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Do you you know, with just 675,000, you can be a land owner in one of the fastest growing city in lagos, Nigeria.IBEJU LEKKI.


WHY IS IBEJU-LEKKI, THE FASTEST GROWING CITY IN LAGOS?

Because of these upcoming landmarks in Ibeju-Lekki


Ibeju-Lekki is a local government area in the Epe Division of Lagos State, Nigeria. The administrative centre is Akodo. Ibeju lekki is also known as the new lagos because 95% 0f the development that is coming to lagos are all going to Ibeju-Lekki some of those important landmarks are:


Dangote multi Billion Dollar Refinery: The Chairman, Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, had in 2013 disclosed plans to build a 400,000-barrel-per-day crude oil refinery in Ibeju Lekki and subsequently awarded the contract to an Indian company, Engineers India Limited.
Notwithstanding the presence of other companies in the area, such as Raffle Oil LFTZ Enterprises, Obat Oil, Progress Marine Limited, a shipping company that has also bought hundreds of hectares of land in the area for its tank farm development, Eko Resort and a few others, the proposed refinery is expected to signal the commencement of the multi-billion naira investment in the zone. Although preliminary work, including clearing of the site, has barely begun, the prices of land in the areas surrounding the Lekki Free Trade Zone have gone up by over 900 per cent.


Lekki Free Trade Zone: The Master Plan of Lekki Free Trade Zone (“Lekki FTZ”) covers a total area of about 30 square kms with 27 square kms for urban construction purposes, which would accommodate a total resident population of 120,000.
As per the Master Plan, Lekki FTZ will be developed and turned into a new modern city with integration of industries, commerce & business, real estate development, warehousing & logistics, tourism & entertainment etc.
Lekki Deep Seaport: the development of Lekki Deep Seaport (Phase I) that is estimated to gulp about $1.5 billion. When completed, the port would relieve the pressure on the Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports and would also support business activities at the Lekki Free Trade Zone.
The construction of the port is expected to last for about four years and more than 10,000 jobs are projected to be created directly and indirectly during the construction period while more than 169,000 jobs would be generated directly and indirectly when it becomes fully operational, according to government sources.

Lekki-Epe International Airport: The state government has commenced works on the development of the Lekki-Epe International Airport to transport services in the state. The State Government has successfully obtained the site approval for the airport from the Federal Ministry of Aviation and has also completed the master plan of the 3,500 hectares of land earmarked for the project.
“The Lekki-Epe International Airport is designed to handle about five million passengers annually with provision for a modular terminal for future expansion. Preliminary works on the airport project have commenced with the clearing of 150 hectares (runway), 4.5km of the access road and 9km of perimeter road.

Pan Atlantic University: Pan-Atlantic University is a private, non-profit educational institution in Lagos, Nigeria. The university had its origin as the Lagos Business School (LBS), established in 1991. The federal government approved the university as Pan-African University in 2002, and the LBS became its first school. In May 2013 its name was changed to Pan-Atlantic University, in order to avoid confusion with the Pan-African University of the African Union.[1] The Ajah Campus was completed in 2003 and in 2010 work began on the Ibeju-Lekki campus.
Lakowe Lakes Golf and Country Estate: Lakowe Lakes Golf and Country Estate is an exclusive 308-hectare residential development set within a scenic countryside around an 18-hole world-class golf course. The estate provides premium plots to house residences – detached and town homes, and corporate lodges. It will include requisite amenities, such as a clubhouse, halfway house, golf academy, and recreation center amongst others, all complete with first class infrastructure. Additionally, the estate offers an array of lakes, of which the spectacular 55-hectare man-made lake is the main feature.

So considering all the amenities and attractions that Ibeju-Lekki has to offer, a property in this region may be the best option for those looking for properties in Lagos. This city is going to be the fastest growing centre in Nigeria and it is predicted to Increase its population by ten(10x) in the next few years, Looking at how fast this city is growing, Ibeju-Lekki is the best place for anyone who want to invest in property that will bring the highest return on investment.

AN OPPURTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME MUST BE HARNESSED WITHIN THE LIFE SPAN OF THAT OPPURTUNITY; THAT IS WHERE SPEED COMES IN!!!
WANT TO REALLY BUILD WEALTH?

Grab your cheque book (or quickly give a transfer instruction to your bankers) to buy into any of the following Estate. The economists, valuers and mathematicians amongst other subscribers can help us calculate how much a parcel of land in this estate will be worth 10 years from today. I have a migraine just thinking about it.

