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Plots of land for sale at Centenary city estate, Enugu.

Call 0803 335 0750 for inspection.

Thanks.

PLUTUS GARDEN UGWUOMU NIKE.

This is a fast selling property in Enugu amongst others!

It is right opposite Upper Room ministry Enugu!

It is dully registered with the ministry of land and urban development!

It is a level land and the neighborhood is already inhabited!
DOCUMENTS!
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT AND REGISTERED POWER OF ATTORNEY.

PROMO PRICE (Promo ends by end of September)
#5M.
Note: Land lifting and documentation is #500k.

Rush now!🏠💰




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Quality empty Land for sale in Enugu

Location: Alulu Nike
Nearest landmarks: Nike Lake resort hotel, Enugu East local government HQ, Donbrowno Academy
Title: Community Lease
Size: 580.231 Sqm
Development status: Fenced with gate
Asking price: 23m

This land above is still for sale.

1. Plot of land measuring 50 x 90 feet beside Maria Assumpta catholic church Achara layout Enugu for sale, - N45m

2. Plot of land measuring 580 square metres, Alulu Nike, Enugu. (fenced with gate) in a developed area - N21m

3. 21 rooms house at Agbani, Nkanu West Local government area - N21m

4. Plots of land at Akpuoga Nike, Enugu East Local government area (with land documents, survey plans) - N5m each

5. 31 rooms building of 2 plots of land (occupied by tenants) at Ninth mile corner Ngwo - N45m

6. Plots of land at Ugwuomu Nike Enugu state, (with land documentation, survey plans) - N6m each

*Enugu Govt Approves Relocation of Two Slums, 23 More in the Pipeline*

*_Approves development of dormant Abuja property_

The Enugu State Government has approved the relocation of Agu-Owa and Ugbo-Lawrence slums in Enugu metropolis to enable the administration to develop the areas into modern dwellings in line with its urban renewal agenda.

The government also approved the development of relocation sites at Akpuoga Nike Estate to resettle the occupants of the slums, noting that each of the relocated families would get a two-bedroom flat and a Certificate-of-Occupancy to the property.

This was made known to Government House correspondents at the end of the State Executive Council (Exco) meeting presided over by Governor Peter Mbah at the weekend.

Briefing newsmen, the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Gerald Otiji, said, “The Exco today approved the urban renewal and relocation of urban slums. We have identified 25 urban slums in Enugu metropolis. We are starting with two pilot schemes and will be relocating the residents and families of those two slums.

“The pilot scheme will start with Agu-Owa at Trans-Ekulu and Ugbo-Lawrence at Independence Layout.

“Exco also deliberated on facilities that will be in the relocation site. It will all have paved roads, electricity, two-bedroom flat apartments, sports amenities, and other facilities. Smart School will be centered there and Certificates of Occupancy will be issued to the occupants and families that will be relocated. So, nobody is going to be left behind.

“The two pilot schemes are Agu-Owa and Ugbo Lawrence, which will be relocated to Akpuoga Nike Estate. It's an enclosed estate with security and all amenities.

“This pilot scheme is going to be a new model and we ask our brothers and sisters that live in those areas to cooperate with the government to get the full benefits of these well thought out plans.

Also briefing, the Commissioner for Trade, Investment, and Industry, Adaora Chukwu, announced government’s approval for the development of a property in Abuja, which has been dormant and undereloped for the past 10 years.

“Exco gave approval for a real estate development firm called Tout Moi Nigeria Limited, an indigenous real estate development company with a niche for luxury eco-friendly smart homes, to develop a piece of property that we have owned for the past 10 years in the Wuye District of Abuja.

"This is in line with the governor’s development agenda, which aims to optimise the value of unutillised moribund or unoperational assets. This will probably give the state a return on investment of about 300 per cent.

“The proposed development model is to build luxury housing units, a total of 43 housing units, which will include high-rise apartments, terrace buildings and semi-detached buildings.

“It is also going to include a club house, a recreational centre, which, apart from selling the housing units, will create additional revenue for the state government as well,” she said.

On his part, the Commissioner for Sports and Youth Development counterpart, Barr. Lloyd Ekweremadu, informed that the Exco discussed the ongoing upgrade of the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium where physical developments would be witnessed shortly as well as raising the Enugu Marathon 2025 to a truly international event.

