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PropertiesRe: For ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op): 9:37pm On Oct 23, 2024
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PropertiesRe: For ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op):
PropertiesRe: For ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op):
PropertiesRe: For ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op):
PropertiesRe: For ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op):
Pleasant Hills
PropertiesFor ₦59.5million: a 3bedroom Bungalow at Plesant Hills estate can be yours by noblemuk(op):
Secure your dream home at Pleasant Hills Estate for just ₦41.5 million! This 3-bedroom bungalow is fully finished on the outside and ready for you to customize the interior. Located only 40 minutes from Ikeja, near Murtala Mohammed Airport, the estate is in an evolving community with industries and residential developments coming up fast. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a growing neighborhood—homes like this won’t last long!

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HealthRe: I'm Tired Of This Athlete's Foot. Please Help! (graphic Image Attached) by noblemuk: 3:30pm On Jun 20, 2024
I had a similar fungal infection, Athlete's Foot, about 20 years ago. I struggled with it for around two years until I found Mycota Powder. buy Mycota Powder, no other brand, Sprinkling it on the affected area several times a day, I noticed improvement within a few days. Within three weeks, the infection completely disappeared and never returned. During the treatment, I avoided wearing covered shoes, if you have to wear a covered shoe for an occasion, you must wear socks and ensure you sprinkle the powder in the socks and your feet also. After recovery, maintain excellent shoe and sock hygiene, ensuring your shoes always smell fresh and you never wear dirty socks. If your shoes start to smell bad, you’re at risk. Follow this advice and you’ll thank me later.

TravelRe: Japa: Nigerian Elite’s Disconnect From Reality – The Segun Agbaje Example by noblemuk: 1:05pm On Nov 18, 2022
He is not delusional. It's the utmost truth, however what he sees is not for the faint hearted, it is for those who see the opportunities and are willing to go for it againt all odds, you will become immensely successful.

If you can't see the opportunities abound in Nigeria and you have the opportunity to travel...it is wise to Japa before your life becomes miserable.

bobman22:
https://www.businesstimesng.com/japa-nigerian-elites-disconnect-from-reality-the-segun-agbaje-example/
TravelRe: My Wife Is Travelling To Canada Should I Be Worried? by noblemuk: 11:10am On Nov 18, 2022
Be Worried if you plan to continue to live in Nigeria, in no time you will not be able to sustain her living in Canada, she will become resentful, you will deminish in value except you are able to still comfortably provide for her and see her very often even if it's via visiting visa.

If you are not already very wealthy. Pack your bag and join her to go hustle as soon as you can, within 1year, else you will loose your marriage.

My 2 cents.

teamc:
Got married 2yrs ago and we have a beautiful daughter, she has this dream of studying in Canada and I support her dream.

Our immigration consultant recommend she apply alone to increase chances that i and our daughter can join her later.

Now visa is out and she will be travelling next month. I have read numerous stories about how women change when they travel out.

Should I be worried?
InvestmentRe: Crypto Is Not Just For Me, Massive Loss (millions Gone Under 2 Days by noblemuk: 9:11pm On Nov 11, 2022
You should retain your usdt and do strategy (bot) trading using bitcoin on Bianance for 2months, you should be able to get back your lost funds. Also, the market price for bitcoin just fell, it will rise again within that period and you will have gained back your money. Afterwards, i suggest you pull out your resources if you are not a risk taker. else learn the market using no more than $2000. Put in more resources when you master the market.

GREATIGBOMAN:
So due to how Naira misbehaving.

I went and withdrew 70% of my savings from the bank and bought $19,000 worth of USDT at N863 per dollar on binance p2p

Guess what.


I just check and they're currently selling usdt there at 722 naira.



My hard earned money just lost like that


I just deleted the app... If they like let them make it drop to N400


Crypto have really delt with me



Last year it was one merchant token that ripped me off $2000
Then Shiba Inu ripped me $1200


Anytime I do anything crypto related I lose money


Will anyone advice me to sell my USDT now at 722 and accept my loss or wait untill December if Naira will lose value further to say N900 to a dollar


Will dollar be scarce in December?