HAVILLA GARDENS SCHEME 2 at Eleranigbe (Ibeju-lekki)
PRICE:- 675,000(outright)
INSTALLMENT:- 150,000 initial deposit+ (50,000x12months)=750,000
HOT PROMO!! Buy 5 plots (outright)and get 1 FREE!!!!

NAME:DESTINY GARDENS
LOCATION:Eluju (Ibeju-lekki)
TITLE:Govt Excission
PRICE:- 4,800,000(outright)
INSTALLMENT:- 400,000x12months
Outright payment attracts a 10% discount

HAVILLA COUNTY (Eleranigbe) Ibeju-Lekki
PRICE: 1.5m (outright)
INSTALMENT:300,000 initial deposit + (125,000x12) months= 1.8m

LEKKI VILLAS PHASE 1 (BOGIJE)
PRICE:2.7m (outright)
INSTALMENT:300,000 initial deposit+ (225,000x12months)= 3m

LEKKI VILLAS PHASE 2 (Ibeju Town)
PRICE:1.5m (Outright)
INSTALMENT:300,000 INITIAL DEPOSIT+ (125,000x12months)= 1.8m

Call Victor Eze on 08158961762 for detailed information on all the estates and site inspection

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Nice one tho

but anything Land the fear me oo

If you go through the right source...then you have nothing to fear

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Still on sale

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na by force to marry in this harsh economy na hunger go kill person...

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A market for donkeys in Nigeria is hardly big news, as the animal’s meat is consumed in some parts of the country. But reports have it that the hardy beast of burden’s numbers are dwindling, even as demand for its skin is increasing in faraway China. Daily Trust followed the trail.

In Nigeria, particularly the Northern region, donkeys are used as beasts of burden, used to transport goods from one place to another. Farmers also find them useful, as their temperament is non-threatening. However, there are parts of the country, particularly the East, where it is slaughtered for consumption. Some nomadic herdsmen also breed them, as they help with moving children and luggage across distances. Even in view of the various uses of the donkey in Nigeria, it was intriguing to discover that Chinese merchants have a lot of interest in it, which is tied directly to the movement en masse of the animal from the Northern part of Nigeria, to others.
Donkeys are not bred in large number by any major farm or organization anywhere in Nigeria, so their population are dwindling, and fast. Some experts who spoke to Daily Trust even used declared them “endangered”. One of them, Dr. Vincent Isegbe, Coordinating Director of the Nigerian Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS) said a group of  foreigners approached him for a quarantine certificate, to export donkey skin from Nigeria to China, but he declined because, according to him, the animal is on the list of endangered species and not allowed for export.




