sweetjohn:
I hope you are given a room by the state and not the mould house you are living under in Ajegunle

Body dey pain you

dollynnn:
Commendable!
Meanwhile,I hope it is not audio?

Like the one your State governor did abi?

Lanrelagboi:
Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today commissioned a 100 Housing Units at Ikate, Lekki, Lagos, the Housing units is known as Bayview Estate.

The Bayview Estate project is a joint venture project between Lagos State Development and Property Corporation and Misa Ltd. It is situated behind Enyo Filling Station and beside Stillwaters Garden, Elegushi, Lekki.

This project consists of 68 terraces of 4 bedrooms with a maid’s room each and 32 flats of 3 bedrooms with a maid’s room each on a total land area of 23,000sqm.

The terraces has the following features:

1 Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Rooms (En suite)
1 Guest Room (En suite)
1 Maid’s Room (En suite)
Main Lounge
Kitchen/Store
Ante Room
Visitor’s Toilet

The flats has the following features:

Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Room (En suite)
Maid’s Room (En suite)
Ante Room
Main Lounge
Visitor’s Toilet
Kitchen/Store
Dining Area
Box Room

Internal Features:

High quality fully fitted kitchen
High quality sanitary fixtures
High quality HDF wardrobe

Facilities:

Water Treatment Plant
Recreation House
Car Park
Visitor’s Parking Lot
Gymnasium
Central Sewage System
24/7 Power Supply
 
Other Ancillary Buildings:

Generator House
Refuse House
Gate House

#ForAGreaterLagos

What is the cost of a 3 bedroom apartment?

TrebleChamp:
What is the cost of a 3 bedroom apartment?

60 millions

Properties that breeds masses poverty

The govement is using lagos tax revenue to do business that thing is not affordable for common man on the street with minimum wages of 30k

Jakande is will be missed

MY ISSUE IS THAT I HOPE ITS AFFORDABLE FOR COMMON PERSON AND NOT HOUSING FOR LAGOS STATE COMMISSIONERS AND THE ELITES,

Built for RICH not the commron.

uptimum123:


You are looking at the pictures of the completed project and your still hoping it's not audio.

Which people go rent the place?

stevenosa:


Which people go rent the place?

Nigerians

It's rent to own or outright purchase

more..

IKBARUTEN11:
Lekki and its environs are the only decent places in Lagos


All other places are confirmed slums

yet the biggest GDP in Nigeria and 5th in Africa... ikan se yin

Lanrelagboi:
Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today commissioned a 100 Housing Units at Ikate, Lekki, Lagos, the Housing units is known as Bayview Estate.

The Bayview Estate project is a joint venture project between Lagos State Development and Property Corporation and Misa Ltd. It is situated behind Enyo Filling Station and beside Stillwaters Garden, Elegushi, Lekki.

This project consists of 68 terraces of 4 bedrooms with a maid’s room each and 32 flats of 3 bedrooms with a maid’s room each on a total land area of 23,000sqm.

The terraces has the following features:

1 Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Rooms (En suite)
1 Guest Room (En suite)
1 Maid’s Room (En suite)
Main Lounge
Kitchen/Store
Ante Room
Visitor’s Toilet

The flats has the following features:

Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Room (En suite)
Maid’s Room (En suite)
Ante Room
Main Lounge
Visitor’s Toilet
Kitchen/Store
Dining Area
Box Room

Internal Features:

High quality fully fitted kitchen
High quality sanitary fixtures
High quality HDF wardrobe

Facilities:

Water Treatment Plant
Recreation House
Car Park
Visitor’s Parking Lot
Gymnasium
Central Sewage System
24/7 Power Supply
 
Other Ancillary Buildings:

Generator House
Refuse House
Gate House

#ForAGreaterLagos

What does 'maid's room' mean?

Lanrelagboi:
Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today commissioned a 100 Housing Units at Ikate, Lekki, Lagos, the Housing units is known as Bayview Estate.

The Bayview Estate project is a joint venture project between Lagos State Development and Property Corporation and Misa Ltd. It is situated behind Enyo Filling Station and beside Stillwaters Garden, Elegushi, Lekki.

This project consists of 68 terraces of 4 bedrooms with a maid’s room each and 32 flats of 3 bedrooms with a maid’s room each on a total land area of 23,000sqm.

The terraces has the following features:

1 Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Rooms (En suite)
1 Guest Room (En suite)
1 Maid’s Room (En suite)
Main Lounge
Kitchen/Store
Ante Room
Visitor’s Toilet

The flats has the following features:

Master Bedroom (En suite)
2 Children Room (En suite)
Maid’s Room (En suite)
Ante Room
Main Lounge
Visitor’s Toilet
Kitchen/Store
Dining Area
Box Room

Internal Features:

High quality fully fitted kitchen
High quality sanitary fixtures
High quality HDF wardrobe

Facilities:

Water Treatment Plant
Recreation House
Car Park
Visitor’s Parking Lot
Gymnasium
Central Sewage System
24/7 Power Supply
 
Other Ancillary Buildings:

Generator House
Refuse House
Gate House

#ForAGreaterLagos

how can one benefit ?

justfash50:







Before you throw Tueh..........

How much is a plot valued in the area?

Pay a visit to the location and see the building before castigating the Governor.

On this Housing Unit; it is commendable

Paid troll.