Honest opinions
PoliticsRe: Tinubu: I Turned Lagos From Jungle To Megacity by noblemuk: 9:33am On Oct 15, 2022
Ozinlex:
Tinubu can lie!...same Lagos I from attending Army Children School in Yaba off Morocco road, to St Finbarrs College in Akoka and the Yaba college of Technology in the 70s,80s to early 90s when Babangida was still in Dodan Barracks na him this man dey blow such lie.

The Ports sea and Air were already there, beaches, Theatres, most of the Oil Coys and big Banks...I beg shut the f.uck off and go rest with this repeated lies
Truely, you grew up In Lagos. However, none of the schools you mentioned above were state schools. in-fact, if you didn't attend a Federal or missionary owned school in Lagos...you are almost doomed. You may want to answer the questions? What happens to garbage from your house at the time, without carrying on your head to dump by the roads side almost half a kilometer away? what Cinemas were functional at the time? How did you get around long distances in Lagos without the terrible 911 (Molue) buses? Victoria Island was predominantly residential, Even the entire Lekki as you see it now was a large swamp and mash land. Give the man some respect. He has paid his dues and does have bragging rights...there's no one like him in this era of Nigerian politicians
PropertiesRe: You May End Up Living In A Rented Apartment in Lagos Forever by noblemuk(op): 11:14am On Feb 10, 2022
noblemuk: 9:31am
Recent Updates at Pleasant Hill Estate off Lagos Ibadan expressway, you can still get a plot from 4.09million. and a 2bedroom bungalow from 15.8m

PropertiesRe: Own A House For Just 3.75m In A Prime Neighborhood Off Lagos Ibadan Expressway by noblemuk(op):
Recent Updates at Pleasant Hill Estate off Lagos Ibadan expressway, you can still get a plot from 4.09million. and a 2bedroom bungalow from 15.8m

PoliticsRe: Sanwo-Olu Commissions Oluremi Tinubu Primary Health Centre (Pictures) by noblemuk: 5:50am On Feb 10, 2022
Thinktwicemybro:
Why is nothing named after funsho Williams in Lagos?
Western Avenue in Surulere, after going through an expansive reconstruction by Julius Berger, under Bola Ahmmed Tinubu's Government, it was renamed Funsho Williams Avenue by same government.
TravelRe: Man Raises Concern Over Cracked Basement Pillar At The Lagos Airport (Photo) by noblemuk: 1:45am On Nov 29, 2021
This is not a defect...from the line on the ground you can tell that this is a construction Joint. This is normal in structural building construction. The building is separated at this line with independent pillars and beams to avoid structural failure due to expansion and contraction of concrete. This. Can also be seen in bridges also. We should be careful before raising false alarms.
FamilyRe: Family Land: My Step elder Brother Wants The Survey Document To Bear His Name by noblemuk: 6:03pm On Oct 16, 2021
My Advice,

I advise you based on my experience as a real estate developer. Your brother may mean well but not know the best way to handle the situation.

My Advice, register a company where you all are directors. Use the company name to proces the survey and all other documents. This will give you all, equal power to weild decisions on the property as long as you all own same shares in the company. If there would be a sharing formular then a share holders agreement can tidy that up.

Regards.

Eleken:
My late dad's land... my step elder brother wants to carry land survey on the property and he want the documents to carry his name...

The first son... 5 boys from his mother side and 3 boys from my mother side.

The document bearing his name, the right approach?

He's the first son of my dad.
Is there any cause for alarm..?
My mum just called now to inform me about it.

