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true2home:

HI,
That's why it is fraudulent. why not let people buy immediately? Those buying will like to develop as soon as giving the chance and therefore, the place will develop naturally. But what i suspect is the guys are going to take money and use that funds for developing infrastructure in certain area, then take it up themselves while throwing those that have paid in the back, where they don't plan to develop soon. That's what makes it fraud to me. Im sure they will give allocation, but it will be for my Grandkids!!!

We the citizen must stand united against such sharp practices

I'm going to ask a honest question Sir?

Aren't there other available lands to purchase on an immediate basis?

Why this one?

I'm trying to learn.

brag3:
@smiley001

Not sure you needed to write this.

I have seen some of your comments on here and you come across as someone respectable so no need to announce this.

Take it easy bros.

Don't take things personal on NL.

Thank you sir but please help me delete or edit the quote where I put my name.


I appreciate it sir.

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EgunMogaji:


I'm going to ask a honest question Sir?

Aren't there other available lands to purchase on an immediate basis?

Why this one?

I'm trying to learn.

Sorry, the land is actually on Lagos - Ibadan Expressway. About 100ft to the 6 lanes newly built. Very nice if the they can remove the Fraud and let it develop naturally.I will upload some pic. i have the video but too big to attach

segcymoor:

Well, I am just speaking in parable
Note that sagamu /ore road still bushy.....who knows how far d land situated... How far from the express since he is not aware of the area

I was hoping by showing the will to pay upfront, i will get immediate allocation. And depending on how close to the already built, i can make it a playground for the kids to go play in when we are on ground for vacation.

n3xt:



If I'm to advice you, get into installmental payment with OPIC. Or get something from PropertyMart "The Cranbel" also inside the proposed Makun City.

The design looks so good on paper but like you rightly assume it's not going to be ready anytime soon.

They (OPIC) should have adopted a model where people gets allocation on paper and are asked to pay certain amount of money to get physical allocation and pay the balance over certain period of time. They'll get more subscribers using that approach.

The guys are trying to do something but I don't think they've got the capacity to manage such a big project yet unless there is reincarnation of the OPIC of the 80s.
Even go through OPIC website, you'll see that you're very unfair to take them too serious.

If it's "buy and tie down money" investment you're planning to do, then it's a good place to invest.

Note: The Makun City will make more meaning if it has alternative access roads apart from the expressway. I'll ask about that before I pay kobo o!


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For me I'll be looking at having something around Iperu, Ilishan-Babcock and Sagamu-Benin Expressway as those areas are going to witness exponential growth pretty soon.

_{There's a big shopping mall planned in the key cities in Ogun state (Mowe, Sagamu, Ijebu Ode, Abeokuta)}

Hajj, have you seen this?

https://www.nairaland.com/3149366/earthquake-causes-panic-saki-oyo

done

smiley001:



Thank you sir but please help me delete or edit the quote where I put my name.


I appreciate it sir.

SIr, the location is close to My Village but not in my village. Just like to live between my village and lagos without the headache of lagos and without the living in the village where everybody knows me.

EgunMogaji:


I'm going to ask a honest question Sir?

Aren't there other available lands to purchase on an immediate basis?

Why this one?

I'm trying to learn.

The place is nice for people from Remo Land in IJEBU. And Beside, i will like to invest in my home-state to help it develop too

true2home:
SIr, the location is close to My Village but not in my village. Just like to live between my village and lagos without the headache of lagos and without the living in the village where everybody knows me.

Okay, sounds good then.

brag3:
done

Thank you sir

true2home:
SIr, the location is close to My Village but not in my village. Just like to live between my village and lagos without the headache of lagos and without the living in the village where everybody knows me.

I can see lafarge buildings. Those house are constructed with lightweight steel.

Not bad if you can get allocation very near to development and not far inside. Think security!

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LOL, the Village people, i actually love. Always in the village within 48 hour i land in NIgeria. Eeso e!!! The family has enough property in the place and my L-Pad project is there too. I'm actually buying the land for my sister that is married to a foreigner. I want her to have something to her name and that will keep her coming home too.

n3xt:


CountryHome or Private Escape. That's very thoughtful of you for the kids.

I have a place like that too. Though not in government estate but in a little community I helped shaped to my taste and for now the kids love it.

I can understand your decision to stay away from your village and the village people

Good day all. Please I need help to know a fair price for architectural drawing with seal for 2 units of 3 bedroom flat. If you have done this before, can you tell me a price range? What will be the added cost for a structural drawing? Thank you.

true2home:
LOL, the Village people, i actually love. Always in the village within 48 hour i land in NIgeria. Eeso e!!! The family has enough property in the place and my L-Pad project is there too. I'm actually buying the land for my sister that is married to a foreigner. I want her to have something to her name and that will keep her coming home too.

Like. Eeso e!!

