden Estate marketers, come and dominate this discussion if you can.

lawyer: Am really Upset this morning and am starting this topic with alot of anger and trepidation about the level of guerrilla marketing concerning some lands at Ibeju Lekki that has no head or tail or documentation that is being bandied about on Nairaland by some Agents.



[size=14pt]Firstly how many people know where this Estate is? People should not confuse Lekki with Ibeju Lekki. They are 2 different areas.[/size]

The distance between Lekki phase 1 and this Estate is roughly 1 and a half hours (1 1/2) without traffic at 60-80km per hour. Most people abroad think whenever they see a property at Ibeju Lekki that means they are about to buy a land in Lekki. Thats not true. Ibeju Lekki Local Government Area is home to Eleko Beach and those of you that are familiar with Eleko Beach know that your just 20 minutes away from EPE. From Abraham Adesanya to this Estate you will spend between 45minutes to 1hour without traffic to get to it. The distance is killing and on no occassion should you think of buying a land there except you want to buy for Long term Investment, country home or Holiday resort. If your thinking that place will develop in the next 5 years please thing again. It is not a place for residential development now because development is very very sparse.

without stating the truth of the place they choose to market, then they will meet a very stiff opposition in Me.

The worst part is that the Estate is being sold without any Government paper whatsoever. When you check the advertisement, you wont see anything concerning the title of the Estate but when you quiz the Agents they will eanThat's how i assisted someone to do some search near the Monastery at Sangotedo early this year and the agents were claiming the land had a Gazette Under processing. Upon further Investigation, we found out that the land actually belongs to the Oba of Lagos. How do you fight the Oba of Lagos or Government to get a land?

Of all the places in Lagos state, the most Volatile place to buy a land now is the area of the free trade zone if it has no document or papers. Its so bad now that the state Government is even revoking some land there that has been I am screaming aloud about this issue because most of their victims are Nigerians abroad that have no idea where this estate is located, or how far it is, the kind of documents they are parading and the lies they are spewing to make people part with their money. Check the advertisement below again and you will see terrible lies that cannot be substantiated.

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AC. Where are the parks and gardens, Childrens playground etc

Free from Omonile Interference Is that a joke? When there is no Government gazette to back it up or global c/o? The Omonile faamilies there will eat you raw in future.



When did the Agents turn to qualified Economists and speculators to say a land bought at Eleko attracts 250% INTEREST PER ANNUM? A deserted place with no development except AMEN Estate that is even struggling for the past 5 years to shift its properties there.

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browncool: Do this still happen in Nigeria? Was she giving birth at the hospital? Wasn't she over checked if she could give birth normally or needed operation? My condolence with you, its one of many great pains in life

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Nigeria has one of the highest maternal/perinatal death rate in the world, don't say you're not aware of this.

Still happens sometimes even in the West: pre-eclampsia, placenta abruption, bleeding,infection etc.

Even Gen. Buhari's daughter died of it just last year.

Sorry to hear that.
It can be quite difficult. Especially if the person is young and his death was more or less sudden.

I don't know where you're based. But ordinarily if after a year or two you're still grieving very much, you need to seek bereavement counselling.

Your marriage vows might still be ringing and fear of disloyalty might be subconsciously there.
But upon death, marriage ends. Being still young, you need love still. But decide before hand if you still want kids. That's important when you start dating again.

Try to relax a bit and don't let life pass you by. You might still have 70 odd years more to go. Keep the fond memories but gradually move on.

Your late man wouldn't want to remain without love for so long.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Does Nigeria have a function research centers like center for Biological research? Cuz all the country you mentioned has it.[/quote].

Actually there are some. And they publish work too. The likes of UI, UNIBEN, ABU, UNN, UNILAG etc used to publish very high quality stuff internationally. Not sure about now.

Medical/pharmaceutical is one gold mine Naija has not done enough in. We ought to be the reference country for tropical disease innovations and twin research (SW Naija has highest twin prevalence worlwide). Other areas are IT, construction material/material science and agriculture.

NIFOR (Nigerian Institute for Oil Palm Research: Notable venue of meeting between Gowon/FG and Ojukwu to discuss Aburi Accord which Ojukwu didn't attend)in Edo state are doing some decent plant genetics work.

Olodostein: No go there abeg . Where do you think the scientific method Empiricism sprung from ? Science was initially called Natural philosophy. Or haven't you heard of philosophy of science and the likes of Karl Popper..... Easy bro. Philosophy is king if used rightly

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Correct my brother. Philosophy is the basis of science and all learning. If you can't think or formulate hypotheses (plural) to prove or disprove, you cannot event. That's why you still have PhD. Dr of Philosphy in Maths, Biology, English, Igbo etc.