Dr. Isegbe expressed concern that a lot of illegal trade is said to be going on, which is responsible for the declining population of the animal, as it is also not being bred to check the trend.
Mr. Ling Xao, a Chinese national working in the construction sector, told Daily Trust in Lafia that  donkey by-products, particularly the skin, are hot cake in China, commanding sizeable price tags. He added that it is because it is a staple in Chinese traditional medicine, particularly in anti-ageing solutions popular with women. While Xao says he has never taken the skin out of Nigeria, he confirmed that he would if given the opportunity, as it would fetch him a lot of money.
Emeka Emmanuel is a well-known buyer of donkeys at Maigatari International Cattle Market in Jigawa State and has been into the business for over 20 years now. He told Daily Trust that sometimes he buys over a million naira’s worth of donkeys from the market for onward transport to the South. “I’m into the business not only for meeting demand for the meat in the South-East where it is a delicacy for some, but for transporting the skin abroad, too. It is in high demand in China, and I’m making a killing,” he said, adding that after the meat is removed, the skin is processed and readied for export.
Saminu Haladu is a middle-man in the donkey section of the Maigatari International Cattle Market and revealed that over 5,000 donkeys are transported to South-Eastern states from the market every week. He said about 20 trailers loaded with donkeys are leaving the market to the South weekly, largely to Anambra, Enugu and Bayelsa states. He said: “We’ve heard that the skin is taken to China because of the high demand over there. But here, they highest they can buy a donkey is N35,000 or N40,000. If it is sick, then about N10,000 to N15,000.”
Haladu also said the demand for donkey’s hides in China was very high in 2015, particularly. “We learnt that the Chinese people buy the hide at the equivalent of N12,000 apiece, which has made the price of the animal rise. According to him, insurgency and exchange rate are grossly affecting the supply of donkeys to the market from neighbouring Niger Republic, which is the merchants’ major source of donkeys.
In Kano State, at Larabar Abasawa Market in Gezawa local government area, another middle-man in the donkey section, Mai-Unguwa Musa Minjibir, said clients from the South  have stopped coming to buy donkeys, because they are not getting the quantity they want. He added that in the South, the skin is treated irrespective of the size, age or health of the animal, and taken to China, where “they are crazy for it”.
A Chinese diplomatic official confirmed that donkey skin is used for medicine in China, but the embassy seems unaware of how far their nationals have penetrated trade on the commodity in Nigeria.
An embassy official who asked not to be named told Daily Trust: “Donkey skin is a material for a type of Chinese medicine.” The official declined further comment when questioned on the impact of its patronage on trade between the two countries, or if bilateral efforts are on to facilitate easy access in view of the growing demand.
Apart from the skin, donkey milk was used up to the early 20th century as substitute for cow milk in some cultures around the world. According to Viva Woman, a Singapore-based beauty blog with focus on natural skincare, donkey milk “can promote blood circulation and increase the reproduction of cells; its beautifying effect is also much sought after by women. It is reported to have great anti-aging effects, including increasing elasticity of the skin, improving skin tone, preventing wrinkles and even eradicating pigmented spots.”
Clinical studies reported by Nova Science Publishers, New York, also demonstrated that donkey milk could substitute breast feeding in infants because it is the closest milk to human milk in biochemical composition.
China Daily website reports that donkey skin is made into a cold appetizer and gelatin in China. The site says donkey meat is consumed widely in China’s northern provinces of Shandong, Anhui, Hebei, Shanxi and Shaanxi, and especially in Hebei. Beijing is greatly influenced by this donkey-eating culture, it adds.
Checks showed that the Chinese merchants use the skin mainly to meet a growing demand in cosmetic and pharmaceutical companies producing Gelatin. Their researchers say the quality of gelatin extracted from donkey skin is particularly high, and has properties unavailable in skins of other animals.
Gelatin is a mixture of peptides and proteins produced by partial hydrolysis of collagen extracted from the skin, bones, and connective tissues of animals, mostly domesticated ones.
In the markets in the South-East, donkey meat is called ‘Jaki’ (‘donkey’ in Hausa) and it serves to some as an alternative to beef, considered costly. Since donkey meat consumption became the vogue in Ezzamgbo in Ebonyi State, Maigatari Border Market at Agbor in Delta State and Obollo-Afo and Eha-Amufu, both in Enugu State where donkeys are given as special gifts during funeral ceremonies of affluent persons.
Dr. Mahmud Abdullahi, a Veterinary Officer in Kaduna, says though the meat has nutritional value, he is not aware of any area in Nigeria where people drink donkey milk. According to him, a 1996 census of the animal in Nigeria put their population at about 3.6 million and they are only found within the Northern states.
Back in Jigawa, at the Maigatari International Cattle Market, another dealer, Kenneth Samuel, described the business as profitable. He told Daily Trust that he transports the donkeys to the South-East, but China is the final destination where they sell the skin at “very good prices”. He added that buyers don’t mind any type of donkey because the main concern is the skin, not the meat. Therefore, he says, “We make more gain from sick donkeys, as they cost less.”
While the Chinese go gaga over Nigerian donkeys, the awareness of the demand is creating a large market, inevitably paving way for smuggling of the animal’s in-demand skin. How long this boom of sorts continues unregulated, remains to be seen.
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/chinese-are-going-gaga-for-nigerian-donkeys/130348.html#GSFktzZSZ4IJLHUR.99

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, vacant land is one of the most overlooked and misunderstood real estate investments in the world.

Whenever I tell people that I specialize in buying and selling vacant land, I get a lot of blank stares. I’ve found that there is a HUGE misconception in the minds of most real estate investors. A lot of people have this erroneous notion that vacant land is a “weak” (or even “pointless”) investment because…

It doesn’t produce income.
It just sits there and nothing happens.
It’s just boring.
It’s an unfortunate misconception, because the truth is – vacant land is capable of producing some serious cash flow and it’s one of the best investments in the world because of its hands-off nature and extreme versatility.

I LOVE the fact that land just sits there and nothing happens. The simplicity and stability that comes with owning the right piece of land (purchased at the right price) can far outweigh the myriad of problems that come with owning any other type of real estate. If you’ve overlooked vacant land as an investment opportunity in the past, you need to take a few minutes and get educated about what land is all about.

Here Are 10 Reasons Why You Should Be Investing In Land:

1) With Vacant Land, You Don’t Need to “do” Anything to the Property.
Forget construction! Forget renovations! You don’t need to be an expert or know anything about how to rehab a property yourself. In most cases, you really only need to know one thing: “Is the property suitable for building?” As long as someone else can build on the land if/when they want to, a huge part of the battle is already won.

