Folagbade Daniel, Author at Lands Of Nigeria

A man reviewing property paperwork before a deal, illustrating how to verify a LASRERA-registered estate agent in Lagos in 2026

LASRERA Crackdown: How to Verify a Lagos Estate Agent (2026)

LASRERA recovered ₦270m from fraudulent Lagos agents in 2025–2026. Here's how to check an estate agent is properly registered before you pay a kobo — plus the red flags of a fake.

Folagbade Daniel July 29, 2026

$Wooden blocks assembled into the shape of a house, illustrating fractional co-ownership of Nigerian real estate in 2026$

Investment Real estate

Fractional Property Ownership in Nigeria (2026): How It Works & the Real Risks

Fractional ownership lets you co-own Nigerian property from a small stake. Here's how it actually works in 2026, what returns to expect, and the SEC rules and risks to check before you invest.

Folagbade Daniel July 29, 2026

Aerial view of a residential neighbourhood in Ibadan, Nigeria, illustrating housing-finance reform and the proposed National Housing Finance Authority in 2026

News Real estate

Nigeria’s New Housing Finance Authority (2026): What It Means for Buyers

The FG plans a National Housing Finance Authority and wants informal workers in the NHF from ₦5,000/month. What the 2026 housing-finance reform actually means — and what to do now.

Folagbade Daniel July 29, 2026

Cost of Roofing a House in Nigeria (2026) — Lands of Nigeria cost guide cover

Cost Analysis

Cost of Roofing a House in Nigeria (2026): Full ₦ Breakdown

What it really costs to roof a house in Nigeria in 2026 — sheet prices per m², timber, labour and full totals by house type, with both naira and dollar figures.

Folagbade Daniel July 29, 2026

Investment Real estate

Home Loans for Nigerians Abroad: The 2026 Diaspora Mortgage Guide

Nigerians abroad can now get a mortgage to buy or build back home — including a new FMBN diaspora scheme launching August 2026. Your options, the requirements, real costs, and the traps.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026

Concrete building blocks, used to estimate how many blocks build a 4-bedroom duplex in Nigeria

Cost Analysis

How Many Blocks to Build a 4-Bedroom Duplex in Nigeria (2026)

A 4-bedroom duplex in Nigeria takes roughly 6,000–9,000 blocks. Here's how the number is worked out, the cement needed, and what the blocks cost in 2026.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026

Stacked cement blocks, used to estimate how many blocks build a 3-bedroom bungalow in Nigeria

Cost Analysis

How Many Blocks to Build a 3-Bedroom Bungalow in Nigeria (2026)

A 3-bedroom bungalow in Nigeria takes roughly 2,600–3,200 blocks. Here's how the number is worked out, the cement needed, and what the blocks cost in 2026.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026

A stack of concrete blocks, used to estimate how many blocks build a 5-bedroom duplex in Nigeria

Cost Analysis

How Many Blocks to Build a 5-Bedroom Duplex in Nigeria (2026)

A 5-bedroom duplex in Nigeria takes roughly 8,000–12,000 blocks. Here's how the number is worked out, blocks by building type, cement needed, and what it all costs in 2026.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026

Aerial view of a building construction site, representing the cost of building and buying property in Nigeria

Cost Analysis Real estate

Cost of Building & Buying in Nigeria (2026): The Complete Price Library

Every real 2026 cost of building and buying property in Nigeria, in one place — house-by-house build costs, materials, fences, boreholes, buying fees and location prices, all in naira and dollars.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026

View of Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria, where many of the 176 estates declared illegal are located

News Real estate

176 Lagos Estates Declared “Illegal”: What Ibeju-Lekki & Epe Buyers Must Know (2026)

Lagos declared 176 estates illegal across Ibeju-Lekki, Epe, Eti-Osa and Ajah for lacking approvals — but "illegal" doesn't mean "marked for demolition." Here's the calm truth and what buyers should do.

Folagbade Daniel July 28, 2026