Can you show some pictures of children's swimming pool here? How will an average small/kids pool go for?

How much is the one shown in the picture?

What does maintenace of a swimming pool involve/cost?

cuz poor Katie was the one thanking God two years ago she didn't marry a Nigerian man... Until her marriage crashed.

So, maybe her value don fall kpata-kpata and she's making do with what she can get.

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So Katie baby na divorcee abi seperatee now? Chai.....girl (lady) wey for let proper Naija man rockam when everything still fresh.

All those Lebanese dem dey rush after say na Oyinbo go dump them when the alignment don chop comot. When dem drop them like hot Benue yam, na him dem go dey find dudu joystick up and down.

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Thank you for trying to educate people that A WHOLE EDUCATION SYSTEM has failed to educate. I hope your effort won't be in vain. The sight of the royal regalia is impressive. It has impressed Europeans for over 500yrs so much that they even looted it in 1897.

Not everybody has a formidable and world-renowned history, so no wonder if envy is causing jealousy which is now manifest in derogatory comments.

I respect royal institutions and I can never say bad things about any King or Queen, dead or alive. But then that may be because I love history and value my culture and traditions albeit their imperfections.
Some have no culture let alone one to respect or value.

PhysicsQED: Just now seeing this thread. I have to say that I am surprised at the number of derogatory comments about the late Oba Akenzua II's attire.

The comments of people like nwando/babyosisi and ifihearam are not surprising, since their antipathy to anything concerning the Edo is already known, but I'm a bit surprised by the comments from so many others, and even from people I thought were brighter than that.

As someone who has seen a lot of images of monarchs, elites, nobility, etc. from the past and the present day, I think that the red beaded regalia of the Oba of Benin is not merely one of the best in Nigeria, it's one of the best in Africa and the wider world. But this is something that is clear to me because I have actually looked at the attires and clothing of many African and non-African rulers from the past and the present - something which I think a lot of the people commenting negatively here have not done.

Ironically, some of those making derogatory comments about "masquerades" might be from groups where the leaders, rulers, elites, elders, rich men etc. simply adopted or attempted to adopt some European clothing (and not always successfully - some of them did not look impressive, to say the least) or wore little at all. I say "might" because a lot of people haven't even bothered to look at the old images of chiefs, kings, elites, etc. from different parts of Nigeria, and they might be totally clueless about whether the monarchs, nobility, elites, or elders among their people looked regal and stately, as the Obas of Benin did and still do, or looked more like nobodies with little cultural creativity and no sense of style.

Others that are mocking the attire would probably be surprised to know that the same Europeans and Westerners whose clothing they probably see as ideal today were writing about how the Oba of Benin's beaded regalia was magnificent (as it definitely was and is, regardless of whether they had acknowledged that) even centuries ago, and are still writing about its regal appearance today.

And kudos to all those who had positive comments in here - clearly not everybody on NL is devoid of appreciation for African culture.

The only people me I see there na Patience, Joke, Omosexy and Kate. I fit manage Rita if I be film producer too. A lot of the others dey overact. Kate, Omosexy, Joke & Patience should be on 5m and above if Nollywood na serious people.

Stella's nice smile and charitable nature fit make me include am too.

Chioma is a pure African beauty. If na I want somebody to come show fine face, na im go make me include am.

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DICKtator: Okijajuju, always on point!!
From the traditional angle,i stand to be corrected though, i thought a king(Oba) wasn't supposed to bow to a woman?

A whole Oba bowing for her slaveship
The late Jaja of Opobo would not!!!

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We were all techically slaves, King's, Queens, commoner and all, colonised by them. Why do you think we fought for indipendence? You think we did it just to do owambe?
Maybe you guys would appreciate our independence more now.

By the way, it's wrong that Oba don't bow to a woman. In Benin, Iyoba (Queen Mother) is a big position. Before 1897, she even had her own standing army. That festac mask is that of a Benin Queen Mother. Queen Idia of Benin was a very powerful Queen ma'am, who even commanded her own army at the war front.

Jaja and Oba Ovonramen would not....that was over 60 years earlier. We had no idea just how militarily mighty the British were then. We know the price both paid for their bravery.

Policewoman: IS the Oba prostrating? I thought Obas don't step out of their palaces?

