₦airaland Forum

Land in some part of Lagos!

amigo1088:
Come to the north and set up a decent business, buy land, or buy a landed property

Why North?? What is wrong investing it at Southeast, our new paradise

In nigeria.

Frezhkid10:
Am sure you don’t earn that in Nigeria…

humberjade:
How can you say Ogijo is not outskirt of Lagos.

Can you please shed more like on this "Before that area will develop, the seller would have reclaimed the land from the buyer".

What I meant is that area is to the extreme. Seems to Pass the stage of being called outskirts.
As per the second paragraph, it seems to be unsafe to prospect land on the extreme outskirts in the hope over time it will be valuable for use. The recent trend is that those lands usually end up in dispute as the locals end up reselling the land to other parties once the areas starts to appreciate.

bonnyhope:
And you think only those living in GRA are rich.

Must everyone buy land or live in GRA?

some of you love to twist post to suit your narrative. You deeply understand what he meant but you’re being mischievous

YoungLionken:
You see, this is one of the problems I have with the Igbos. Where in Nigeria (whether west, south or north) deepest village, would a plot of land cost that much ??

I think the Igbo elders should sit and address this money-money syndrome, that is rampant in the east...

Have you been to anambra before

You have problem with the igbo's??

Please who the hell are you ?

You can re-invest in a joint venture building contract and let’s make more money

I love this idea and it a very good one. A mini grinding processing plant. as I’m thinking about it now, when my money is up to certain amount I’ll give this a try I’ve a good feeling. Cause garri na part of life.



This can set up a mini grain grinding or cassava-to-garri processing plant.

With one diesel engine, two gratters and one haudralic pump.

If you re lucky, to get a sensible operator, this can generate a profit of at least 4k a a day, when sited well.


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inoki247:
I don't need to be worth 20m before I know is not money before we use to Pray for Millions we hit the millions finally he no meet up wetin we plan..


What I'm trying to say now with the present Nigeria situation 20m can't really take care of things for someone you can spend 20m and still no show for your body shey na house u wan build ni or buy car unless say na accidented car or Low Budget new car then you can still av some money left..

Most of them understand your post and the point you’re driving at, they’re just twisting it so we go know say they too sabi talk.




1m, though hard to find , but it’s cheap to spend these days.

Smartwave:
Why North?? What is wrong investing it at Southeast, our new paradise

Because it's more cost effective to start a business in the north that southeast, also I am just giving my opinion.


you can tell the OP to go to east and start a business with 1M

Woman o

77up:
Honestly, that's the truth and it's very sad.


If he can think properly, that 1m can get him plots of land if not even acre in a surbub area (I'm into Real Estate so I know this very well) which can in no distance time turn to a massive profit .

1m can get some good Nigeria used car , you can achieve building foundation though that's depends on your kind of building anyway. Even with our dying economy here, you can do a whole lot with 1m , just sit down and think.

You’re a dvmb broke man, I’m not sure you’ve seen a million in cash…sh*ts practically useless, there’s no land anywhere habitable that’ll go for 1M, abi na sambisa you dey call your real estate??

Cadexa:
The value of naira is nothing to write home about

Why Za Cow....why...!!!!!!!

Pipefitter:
A plot of land in the deepest part of my village in Anambra is nothing less than 10m. I am from Ichida in Anambra

lie with caution oga...

Pojomojo:
In some part in Lekki, you are poor. A 4 bedroom modern duplex is going for 150m excluding agency fees

I have one for 97m now

You can buy half plot of land for that amount, so what are we talking about. It's because we have used our own hands to devalue our Naira, that's why things are this way. Go to other African countries and find out how much they earn as minimum wage, then you will know that Nigeria is indeed a sick country.

uncleck:
Those days, making a million naira was a feat that most people could only dream of all their lives. Having a million naira meant that you're actually wealthy.

Nowadays, a million naira cannot pay some people's house rent. It cannot buy some high end mobile phones. It cannot buy a 20 years old Toyota Corolla. It cannot buy a 17 years old Honda Civic.

1 million naira cannot start a good provision store. It can no longer rent and finish a good selfcon apartment. Naira is now very useless

It cannot take care of any building segment such as tiling, wiring, roofing, etc

Stop deceiving yourself and others.one million naira can build a self contain in a remote location.

