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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 4:15pm On Apr 25, 2020
Gabrielclint:


Nice one sir

You wount just go and buy a land anywhere. There are places that the government has mapped out for development. In Nigeria we development is usually Transit Oriented development (Tod). If one knows a place the government is trying to build roads, its always best to invest there.. The appreciation value of such places grows geometrically. Not just roads, but maybe other developments like housing estates and others..


Cash flow from the investment is very important. When Fashola was the governor of Lagos State, he revoked the certificate of occupancy of some real estate Investors at Magodo, Omole and other government estates because they didn't develop their property.

It is very important to take physical possession of your real estate investment by developing them and getting cash flow from the Investments.

I have lost money buying 5 plots of land speculating on the property, rather than buying one or two plots and use the extra to develop the property.

It is unfortunate we have very few real estate investors in Lagos, most are real estate speculators

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:17pm On Apr 25, 2020
Who is a RICH man?
Who is a POOR man?

Thanks.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 5:21pm On Apr 25, 2020
One definition: A rich man is a man who is contented with what he has and owns.
Another definition: A rich man is a man of means who can afford the good things of life. Another definition: A rich man is a man who is healthy.
Which of the definition you like?
Barrytone:
Who is a RICH man?
Who is a POOR man?

Thanks.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by handsomebolanle: 5:23pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



Cash flow from the investment is very important. When Fashola was the governor of Lagos State, he revoked the certificate of occupancy of some real estate Investors at Magodo, Omole and other government estates because they didn't develop their property.

It is very important to take physical possession of your real estate investment by developing them and getting cash flow from the Investments.

I have lost money buying 5 plots of land speculating on the property, rather than buying one or two plots and use the extra to develop the property.

It is unfortunate we have very few real estate investors in Lagos, most are real estate speculators

I have something of such in mind but I haven't thought about this particular point raised.....Thank you sir..Surely I will try and get in touch with you at the appropriate time...
Keep the good work going.....
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:28pm On Apr 25, 2020
ojesymsym:
One definition: A rich man is a man who is contented with what he has and owns.
Another definition: A rich man is a man of means who can afford the good things of life. Another definition: A rich man is a man who is healthy.
Which of the definition you like?

1. Dangote is not rich
2. Abba kyari wasn't rich
3. All our politicians sick of convid 19 are not rich.

Why on earth should I die in the course of being rich

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 5:31pm On Apr 25, 2020
Barrytone:
Who is a RICH man?
Who is a POOR man?

Thanks.

It is a relative. I prefer using financialy independent person.

It depends on your consumption, tastes, attitude, state of mind, relationship etc

Some people have a Networth of N100 million and feel richer than another person with a Networth of N10 billion.

A financialy independent person can afford to continue to maintain his desired standard of living for as long as he wants and lives without having to work for money again. He spends his time how he wants to spend it.

He can decide to play golf on a Monday morning, while others are battling with the rat race

He doesn't work for money again, but his money works for him and generates more than enough income that he can spend

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 5:35pm On Apr 25, 2020
Lol... I think moderation is key in the pursuit of wealth.
Another compound definition: Maybe a healthy man contended to be capable of having the good things of life he can afford.

But bros, wertin happen? I would like to believe that definition 2 fits you.
Barrytone:


1. Dangote is not rich
2. Abba kyari wasn't rich
3. All our politicians sick of convid 19 are not rich.

Why on earth should I die in the course of being rich

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 5:36pm On Apr 25, 2020
Barrytone:


1. Dangote is not rich
2. Abba kyari wasn't rich
3. All our politicians sick of convid 19 are not rich.

Why on earth should I die in the course of being rich


They never said they were rich. That is why it is relative.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Freciprocal: 5:46pm On Apr 25, 2020
Barrytone:

Who is a RICH man? One who doesn't Lack
Who is a POOR man? One who Lacks

Thanks.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 7:08pm On Apr 25, 2020
Bonjovi13:


A man who has 95Million Naira to invest in a property would not ask this kind of question. Audio money gang

An investor is not expected to have all the money he needs for his investment, the most important thing is his knowledge and experience about the investment, his track records, the size of his cash contribution to the investment, his understanding of the language of finance, credit history and his business relationship with his banks and financier

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 7:20pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:


It is a relative. I prefer using financialy independent person.

It depends on your consumption, tastes, attitude, state of mind, relationship etc

Some people have a Networth of N100 million and feel richer than another person with a Networth of N10 billion.

A financialy independent person can afford to continue to maintain his desired standard of living for as long as he wants and lives without having to work for money again. He spends his time how he wants to spend it.

