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Sankabson:
Available!!

Sankabson:
Hello Nairalanders,

I have this great offer to share with You, over 50plots of Vacant Plot Of Land are Up for Grab with just 450k..

The land is very close to Life Forte International College, and also very close to Polytechnic of Ibadan.

And also couple of minute drive from Sango and Samonda Axis..

For More Enquires/Inspection:-

Sanusi B Kabeer

( Sanusi and Co Nigeria Limited)

Info@sanusiandcolimited.com

08095828691 07016585600

50, Adekunle Fajuyi Road, Ibadan..

CityNG:
I just wanted to alert you guys on something to watch out for during your property search in Nigeria.

I employed the services of a real estate Attorney to search for a legal land for me to purchase.

My lawyer through research found and made contact with an agent who showed us a piece of land in an area. I wanted to buy that land but the seller then reneged and said he wasn't selling anymore. So in my opinion that was the end of that deal and agent.

My lawyer then found another agent who showed us some other land in the same area. I went ahead and made that purchase after doing due diligence. We paid the new agent his fees.

Fast forward weeks later and my guys were working on my lot when the first agent came up to them (trespassing) and told them that I owed him agent fees (slander) and that he will call the Police and beat them up next time they work on my land until I pay him 10% (terroristic threat). Remember, he did not show us this property but another agent did, yet he wants to get paid.

I of course am letting my lawyer handle this (and he is). I did some research and found this agent advertising currently on OLX (surprise, it's becoming obvious that the platform could be a den of thieves as alleged on other threads) and I suspect that he is also on Nairaland but I haven't located his posts so far.

So my take away advice is for folks to document or sign a contract detailing which specific property an agent is showing you during your search.

As I've always stated, it is my belief that the average Nigerian is worse than the looting government. We all have a part to play in the national rebranding.

Since I learned a lot from on here I thought I should share this for others to learn from.

**In case this may head to court (I'm prepared to sue the agent for any further violations) I'm withholding naming the agent for now.

CityNG:
My brother the drama wey I see with two krokro eyes fit fill a whole book.

I lost the first week totally due to highway robbers discussed as land sellers. One land I was looking at was initially offered for N400k, when we got there to do the actual paperwork signing (we've finished all the due diligence) the seller then said he wasn't aware that the land faced a road and he now wants N850k.

Not sure if it's the whole country but Ibadan impressed me as mostly filled by hoodlums/thugs/thieves who masquerade as land agents/sellers.

Is it the economy?

Marpol:
Am of the opinion that once you buy a land, fence it and install a gate. Lock your gate. Anyone that goes in there without your permission is tresspassing. You have the right to shoot first and ask questions later.

FastShipping:
Your agent is the one behind your trouble. You need to squeeze his balls. He must have been told you just came from "Yankee".

This is a big lesson for you. Never buy a land anywhere in Southwest and work on the land immediately. Always wait at least nine months before embarking on any project on your land. In my own case, I waited four years.

y2kaustin:
Please,if you are reputable estate agent.kindly,add me on watsapp,via: 08134340380.so we can do business,cos I have loads of business prospects.i would want us to transact upon.than you,Essien.