That's why you see them going into crime. To meet up.

YoungLionken:
You see, this is one of the problems I have with the Igbos. Where in Nigeria (whether west, south or north) deepest village, would a plot of land cost that much ??

I think the Igbo elders should sit and address this money-money syndrome, that is rampant in the east...

At least you can start family with 1million. Marry cheap wife for 300k, rent house 300k, feeding 200k, save 200k for wife delivery hospital bills

Honda baby boy

2paid2Bmad:
You’re a dvmb broke man, I’m not sure you’ve seen a million in cash…sh*ts practically useless, there’s no land anywhere habitable that’ll go for 1M, abi na sambisa you dey call your real estate??

When you see people rushing to insult people like this, just know they are either one reckless over fed kid or senseless old man.

Even as I'm talking to you now, part of the location selling now in my company are spread across Oyo, Ogbomoso,Osun and Kwara and trust me , you will even get change from 1m with 1acre at some of these location, all you need is leave it for some time to appreciate and cash out later. I have where you can start building now that you can get 2plots with that 1m in Osun.

When I said you can get plots of land or even acre in a surbub area, I know what I mean and intelligent people already understood not some numbskull like you, now get lost fool.

Start a POS business with it. It's less risky.

Lannyjoe4u:
Send the 1m and I'll use 100k to !nvest. Getting 10k/day

Talk to me

YoungLionken:
You see, this is one of the problems I have with the Igbos. Where in Nigeria (whether west, south or north) deepest village, would a plot of land cost that much ??

I think the Igbo elders should sit and address this money-money syndrome, that is rampant in the east...

Try to travel a little; some people’s deepest village be like Ikeja in Lagos....

lendahand:
lie with caution oga...

It's not a lie bro.. I have no reason to lie... I just got the attached pic off the net, apparently I undervalued it. The people that own vast land in my place are not willing to sell

RockyEyo:
Talk to me

My mail is opened boss

nedekid:
What I meant is that area is to the extreme. Seems to Pass the stage of being called outskirts.
As per the second paragraph, it seems to be unsafe to prospect land on the extreme outskirts in the hope over time it will be valuable for use. The recent trend is that those lands usually end up in dispute as the locals end up reselling the land to other parties once the areas starts to appreciate.

Well, you made solid points. Just like I mentioned, lawyer up while buying it, they know authentic documents to possess to safeguard it. And again, if you keep visiting the place to put something on it from time to time, it will be difficult for the locals to do anything funny. Grease necessary palms too, like the Baale or the community leader. Buy him some assorted wines and give him small cash at intervals.

In all of these, some of the moves I mentioned might not be necessary if you study the environment well. You can even go to the barracks or police station, grease some palms, and they could follow you there like twice too, and then erect a sign board with the inscription "military zone, land not for sale, keep off". These measures are far reaching depending on the potential of the land.

Note that every thing, every investment in Nigeria is a risk. Even if you buy liquids with the money, there is no guarantee you won't lose it one way or the other. The naija money markets are not stable, even foreign exchange is a big risk, and crypto, that's even worse, it can make you a millionaire before you go to bed, and a pauper by the time you wake up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v9LpgEDz1M

Kworrecttv1:
And the 1m is what I earn every 2 weeks.
This life no balance. Some have food but can not eat, some can eat but have no food but I have food and I can eat glory be to God most high.

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What do you do for a living?

CodeTemplar:
Like you said little or nothing that is a significant capital.

Investment is the main option and only saturated businesses like hairdressing saloon, cafe, copy centre, grocery store, gaming centre, cafteria etc can be comfortably set up with N1m.
Agric is another profitable business it can do a lot for and where demand is almost always high.

Snacks business will blow with ₦1m.

Fish pond. If you have access to land.

Anything food will do well on initial capital of ₦1m

Wodu89:
It can be invested into a business to make good returns

what business, unless that business don’t require a physical location.

inoki247:
Lol even if you decide to build your house In the Bush in this present Nigeria situation you can't build a house with 20m to your taste and av anything left so automatically you become a chronic poor man again....

What I'm trying to say is 20m no fit remove your problem until you earn it sha u go know...

exactly. It doesn't stop there.