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smiley001:



dis one na wah ooo... na to dey cast our walls with concrete with reinforcement remain be dat oooo.

not a bad idea if we have the money.

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ajibsca:
By saying its my biz not yours if I post my picture in half or full has made me rude and proud. You must really understand the use of English. Thanks for your contribution still.

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EgunMogaji:


Our discussion was on securing our premises.

Some think burglary is enough.

Some think that Baba God is the only savior.

EgunMogaji preaches levels of defense with each progressively deadlier than the previously encountered one.

Where's the fence?
Where's the local charm?
Where's the Mai Guard?
Where are the other Hausa people that have free rent in the compound?
Where are the Dobermans?
What happened to the security alarm?
Where's the armed homeowner, because I'm not seeing spent shotgun shells and brain matter in the hole from the first and only robber that stuck his head in the hole?

Sure not everyone can afford all of this, but it's about priorities. I bet you that they'll have money for aso ebi and the kids will be in private school.[size=15pt]

Most will wring their hands, console the homeowner with "epele o", "olorun afi opo ropo" and the homeowner will respond with "ani fi irue san fun arawa" and then quickly patch up the hole with a "afi sowo olorun".[/size]



PS: and we're talking about average joes here because we'll hear elaborate stories of hired assassins not regular opportunistic midnight robbers.

PPS: and for those who have never left Nigeria or did on short vacations but consider themselves expert on foreign countries, we do have home invasion robberies, kidnapping, gang hits, etc here too.

lwkmd
We Nigeriana quickly accept fate with any positive way forward.

EgunMogaji:

Our discussion was on securing our premises.
Some think burglary is enough.
Some think that Baba God is the only savior.

EgunMogaji preaches levels of defense with each progressively deadlier than the previously encountered one.

Where's the fence?
Where's the local charm?
Where's the Mai Guard?
Where are the other Hausa people that have free rent in the compound?
Where are the Dobermans?
What happened to the security alarm?
Where's the armed homeowner, because I'm not seeing spent shotgun shells and brain matter in the hole from the first and only robber that stuck his head in the hole?

You have everything covered... no loopholes left.

Hajji M.

n3xt:


You're doing too much to secure your property. It's not long that 150db alarm was discussed here. Bro, those thing work like magic. Also dogs with their gritting teeth have a lot to do. And don't estimate the power of signage. It gets them confused.

i don't like dogs, only my daughter do. I was forced to buy her one years ago when her wahala too much. Tho she accused the dog of biting her last year so that she can follow me

tevanso:
just columns no block

thanks...

EgunMogaji:
Hajj, have you seen this?
https://www.nairaland.com/3149366/earthquake-causes-panic-saki-oyo

No. Thanks. Will surely read it now..

Hajji M.

sweden7:
Good day all. Please I need help to know a fair price for architectural drawing with seal for 2 units of 3 bedroom flat. If you have done this before, can you tell me a price range? What will be the added cost for a structural drawing? Thank you.

there is no fixed price sir... it all depends on the grade and personality of the architect.

renowned architects will definitely charge more than graduate architect.

with seal, it can range from 50k to 550k. these are the ones i have seen. it could be less or higher.

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Barryton:

there is no fixed price sir... it all depends on the grade and personality of the architect.

renowned architects will definitely charge more than graduate architect.

with seal, it can range from 50k to 550k. these are the ones i have seen. it could be less or higher.

You're not lying cause someone quoted me N1.2 milla for a bungalow in Ibadan

n3xt:


Me sef no like the 150db alarm. But the on ground situation warrants it. More like choosing Form over Function but I no care.

My small 40db alarm sef dey make annoying sounds let alone having 150db.

Cute baby girl! Make we shake hands na... Na boys hostel I get for here and it's always a "why" discussion everyday.

May God bless and keep them for us.

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But to the security issue, I remain resolute not to have burglar bars in the guest areas and the first floor. The other means I've explored more than enough for now.

One often overlooked lapses that burglar take advantage of is rooms closer to noisy generators, dark spots, narrow paths and overgrown shrubs.

I don't take chances in those areas. In fact the fence security lights is on 24/7 backup power.
And the final one, I strategically choose the plots at end of the block so no one can pass the front of my house unless he's a guest, workman or family member. There's no thoroughfare. It's a dead end with cul de sac.

Amen to your prayer.

Before I use to think "eni ti o je gbin o le ku gbi" (i stand to be corrected) but the case isnt the same these days cos a mr no trouble can still face security palava.

EgunMogaji:


You're not lying cause someone quoted me N1.2 milla fir a bungalow in Ibadan

you know tell am say you no follow share inside dasuki dollars

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agarawu23:
you know tell am say you no follow share inside dasuki dollars

I learnt fast from those early episodes.

So I switched to using my GLO line from the US when I called vendors and only speak Yoruba