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Lolzzz

99% of our governors do not know how to generate wealth on their own. So they drag their states in debt

What do we believe?

Love in Action

What of middle belt my region ?

Ok

Hmm

hmmm

No money, yet you sit by the roadside dishing soup inside plates to win admiration of the poor ekitians instead of being in brainstorming sessions on how to create wealth for your state via new sources of IGR.

Spare me

Let PDP come out of their mess as an ORIGINAL not as a Counterfeit. Without unity within their ranks, they can never unseat APC. In this part of the world though, party differences are so blurred when it comes to sharing the money.

Hmmm

Nice.

Great

Great

Ok

Ok

Melodrama

okay great

some persons in the society needs social support and rehabilitation.
however some of these people have built houses thro ugh begging and do not like to leave the roads

Hbd

Happy weekend my people.

download a chat app called IMO. it is better than whatsapp.

Then let them make Ribadu their chairman and not that One there now

Ok. Sign it

Fine guy.
His father should be responsible for his own utterances. Don't drag the mature guy into the matter

Hmm. Accusations. Is that what we need now?

Ingelligentia

Highly intelligent and resourceful Minister. God bless you Ma

Good will help nigeria

In addition to the good answers given above, I want to add that you need to go with a Structural Engineer and a Soil expert. Buying land is not only about the titles. The documents may be perfect but the land may be a structural nightmare. Such lands will consume so much to do foundation. The same amount that can use to build a two storey building elsewhere you can use it to do only foundation. Then when you are given the quotes you vex or price it down thinking you are being duped. Two major factors determine the price of the building: The size/type of building and the type of soil.

So when seeking to buy a land in an estate, consider the following -
1. The land documents. How authentic are there? A lawyer and land surveyor can help with that.
2. What are the facilities & services will be provided by the estate?
3. What is the service charge would you be required to pay in longterm ? Don't just focus on the price of land today. The land may be 200,000 but within 20 years the service cost may be up to N100m. So check the other charges that come with your choice of buying that land.
4. Check the soil nature and flooding levels.
5. Check the rules and regulations on that land imposed by the estate management. Some estates have same colours for exterior, some have building types that can be built etc.