Mod help me please.. Lawyers in the house please.
What are the right approach to go about this.
Thanks...
PoliticsRe: Ijede Road: Baba Suwe, 454 Other Property Owners Get ₦2.2 Billion Compensation by noblemuk: 6:52am On Jun 10, 2021
FarahAideed:
Where did Ambode say there was no continuity ? You Tinubu boys are something else ....Ambode did nothing wrong than fall out of favour with Tinubu ..Dazzol
Ambode abandoned:
1. all Fashola's Lagos Homs housing projects that were near completion notable are: ilubirin, Igbogbo lagos homs, ibeshe lagos homs, lekki Ikate lagos homs, Igando Lagos homs, Surulere and several others.
2.He abandoned the rail line project from lagos Island to badagry.
3. He abandoned the massive badagry expressway under construction by fashola

These are just a few of many laudable projects that were abandoned by Ambode's government. Ambode equally started and completed many projects which are equally very commendable however, Continuity is key in governance.

The present government of Sanwo Olu has refused to abandon any projects of Ambode and equally completing all Fashola's projects, this shows a lot of maturity and should be appreciated.
PropertiesOwn A House For Just 3.75m In A Prime Neighborhood Off Lagos Ibadan Expressway by noblemuk(op):
Pleasant Hills Estate Off Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Opposite New Makun City

Our company is presently offering genuine affordable homes and land options at Pleasant Hills estate off Lagos Ibadan express way Just after the Redeem Camp. It comes with a global CofO. It is a gated community and comes with infrastructure such as paved roads, drainage, electrification. If you want to know more you can schedule a visit to the site and also visit our office at 4, Soji Adepegba Close Off Allen Avenue Ikeja Lagos (Noble Grounds Ltd). You can also call or send a DM to 08023356112.
We are presently offering finished houses:
2bedroom houses = 10.5million,
3bedroom houses = 13.5million. no hidden or extra fees.
Make a 3miilion Down Payment, get assigned a house and spread the rest over time one-two years as you watch us construct your house.

Lands prices are:
350m2 = 3.62million
450m2 = 4.64million
550m2= 5.59million



Why You Should Invest in a Property off Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Now.

Lagos Ibadan Express Way.
Happening right now is the complete re-construction of the road by Julius Berga, to standards that has never been reached since it was commissioned in 1978. The section between Lagos and Shagamu is about 90% completed.

Ibadan-Abeokuta-Lagos Railway Line
The Ibadan-Abeokuta-Lagos Railway line is 100% complete and world class stations are being built at strategic locations along the railway line. A major station is presently being built at Papalanto Ogun state, that will serve the whole regions of mowe Ofada all the way to Shagamu region etc.

Fourth Mainland Bridge.
This massively planned infrastructure will link Abraham Adesanya in Lekki to Ikorodu and link Ikorodu to Lagos Ibadan expressway at Arepo area. You don't want to miss out on this.

Why you should invest now.
1. Very soon, it will be obvious to everyone that it is easier to live in this region and still work in Lagos. Demand will soar, prices will rise and will soon be out of reach.

2. You will have better quality living that is more affordable. And you can own your own house now rather than wait for it to be out of reach in prices.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtApifmNkkA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtlrU3Dt190


Visit www.noblegrounds.ng to know more.
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PropertiesYou May End Up Living In A Rented Apartment in Lagos Forever by noblemuk(op):
If you were born in Lagos during or before the 80's you will know it is common for a Lagosian to grow old and grey living in a rented apartment. Why? They never want to stay outside central Lagos, where there is good transportation to every other parts of Lagos. Time slips away. The rat race of the city soon catches up with the young and energetic Lagosian. Soon they are 50 years of age; living in a flat packed full of children draining every income that comes through, no house of their own and every option looks too expensive...they missed out on the once affordable offer just a few kilometers away, 10 years ago.

Why You Should Invest in a Property off Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Now.

Lagos Ibadan Express Way.
Happening right now is the complete re-construction of the road by Julius Berga, to standards that has never been reached since it was commissioned in 1978. The section between Lagos and Shagamu is about 90% completed.

Abeokuta Lagos Railway Line
The Ibadan-Abeokuta-Lagos Railway line is 100% complete and world class stations are being built at strategic locations along the railway line. A major station is presently being built at Papalanto Ogun state, that will serve the whole regions of mowe Ofada all the way to Shagamu region etc.