He can decide to play golf on a Monday morning, while others are battling with the rat race

He doesn't work for money again, but his money works for him and generates more than enough income that he can spend for him

Sigh! The best kind of life. Freedom from bulls**t.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 8:20pm On Apr 25, 2020
Does this freedom exist in reality? I doubt it. What usually will happen is that people you will now be stressed with wealth preservation or begin to provide support to your offsprings. The myth does not exist in my opinion.
Phraences:


Sigh! The best kind of life. Freedom from bulls**t.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 8:32pm On Apr 25, 2020
ojesymsym:
Does this freedom exist in reality? I doubt it. What usually will happen is that people you will now be stressed with wealth preservation or begin to provide support to your offsprings. The myth does not exist in my opinion.



It exists, I know a middle age man who plays golf on Mondays, goes to watch his grandchildren play basketball in school, very active in his church and went on a missionary journey to East African journey for a year


Another Investment Bank resigned to pick up a lecturing job which paid him less than 20% of his Investment banking salary

The best freedom is to have freedom over how you spend your time and not working for money. Even if you are paid you can afford to say the money should be paid to a charity, because you have gone beyond working for money, but doing what you love doing

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 8:45pm On Apr 25, 2020
I think at least for the middle aged man, he will be sort of concerned with ensuring he is still able to achieve his life style and his mission work even if not by working.
He then has to mentor or try to guide his grandchildren. It's hard to explain Sha. It's a much better life I agree though than the rat race.

emmanuelewumi:




It exists, I know a middle age man who plays golf on Mondays, goes to watch his grandchildren play basketball in school, very active in his church and went on a missionary journey to East African journey for a year


Another Investment Bank resigned to pick up a lecturing job which paid him less than 20% of his Investment banking salary

The best freedom is to have freedom over how you spend your time and not working for money. Even if you are paid you can afford to say the money should be paid to a charity, because you have gone beyond working for money, but doing what you love doing
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 8:45pm On Apr 25, 2020
ojesymsym:
Does this freedom exist in reality? I doubt it. What usually will happen is that people you will now be stressed with wealth preservation or begin to provide support to your offsprings. The myth does not exist in my opinion.

emmanuelewumi:




It exists, I know a middle age man who plays golf on Mondays, goes to watch his grandchildren play basketball in school, very active in his church and went on a missionary journey to East African journey for a year


Another Investment Bank resigned to pick up a lecturing job which paid him less than 20% of his Investment banking salary

The best freedom is to have freedom over how you spend your time and not working for money. Even if you are paid you can afford to say the money should be paid to a charity, because you have gone beyond working for money, but doing what you love doing

Very correct. Wealth preservation sef is not even that difficult. And financial freedom does not mean you have to be as rich as Dangote or Bill Gates. Those are the people sef that are under the most pressure. You don't have to be rich enough to buy private jet before you can be called financially independent.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 8:49pm On Apr 25, 2020
Thank you. You explained it superbly.
Phraences:




Very correct. Wealth preservation sef is not even that difficult. And financial freedom does not mean you have to be as rich as Dangote or Bill Gates. Those are the people sef that are under the most pressure. You don't have to be rich enough to buy private jet before you can be called financially independent.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 8:55pm On Apr 25, 2020
ojesymsym:
I think at least for the middle aged man, he will be sort of concerned with ensuring he is still able to achieve his life style and his mission work even if not by working.
He then has to mentor or try to guide his grandchildren. It's hard to explain Sha. It's a much better life I agree though than the rat race.



The key words are

You decide how you spend your time

You have stopped working for money

You can continue to maintain your life style for life without working.

You money is working for you, making more money than you need

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 9:05pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



The key words are

You decide how you spend your time

You have stopped working for money

You can continue to maintain your life style for life without working.

You money is working for you, making more money than you need

What could be better than this? Oh yes! Nothing. smiley

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by odimbannamdi(m): 9:05pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



Cash flow from the investment is very important. When Fashola was the governor of Lagos State, he revoked the certificate of occupancy of some real estate Investors at Magodo, Omole and other government estates because they didn't develop their property.

It is very important to take physical possession of your real estate investment by developing them and getting cash flow from the Investments.

I have lost money buying 5 plots of land speculating on the property, rather than buying one or two plots and use the extra to develop the property.

It is unfortunate we have very few real estate investors in Lagos, most are real estate speculators

Lots of wisdom in this post, and the earlier one.

What do you mean by "develop the property", sir? Do you mean fencing the land round and starting a building project on it?