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If you know a little about Bini history, that the Bini Monarchy survived the war of 1897 and exile of Oba ovonramen to calabar shows the resilience of the Bini People/monarchy. The struggle with London to re-establish it was epic. They wanted to thwart a key African heritage. A simple courtsy for a woman who was head of State/Queen of over 50 countries at the time is a small price to pay.

Well I don't expect you to know that, not with the quality of Nigerian education over last 20 years.

Well Queen Victoria (great-grand mother of Elizabeth) won the war of 1897 against Oba Ovonramen (this Obas's Grandfather). At least the Binis, The Opobos and a few others fought to preserve their Freedom/Kingdom/Empire. Many others chickened in. To know when you have been defeated is part of being a brave man.

THe Binis didn't sign their freedom away without a brave fight like many others.

Once they won the war, they became the boss.

Oba Adeniji Adele of Lagos also went out to greet Queen Elizabeth with Okotie-Eboh (a British stooge then in attendance). That's where we still are till now despite our on-paper-independence.

shymexx: IQ is an Eurocentric crap that shouldn't be taken seriously by any sane mind... If testosterone truly improves a person's mentally capability, then black folks should be the smartest people on this planet... Hence why I don't take the IQ crap seriously, to be honest!!

We need to change our school syllabus, make it more Afrocentric, and get white folks to come do our own Afrocentric IQ test as well!!

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I have said many times before that until they include ways to measure respect for elders, family values, sociability,optimism in the face of challenges, hustling spirit and so on in IQ test, it will remain a measure for Western notion of intelligence.

My ancestors who built an advanced and flourishing empire, promoted the arts, dental surgery, textile, architecture, agric, improved war science etc cannot be relegated to dunces, just because they wouldn't have passed all these new-age IQ tests.

coogar: you would find out majority of these people didn't learn english while growing up as well. this is a different argument. you would be hard pressed to find an english mathematician/medic/scientist that cannot write or speak english.

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I am talking of native English speakers. They even went through Oxford/Cambridge. How can they not speak English? What I mean is that they are not excellent English speakers.

They write superb English of course.

OP is talking about spoken English.

Those who learn English better are simply more attuned to become "liguists", similarly those who learn math better are likely to understand the sciences better.


This is not entirely true. I do not see myself as superb in English but I have learnt several languages fairly easily that natives doubt if I have been around for only six months! That's because I take a language course and actually speak with natives not minding initial errors. I have been called to interprete many times.

My forte is actually maths/science.

Obiagu1: I have an IQ of 145 but my written and spoken English is not so good, though I am well educated.
Does it mean I am a dunce?

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Even though I think IQ test is overated(too Caucasian-orientated), you are not a dunce!

Some of the smartest people I have seen (Mathematicians, medics, scientists etc) don't speak great English.

@Afam,

What is good English in the African context? Is it verbosity like the "lugubrious" Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon, putting on a fake accent like some of our "jerry curl" pastors or just fluency?

Oratory is a natural ability which even ancient Romans knew and people went far and wide to polish theirs. Many people who wanted to progress in the cursus honorum even went to Greece to learn it.
Cicero was an orator of note.

If you go to your village frequently enough you will have noticed that certain people speak more in the elders' council because they are good at it. Now such old men, if they had gone to UI in 1949 to study, they might have become very good English speakers irrespective of intelligence.

A lot of Cantab and Oxon products with a D. Phil that I know are not very very good English speakers, even with English as native tongue. So intelligence and education don't mean you will be an excellent English speaker.

Pros:
He's a nationalist
Desciplined
Less corrupt
Would ensure Naija does not waste resources
Will restore Naija pride in the comity of nations

Cons:
Truncated democracy
Had no solid plans to bring democracy before being sent packing
He cannot function in a democracry, lacks people/negotiation skills. Without decrees he'll be frustrated. Ask OBJ.
He may be coming to correct his "mistake" of not looting enough first time
He's not progressive enough.
He belongs to the past
He should go and play with his grand kids and enjoy the rest of his days.

NO VOTE FOR HIM. FASHOLA all the way.

emmatok: Their is no stealing or cheating here.
I will suggest the OP hangout with his friend, and reduce calls when at home.
Since that's what the possessive Wify wants.

But for her to threaten him with divorce, she can go get her divorce.

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Divorce is not to be taken lightly but if a woman has to endure something she's clearly pissed off about for 5 years, and the guy seemingly is making no efforts, maybe it's got to a point where she would be happier without him.

Different people have different thresholds of tolerance.

I find it equally disrespectful. Some people come to visit and spend the whole time making phone calls and shouting loudly. Very crude behaviour. I nearly walked one lady out of my house one day.