So you don't know the government doesn't buy land like normal people? Go read the Land Use Act child.

Even then I lived around that area for years and you will get a plot for 30-50m. Is a terrace building now 40million to consruct?

You guys write things to protect this govt for peanuts yet destroy the future of your kids.

Tueh

uptimum123:


You are looking at the pictures of the completed project and your still hoping it's not audio.

not literally

IKBARUTEN11:
Lekki and its environs are the only decent places in Lagos


All other places are confirmed slums

Ikeja is slum?

Gbagada is slum?

Yaba is slum?

Surulere is slum?

Magodo is slum?

Brain is paining you

Houses already allocated to themselves in Alausa.

nedekid:

Hope you know those houses are not free. It will surprise you that is indigines of kerosene governors state and his closeby states that will buy most of those apartments while local people will be hailing the property is in their state.

eeyah and they couldn't carry the mud and their 2by2 shops for head when Fashola deported them and dumped them along Lagos-Ibadan Express Road

dollynnn:
Commendable!
Meanwhile,I hope it is not audio?

See let me tell you something about Lagos which you don’t know, regardless of any party that runs Lagos state the development is already kicking very fast they should cut off Lagos from Nigeria to be country of its own, imagine all the projects and infrastructure development Starting from time of Tinubu till date Lagos is doing well.

Sholaco:
No governor in igbo land has ever done this..no wonder they hate yoruba

Hate yorubas how?For what reason?

uptimum123:


You are looking at the pictures of the completed project and your still hoping it's not audio.

don't mind him.he thinks we're talking of Abia State,where everything is audio

dollynnn:
Commendable!
Meanwhile,I hope it is not audio?

Already sold-out before commissioning -guess who buy to resell at a profit

Good Question. Big question

pacespot:
Who do they intend to lease the houses to?

uptimum123:


You are looking at the pictures of the completed project and your still hoping it's not audio.

Abi she think say na drawing.

Latakia:
eeyah and they couldn't carry the mud and their 2by2 shops for head when Fashola deported them and dumped them along Lagos-Ibadan Express Road

Hmm, seems as if you only recon with the down trodden. Wither you like it or not cash is king. The boy down the road by the roadside I use to drive by years back to buy socks for my kid now is the biggest boutique owner in all egbeda environs. He built his brand new personal residential house and owns rental property just from small beginnings. He bought that house from a landlord, destroyed it and rebuilt. That is the same story all over. Cash is king, and if you are not careful, those "deportees" will buy your family house or land and turn you to Tennant.
That is the reality on ground.
A prominent Dr friend of mine a yoruba lamented that the apprentiship system of his people is flawed. Why, he says all over his neighborhood, all the shops, businesses were mostly owned by "deportees" (as you call them).
He says an igbo will train under an oga for 5 years and when he leaves the oga will settle him via renting a shop, stocking it with goods and mentors him. The boy will also have acess to collect stock and sell. He starts life running.
On the other hand the Yoruba apprentice pays to learn the trade. When he finishes he has to look for plenty money to do freedom, make a party, settle the boss, by the time he is free, he is already in debt, how does he stand to start life? He is already disadvantaged compared to his igbo counterpart.
This is something that my Dr friend said they have to look into. If not at the rate things are going, lands and houses will be bought. FACT!!
(NB:The above is not meant to be derogatory in any way. It's just an observation).

uptimum123:
If not Lagos, which state would it be.

Eko for show

God bless LAGOS

Sholaco:
No governor in igbo land has ever done this..no wonder they hate yoruba

They can't because it's beyond them.
They can't fix their region but they want to fix Nigeria.
Bunch of fools.

dollynnn:
Commendable!
Meanwhile,I hope it is not audio?

Not audio... Lagos government is not shameless like your state governors.

dollynnn:
Commendable!
Meanwhile,I hope it is not audio?

Rather, hope it's affordable?

Certainly not for the common Nigerians.....

Mama wey dey sell small shop no go see get house there , may God help us ooo

nedekid:

Hmm, seems as if you only recon with the down trodden. Wither you like it or not cash is king. The boy down the road by the roadside I use to drive by years back to buy socks for my kid now is the biggest boutique owner in all egbeda environs. He built his brand new personal residential house and owns rental property just from small beginnings. He bought that house from a landlord, destroyed it and rebuilt. That is the same story all over. Cash is king, and if you are not careful, those "deportees" will buy your family house or land and turn you to Tennant.
That is the reality on ground.
A prominent Dr friend of mine a yoruba lamented that the apprentiship system of his people is flawed. Why, he says all over his neighborhood, all the shops, businesses were mostly owned by "deportees" (as you call them).
He says an igbo will train under an oga for 5 years and when he leaves the oga will settle him via renting a shop, stocking it with goods and mentors him. The boy will also have acess to collect stock and sell. He starts life running.
On the other hand the Yoruba apprentice pays to learn the trade. When he finishes he has to look for plenty money to do freedom, make a party, settle the boss, by the time he is free, he is already in debt, how does he stand to start life? He is already disadvantaged compared to his igbo counterpart.
This is something that my Dr friend said they have to look into. If not at the rate things are going, lands and houses will be bought. FACT!!
(NB:The above is not meant to be derogatory in any way. It's just an observation).

eeyah disadvantaged indeed and still enter my region in the middle of the night like an illegal immigrants that want to enter Libya