Fourth Mainland Bridge.
This massively planned infrastructure will link Abraham Adesanya in Lekki to Ikorodu and link Ikorodu to Lagos Ibadan expressway at Arepo area. You don't want to miss out on this.

Why you should invest now.
1. Very soon, it will be obvious to everyone that it is easier to live in this region and still work in Lagos. Demand will soar, prices will rise and will soon be out of reach.

2. You will have better quality living that is more affordable. And you can own your own house now rather than wait for it to be out of reach in prices.

Take Action:
Look for credible real estate companies that are already proving affordable options for land and buildings in the region and key into these plans. A window of opportunity is opened, don't miss out.

Pleasant Hills Estate
Here, our own company is presently offering genuine affordable homes and land options at Pleasant Hills estate off Lagos Ibadan express way Just after the Redeem Camp. It comes with a global CofO. It is a gated community and comes with infrastructure such as paved roads, drainage, electrification. If you want to know more you can schedule a visit to the site and also visit our office at 4, Soji Adepegba Close Off Allen Avenue Ikeja Lagos (Noble Grounds Ltd). You can also call or send a DM to 08023356112.
We are presently offering finished houses:
2bedroom houses = 10.5million,
3bedroom houses = 13.5million. no hidden or extra fees.
Lands prices are:
350m2 = 3.62million
450m2 = 4.64million
550m2= 5.59million

Visit www.noblegrounds.ng to know more.

PropertiesRe: Current Prices Of Building Materials In Nigeria by noblemuk: 9:38pm On Apr 01, 2021
I need a mobile concrete pump with at least 30m boom. I also need 3numbers mobile mixer 8-10m3 volume each. Duration is 1day, location is Ibeshe Ikorodu. Very urgent. Call me or send me message on 08023356112. Only Serious and direct vendors please.
PropertiesRe: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by noblemuk: 9:35pm On Apr 01, 2021
I need a mobile concrete pump with at least 30m boom. I also need 3numbers mobile mixer 8-10m3 volume each. Duration is 1day, location is Ibeshe Ikorodu. Very urgent. Call me or send me message on 08023356112. Only Serious and direct vendors please.
CrimeRe: Cameroonian Woman Kills Her 2 Children, Prepares Meal With Their Bodies (Graphic by noblemuk: 11:52pm On Sep 24, 2020
This is a case of postpartum depression. Women with new born are known to experience this disorder. I have a loved one who went through this and told me how crazy thoughts kept coming into her mind to kill her child. This woman must have been alone...there was no one to talk to her, no one to keep her emotions balanced, no one to pray with her. Women should watch out for these. It is common, some are able to fight the thoughts and some are not able to. It is demonic, yes it is! If you experience such thoughts please tell someone...possibly, give out that child for some time for someone to take care of whilst you heal. Also find a good prayer partner and pray regularly...my two cents.

read more about it here:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/postpartum-depression/symptoms-causes/syc-20376617
InvestmentIs Victoria Island And Lekki Sinking? by noblemuk(op):
https://www./lekki-victoria-island-lagos-sinking-olajide-dosunmu



On Saturday the 8th of July 2017 an outcry on Instagram by a lady, that this vast land of choice real estate in Lagos is sinking caught my attention. Even though it was a naïve expression, the realities of the flood event of that day confounded many. The experience, pictures, and videos shared on social media after the heavy rain spurred Lagosians into thinking of what the future holds for the region.

Lekki and Victoria island covers over 5000 hectares of land, just about the size of the country San Marino In Europe. Victoria Island and Lekki is home to some of the most expensive real estate in Africa and comparable to real estate value in cities like Jakarta in Indonesia and Warsaw in Poland. The terrain and landscape of this region can be compared to that of the Netherlands but while the Dutch have fortified their cities with dikes, flood gates, dams and sand dunes, we treat ours with levity.



Surrounding Water Bodies

Victoria Island and Lekki is bounded in the north and south by two great water bodies, the Lagos lagoon and the Atlantic ocean respectively. This makes it vulnerable to tidal behaviour of the waters. Victoria Island and Lekki Phase one is drained by the Cowrie creek, a water body stretching from banana island to the bonny camp where it discharges into the Lagos harbour or Commodore channel which is the only discharge outlet for the Lagos lagoon into the Atlantic ocean in the Western part of Nigeria.