2) Land is a “Hands-Off” Investment.
Have you had enough of dealing with tenants, toilets, bugs, mold, lawn care, leaking roofs, bursting pipes, broken furnaces, and the hundreds of other issues that come with owning buildings? Vacant land doesn’t involve ANY of those things. Once you buy it…   it sits there, it behaves itself, and nothing happens.

3) Statistically, Vacant Land Owners are Highly Motivated to Sell.
Why? Because vacant land owners (by default) are always absentee owners. When a person doesn’t live inside of (or even near) the property they’re trying to sell, there is less of an “emotional connection” (because it isn’t their primary residence). In many cases, you’ll find that these sellers are willing to sell their land for pennies on the dollar – simply because they don’t live anywhere near it, it’s not producing any income for them (because they don’t know how to optimize their land correctly) and as a result, they are much more apathetic about it. Find these people, and you will find some incredible deals.

4) Land Investors Have Virtually No Competition to Deal With.
Are you tired of dealing with such stiff competition on every property you try to buy? Are you sick of getting outbid on every good deal you’re lucky enough to find? Well guess what…  there is virtually no competition with land.  You see – most real estate investors have their minds stuck on: “houses”, “apartments”, “commercial property”, because that’s what everyone else does. Most investors don’t understand the superior benefits of land and this can definitely play to your advantage.

5) Land Investors Call Their Own Shots.
When you buy vacant land the right way, it’s easy to buy each property with your own cash and completely avoid dealing with banks and mortgage companies. When I got started as a land investor, I had $3,000 to my name and to this day, I have never had to borrow money from a bank. Ever. When you know where to look for great deals on land, it requires very little start-up capital to get your business up and running.

6) When You Learn How to Research Properties Effectively, you can Buy and Sell Vacant Land Properties Without Ever Seeing Them In-Person.
In 2011, I bought and sold a parcel of land and grossed over $44,000. The entire process took me 5 months from start to finish and to this day, I’ve never actually seen this property with my own eyes. Everything was done virtually, using the tools that you and I have available for FREE online. The beauty of land is that it doesn’t involve any structures. This means the inspection process is VERY simple – and if you’re doing the right research, you can easily buy your properties without ever visiting them in-person.

7) Add Seller Financing to the Mix and EXPLODE Your Income Potential.
When you combine vacant land with the power of Seller Financing, it’s a match made in heaven. It can open up the doors to finding MANY more buyers, because most banks are very hesitant to lend money on vacant land. Due to the scarcity of “easy money” financing, a land investor can use this to their advantage by charging a higher-than-market interest rate and many people will gladly pay it. Seller Financing is also a great way to create multiple streams of passive income that act like rental properties, but come with virtually none of the typical headaches that rental properties are known for.

Land is Very Inexpensive to Own as a Long-Term Investment.
When you buy a piece of land for the right price, there are no mortgage payments to make, no utility bills to pay, the cost of property insurance is nominal (if you have it at all) and property taxes are extremely cheap. If you want to park your cash somewhere and forget about it, vacant land could be exactly the investment vehicle you’re looking for.

9) Land Gives its Owner Peace of Mind.
Think about it – land is a long-term, tangible asset that doesn’t wear out, doesn’t depreciate, and nothing can get broken, stolen or destroyed. Put all of these benefits together with your ability to buy it for next-to-nothing…   and can you think of a better combination?

10) They Aren’t Making Any More Of It.
Most people don’t think of vacant land this way, but the reality is – land is an extremely valuable resource with limited quantities available. Especially when you purchase land in the path of growth, you will find yourself with a finite asset that a lot of other people want to get their hands on. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds and 401Ks all make sense in certain scenarios, and so does land. If you go into this with the intent of holding the right property for the long-term, it can make a lot more sense (and be a lot more profitable) than any other retirement vehicle out there.

Land Investing Is A Huge Opportunity
I’ll be completely honest with you. Land investing is without question, the most powerful strategy I’ve used to build my real estate investing career. I’ve bought and sold dozens of vacant land properties and generated a lot of passive income by selling them with Seller Financing.

Culled from retipsterdotcom

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

"Real estate investing, even on a very small scale, remains a tried and true means of building an individual's cash flow and wealth"
~Robert Kiyosaki

NAME:HEBRON GARDENS
LOCATION:LFTZ
PRICE:3m(outright)
INSTALMENT PLAN: 300,000x12months =3.6m

Call Victor Eze on 08158961762 or 08092724970 for more detailed description and site inspection

“The major fortunes in America have been made in land.” -John D. Rockefeller

“The major fortunes in America have been made in land.” -John D. Rockefeller

“The major fortunes in America have been made in land.” -John D. Rockefeller

“The major fortunes in America have been made in land.” -John D. Rockefeller