“We had discussions about 2025 marathon in Enugu State. The focus this time is to bring the marathon in line with international standards, working towards potentially getting it accredited by the World Athletics Federation and putting it on the annual calendar,” he stated.

Commissioners for Lands and Urban Development, Barr. Chimaobi Okorie, updated newsmen on the digitalisation and digitisation of land management in the state, noting that the Enugu State Geographic Information Service (ENGIS) would be up very soon.

Looks like akpouga nike will get investors attention now, good to hear.

spyder880:
*Enugu Govt Approves Relocation of Two Slums, 23 More in the Pipeline*

*_Approves development of dormant Abuja property_

The Enugu State Government has approved the relocation of Agu-Owa and Ugbo-Lawrence slums in Enugu metropolis to enable the administration to develop the areas into modern dwellings in line with its urban renewal agenda.

The government also approved the development of relocation sites at Akpuoga Nike Estate to resettle the occupants of the slums, noting that each of the relocated families would get a two-bedroom flat and a Certificate-of-Occupancy to the property.

This was made known to Government House correspondents at the end of the State Executive Council (Exco) meeting presided over by Governor Peter Mbah at the weekend.

Briefing newsmen, the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Gerald Otiji, said, “The Exco today approved the urban renewal and relocation of urban slums. We have identified 25 urban slums in Enugu metropolis. We are starting with two pilot schemes and will be relocating the residents and families of those two slums.

“The pilot scheme will start with Agu-Owa at Trans-Ekulu and Ugbo-Lawrence at Independence Layout.

“Exco also deliberated on facilities that will be in the relocation site. It will all have paved roads, electricity, two-bedroom flat apartments, sports amenities, and other facilities. Smart School will be centered there and Certificates of Occupancy will be issued to the occupants and families that will be relocated. So, nobody is going to be left behind.

“The two pilot schemes are Agu-Owa and Ugbo Lawrence, which will be relocated to Akpuoga Nike Estate. It's an enclosed estate with security and all amenities.

“This pilot scheme is going to be a new model and we ask our brothers and sisters that live in those areas to cooperate with the government to get the full benefits of these well thought out plans.

Also briefing, the Commissioner for Trade, Investment, and Industry, Adaora Chukwu, announced government’s approval for the development of a property in Abuja, which has been dormant and undereloped for the past 10 years.

“Exco gave approval for a real estate development firm called Tout Moi Nigeria Limited, an indigenous real estate development company with a niche for luxury eco-friendly smart homes, to develop a piece of property that we have owned for the past 10 years in the Wuye District of Abuja.

"This is in line with the governor’s development agenda, which aims to optimise the value of unutillised moribund or unoperational assets. This will probably give the state a return on investment of about 300 per cent.

“The proposed development model is to build luxury housing units, a total of 43 housing units, which will include high-rise apartments, terrace buildings and semi-detached buildings.

“It is also going to include a club house, a recreational centre, which, apart from selling the housing units, will create additional revenue for the state government as well,” she said.

On his part, the Commissioner for Sports and Youth Development counterpart, Barr. Lloyd Ekweremadu, informed that the Exco discussed the ongoing upgrade of the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium where physical developments would be witnessed shortly as well as raising the Enugu Marathon 2025 to a truly international event.

“We had discussions about 2025 marathon in Enugu State. The focus this time is to bring the marathon in line with international standards, working towards potentially getting it accredited by the World Athletics Federation and putting it on the annual calendar,” he stated.

Commissioners for Lands and Urban Development, Barr. Chimaobi Okorie, updated newsmen on the digitalisation and digitisation of land management in the state, noting that the Enugu State Geographic Information Service (ENGIS) would be up very soon.

Hello Sir, are you working on any group estate projects any time soon? Like the one you did few years back? any one on the pipeline?

write2obi:
Hello Sir, are you working on any group estate projects any time soon? Like the one you did few years back? any one on the pipeline?

Yes I am still looking for a good site to acquire land. The land acquisition has to be thorough, I want a safe and secure location, that will be very accessible to make development of the estate faster.