The nearest other outfall for the Lagos waters is in Cotonou in the Republic of Benin via the Badagry creek. The Itirin canal stretches from the Kuramo waters in Victoria island runs through the premises of Mobil Producing Nigeria head office and discharge into cowrie creek. It is a significant primary channel draining storm water from most part of the Victoria island during a rainfall. There also exist several secondary drainage channels that help to discharge rainwater from interior parts of Victoria island into the Cowrie creek; they can be seen crossing Kofo Abayomi street at several locations.



History of sand filling in Lagos


The act of Swamp reclamation or popularly referred to as sand filling in pre historic Lagos started as far back as the 1800’s. It commenced with the digging of McGregor canal in 1898 by governor William McGregor, a medical doctor and the governor of the then Lagos Colony. His activity divided the island into what we now know as Lagos Island and Ikoyi and help drain them. Swamps were sand filled in the process to curtail mosquitoes. Large scale commencement of hydraulic dredging in Lagos started in 1926 with the sand fill of wetlands in Ijora. Swamp reclamation later extended to Idumgbo, Yaba, Festac and many other wetlands. Sand filling activities continue extensively in recent times with the flourishing real estate business in Lekki. A major coastal reclamation in Victoria island is the ongoing Eko Atlantic city.



What Could Be Causing This Flood Menace?

Normally when it rains, water from our roofs, pavements and from the streets flow into small tertiary drains right in front of buildings, then multiples of this small drains should congregate into bigger sized secondary drainage channels. This secondary channels should then discharge their waters into large primary water ways we call canals. This canals then offloads the collected water into a large water body just like the Lagos Lagoon. The Lagoon discharges into the Atlantic ocean.

In an ideal situation, the entire secondary and primary drainage infrastructure for any area should be pre-planned before people move in to do developments. The land area should determine the size of tertiary drains and the route for secondary and primary drains should be established in a holistic plan before properties are sold off or proposed developments are approved by the government.


Land sold by "Omo-Oniles", the aboriginal owners of land in Lagos, are often void of a defined route for these secondary and primary water ways. The quest for maximum profiteering blinds the need for a sustainable future development. Normally, before housing and road developments, the ground would soak some of the rainwater into underground waters called aquifers and the remaining moves on the surface into nearby streams. It is a seamless process causing no harm to anyone. Once we begin to move in and build our houses and roads and business places, we cover up those lands with impermeable concrete and steel surfaces leaving little or no means for the ground to do its original work of percolation. This causes more water to flow on the surface and therefore needing more artificial networks of streams which are our drainages. The problem is, we do not plan holistically in most cases to ensure that all of these waters can find their ways effortlessly into existing larger water bodies like the Lagos lagoon without hampering such developments.

The Lagos state government, through the Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Physical Planning, had since made it compulsory that a comprehensive storm water management plan be submitted before layout plans are approved. But then, how well are these followed through during implementation? Are these plans considered holistically? A proposed site seeking approval might probably be a small area in comparison to the possible watershed or existing settlements which could be hundreds of hectares of land needing a water way through such proposed site to discharge its rainwater into the lagoon. For example, It is possible that somewhere around Lekki foreshore you require a 50m wide canal to convey all waters from Chevy view estate which is 3km away. Same as many other settlements in the south below the Lekki Epe express way and this 50m wide canals needed to run from south to the north of Lekki at several intervals but then, all these lands have been sold without considering the big picture. This should lead us to the new land reclamations especially in the northern boundaries of Lekki town, right into the Lagos lagoon. The more land is reclaimed especially around the ends of existing canals the more the distance or time it requires for such canal to pour out its water into the lagoon. This increase in time and distance will increase the time it takes water to leave the streets of Lekki and Victoria island and during a heavy rainfall, this build up causes a major flood. This situation will be further aggravated if existing drainage system is not consistently maintained from accumulated debris and waste. I am not saying that land cannot be reclaimed but then proper considerations must be in place to accommodate existing settlements, such consideration could be as much as sacrificing 50 hectares out of a 150 hectares development just to allow for a detention pond as a buffer for others.