If yes, why would the government revoke the C of O of real estate investors who didn't so?? I am just curious

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:12pm On Apr 25, 2020
odimbannamdi:


Lots of wisdom in this post, and the earlier one.

What do you mean by "develop the property", sir? Do you mean fencing the land round and starting a building project on it?

If yes, why would the government revoke the C of O of real estate investors who didn't so?? I am just curious


Taking physical possession by building the property.

Government can revoke the certificate of occupancy if you don't develop the land after a given time especially if the area if fastly developing, Investors with money who are willing to buy and develop the property are making enquiries from government, or the undeveloped property is constituting a nuisance or a hideout for criminals

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by odimbannamdi(m): 9:27pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



Taking physical possession by building the property.

Government can revoke the certificate of occupancy if you don't develop the land after a given time especially if the area if fastly developing, Investors with money who are willing to buy and develop the property are making enquiries from government, or the undeveloped property is constituting a nuisance or a hideout for criminals

I fully understand now.

Thanks sir
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:12pm On Apr 25, 2020
[quote author=Freciprocal post=88846744][/quote]
Who doesn't lack?
Who lacks?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 10:39pm On Apr 25, 2020
I don't know why I have this feeling that there is more to these philosophical questions, often it is as a result of something that triggers a great emotional trauma. I hope am wrong though.

Barrytone:

Who doesn't lack?
Who lacks?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Pojomojo: 11:22pm On Apr 25, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



Cash flow from the investment is very important. When Fashola was the governor of Lagos State, he revoked the certificate of occupancy of some real estate Investors at Magodo, Omole and other government estates because they didn't develop their property.

It is very important to take physical possession of your real estate investment by developing them and getting cash flow from the Investments.

I have lost money buying 5 plots of land speculating on the property, rather than buying one or two plots and use the extra to develop the property.

It is unfortunate we have very few real estate investors in Lagos, most are real estate speculators

Never knew such thread exist on nairaland.

My question is I have a property in Delta State where has been designated by the state government as films village, it 2 plots. How so I go about this in light of what you said about government revoking the c of o. I have the deed of assignments and the area has been mapped out.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Freciprocal: 11:55pm On Apr 25, 2020
Barrytone:

Who doesn't lack?
Who lacks?

Rich Folks don't lack
Poor Folks Lack.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ahiboilandgas: 12:07am On Apr 26, 2020
Pojomojo:


Never knew such thread exist on nairaland.

My question is I have a property in Delta State where has been designated by the state government as films village, it 2 plots. How so I go about this in light of what you said about government revoking the c of o. I have the deed of assignments and the area has been mapped out.
my mum property was demolished in apo abuja ...commercial land converted to residential....

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 2:34am On Apr 26, 2020
ojesymsym:
I don't know why I have this feeling that there is more to these philosophical questions, often it is as a result of something that triggers a great emotional trauma. I hope am wrong though.


lipsrsealed
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 4:24am On Apr 26, 2020
Pojomojo:


Never knew such thread exist on nairaland.

My question is I have a property in Delta State where has been designated by the state government as films village, it 2 plots. How so I go about this in light of what you said about government revoking the c of o. I have the deed of assignments and the area has been mapped out.


Make enquiries about the status of the land from the state government. The information you get will determine your next line of action.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rotiix(m): 7:35am On Apr 26, 2020
Good morning to the elders in this thread, I am a silent reader but I have learnt so much from the wealth of experience of people in this group. The attached is the offer I got on Opay app. Is it safe to put money here? Pls guide before man pikin go mis-step.

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 7:38am On Apr 26, 2020
Barrytone:

Who doesn't lack?
Who lacks?


We can't have it all, there are four major resources which we all need to have

Money
Time
Health
Relationship.

If you have the four you don't lack

Altbough if you have the first two you can acquire the other two and many more like knowledge, wisdom etc..

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 7:45am On Apr 26, 2020
Rotiix:
Good morning to the elders in this thread, I am a silent reader but I have learnt so much from the wealth of experience of people in this group. The attached is the offer I got on Opay app. Is it safe to put money here? Pls guide before man pikin go mis-step.


I do not know much about Opay so I will leave those with the knowledge to give a better explanation. However, I will like you answer find answers to the following questions..

1. What business/businesses are you they into?

2. Where and where do they operate?

3. Is recent government policies in their area of operations favouring them?

4. What will your own Investment be used for?

5. From your knowledge of their business can it provide such returns?

With answers to these, I believe you will have a clear path.

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