What of the Eko Atlantic city?


I see the Eko Atlantic city as a project to save the eventual loss of the entire Victoria island Lekki and a great part of Ibeju Lekki. As at the year 1999, the shoreline of the Atlantic ocean was already abutting Ahmadu Bello Way. At the time the properties in the backshore of Victoria island especially on Ahmadu Bello, Bishop Oluwole, Tiamiyu Savage, Akin Adesola, Adetokunbo Ademola, were already under threat. It was only a matter of time that half or eventually all of Victoria island would be no more. The ebbing away of over 3.5km of the Barbeach shore land which I still met growing up in Lagos in the 90’s was caused by the creation of the east and west moles (big rocks piled up in two lines) in Tarkwa Bay. These rocks were stacked in place by the British in the 1900’s to form the Lagos harbour that allows international ships come into the Lagos ports in Apapa to berth. The rocks cut off natural sand replenishments due to sand transport from the west coast lines of Lome, Cotonou towards Lagos and by so doing causes the Barbeach to disappear.


Since the Lagos Habour is the only outlet for the Lagos lagoon in Lagos and nowhere within the Barbeach performs this function, the Eko Atlantic city can not be the cause of the floods in Victoria island or Lekki. Or could it be that the disappearance of the Bar beach sand was a temporary relief, via the Commodore channel, for the inadequacies of Lekki? A situation that would have eventually swallowed the region. In fact, I see the rebirth of a once 'lost city' in the west coast of Africa.




Impact Of Flood On The Economy Of Lagos

It is a well-known fact that land is one of the greatest sources of wealth for Lagos state. Infrastructure such as effective and adequate drainage system should be of utmost priority to the government especially in this region, being a low lying area, having elevations barely over 2 meters above mean sea level and even much lower in many parts of Lekki. The high cost of relief and recovery from flood event within this region will adversely impact on the investment in infrastructure and other developments in many other parts of the state as a whole. Consistent flooding will cause the private sector to lose confidence in investing long-term in the region. The influx of blue chip investments that can bring high tax revenue for the state will diminish.



What Can The Government Do?

The Lagos state government should invest in carrying out detailed and holistic studies that will establish the nature and behaviour of the existing drainage system of the entire region during a worst rainfall scenario.

Such studies should establish the deficit and propose new routes for canals and secondary drainage systems that will help make up the deficit. Existing developments obstructing major water ways might need to go. Places like VGC, as well as many parts of Lekki like Agungi, etc might require Dikes and huge pumping stations to relieve the existing developments which are built on low terrains.

Of most importance, Ibeju Lekki is fast developing, mistakes already made in Lekki should not be allowed to perpetuate itself in this area. Places like Eputu, Lakwe, Sango Tedo, Langbasa are already showing deep signs of impending catastrophe. The government would need to dig several networks of artificial canals wide enough to cater for the future of Ibeju and not just depend on existing natural water ways that nature created for itself thousands of years ago.

As already being practiced by the Lagos state government, real estate developments in this region should be carefully assessed for holistic drainage system vis-a-vis existing developments within the watershed of such sites and compliance should be strictly monitored in the course of construction. The government should establish a minimum elevation of sand filling for all developments in this region.

Prepared urban master plans should feature routes for both primary and secondary drainage systems.

Effective and consistent maintenance on drainage system should be conducted in every area especially well before the beginning of the rainy season.

In conclusion, we can create a better Lagos for us all. Thank you.

CrimeRe: Woman Stabs Own 8-month-old Baby In Ebonyi (graphic Pic) by noblemuk: 3:14pm On Mar 15, 2017
Postpartum depression is what it is called. Nigerian medical practitioners need to raise awareness of this disorder that happens amongst women after childbirth...many are too scared to talk about it; the urge to hurt their child. Extreme cases are what you see in this post.

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